Re: Pismo G4 550

2004-11-09 Thread markemmanuel
I don't know if you are referring to me but my original topic was about 
upgrading my Pismo and I had another post about Bluetooth (that no one 
replied to. :( ), and about upgrading my hard drive.

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On Nov 9, 2004, at 1:22 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
How much did you pay for that upgrade? Plus, the original poster was 
asking
about a Wallstreet upgrade. I still stand by what I've said, depending 
on
how much you paid, it might make sense for a Pismo but for a 
Wallstreet, I'm
not that sure...

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Re: Pismo disaster - please help!

2004-11-09 Thread Pauline Turtle-Bear Guillermo
Pressing down hard on the processor to reseat it with the upper RAM 
chip installed is not good for the RAM chip or the slot that holds the 
RAM, so I hope that was not happening. Also, in every hard drive 
replacement guide I have seen for the Pismo, the processor must be 
removed to access the hard drive (see Pismo User Manual and Service 
Source manual), so that part was okay.

As Kyle said get a new RAM chip and see how that works.
Turtle-Bear (who has also got caught in the Pismo not starting after HD 
replacement - processor need to be seated FIRMLY)

On Nov 7, 2004, at 7:07 PM, David Thrower wrote:
hello all,  i'm putting together a Pismo for my
daughter's Christmas present as i did for her older
brother last year.  as before, i decided to add a new
5400 rpm Toshiba drive, making sure of course that is
is ATA-5 compliant as per Other World Computer's item
description.
so... i installed it, which is easy in these 'Books as
i'm sure you all know, buttoned it back up, and upon
attempting to boot, was greeted not with The Chime,
but rather with a single beep and a black screen.  i
opened it back up and made sure connectios were
secure, and tried again with the same result.  i
subsequently tried:
1) checking the connections again (keyboard, hard
drive, LCD, PRAM battery)
2) removing, and reseating the processor
daughterboard, as i had inadvertantly pulled on it's
tab when pulling the original hard drive out (of
course, i checked it immediately, but did it again) -
*this might come up again*
3) reinstalled the original hard drive (which worked
fine initially)
4) reseated the processor daughterboard again, and the
single 512Mb RAM chip
5) tried booting with the keyboard  and hard drive(s)
unconnected to see if i could at least get the ?/Boot
Volume (of course, the battery and CD/DVD drive were
unconnected the entire time)
6) pressing the reset button on the back, and then
holding down the power button for twenty seconds
7) and finally, disconnecting the PRAM battery, power
cord, battery, and CD drive, waiting 24 hours, then
resetting and attempting to boot again
... each time, single note chime and black screen.  my
thinking is that i must have damaged the processor
daughterboard when i pulled on it's tab accidentally
with the heat tube assembly still screwed down, but i
don't want to buy a new 500mhz processor/board only to
find out it's something else...
any suggestions would be much appreciated, as a 14
year-old girl's Holday (and, therefore, global peace
and happiness) hangs in the balance.
best regards,
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Re: G3 power book

2004-11-09 Thread Bruce Johnson
On Nov 8, 2004, at 10:49 PM, Ray Fryer wrote:
Hello. I have a neighbor whose G3 powerbook all of a sudden will not 
power
on. I do not really know much about power books, I have a Beige G3, 
but if
anyone has any suggestion to get this going for her again, I would
appreciate it. Thanks

Try resetting the power manager: 
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449

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Re: Pismo disaster

2004-11-09 Thread csean
on 08/11/2004 15:19, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 hi - thanks very much for your suggestion, but i
 really pressed that sucker hard.  i downloaded a
 take-apart guide for the Pismo, where i believe it was
 mentioned that you have to do this.
 
 yeah, i hate that feeling.  the first time i upgraded
 a Mac (the kid's first Performa) processor, i didn't
 seat it right, so i called Sonnet Tech Support, and
 when the guy said put it on the floor so you can
 really lean into it... i thought i was going to puke!
 :P  of course, it worked, and i was happy customer
 number #147 for him that day i'm sure... ;)
 
 
 best regards,
 David 

One beep means No RAM is installed or detected, so either it isn't seated
properly or you fried it when you reinstalled it. Try a different bank of
RAM.
Also, if you bought it from OWC, then it has a lifetime warranty and OWC has
always been good to me with this warranty.

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Network Time Error?

2004-11-09 Thread Stanton Mitrany
Hi, Gang!

I've just received the following error message for about the sixth time in
the last 24 hours:

Network Time Error

The Date  Time control panel cannot open Open Transport. Use the system
software CD to reinstall the Open Transport software.


Why would this error message have come up? Does this mean that part of my
OS, or worse, my entire OS, is screwed up? Is this advice valid? I'm on a
Wallstreet II 233 with 256MB of ram, running OS 9.2.2.

I believe that I got to 9.2.2 via an updater from 9x, and I'm not sure
whether the Open Transport software has varied from subversion to
subversion. Do I need to reinstall the entire OS? Do I need to run the
updaters?

What type of install do you recommend?

Thanks!

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Re: Network Time Error?

2004-11-09 Thread John McGibney
It means that the control panel can't connect to the internet to do a time
check. If you can use Netscape and/or check your email then Open Transport
is working properly. Or possibly you're dialing up through AOL or the like
and therefore bypassing Open Transport.

You may have to connect to the internet manually or automatically by
launching your browser or email application first. Once you're connected
then launch your date/time control panel and do a time check.

John

 Hi, Gang!
 
 I've just received the following error message for about the sixth time in
 the last 24 hours:
 
 Network Time Error
 
 The Date  Time control panel cannot open Open Transport. Use the system
 software CD to reinstall the Open Transport software.
 
 
 Why would this error message have come up? Does this mean that part of my
 OS, or worse, my entire OS, is screwed up? Is this advice valid? I'm on a
 Wallstreet II 233 with 256MB of ram, running OS 9.2.2.
 
 I believe that I got to 9.2.2 via an updater from 9x, and I'm not sure
 whether the Open Transport software has varied from subversion to
 subversion. Do I need to reinstall the entire OS? Do I need to run the
 updaters?
 
 What type of install do you recommend?
 
 Thanks!
 
 All the best,
 stanton




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Re: Network Time Error?

2004-11-09 Thread Stanton Mitrany

I'm using Outlook Express and Internet Explorer. I am connected to the
internet, through Earthlink. I've tried to update my time with the server,
to no avail. 

I'm also afraid to log off the internet, and afraid that if I do, I may not
be able to reconnect to the internet. Is that a rational concern? Should I
be concerned that my Wallstreet may not be able to restart if I try that, or
if my system crashes. In other words, I don't know how vital that Date 
Time control panel is to the operation of my computer and to my ability to
go online if whatever is wrong goes uncorrected.

Is it possible that if I restart that things will be back to normal? Could
it be that what is corrupted is one of these system files which is in RAM?

Thanks,
stanton



 From: John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 It means that the control panel can't connect to the internet to do a time
 check. If you can use Netscape and/or check your email then Open Transport
 is working properly. Or possibly you're dialing up through AOL or the like
 and therefore bypassing Open Transport.
 
 You may have to connect to the internet manually or automatically by
 launching your browser or email application first. Once you're connected
 then launch your date/time control panel and do a time check.
 
 John
 
 Hi, Gang!
 
 I've just received the following error message for about the sixth time in
 the last 24 hours:
 
 Network Time Error
 
 The Date  Time control panel cannot open Open Transport. Use the system
 software CD to reinstall the Open Transport software.
 
 
 Why would this error message have come up? Does this mean that part of my
 OS, or worse, my entire OS, is screwed up? Is this advice valid? I'm on a
 Wallstreet II 233 with 256MB of ram, running OS 9.2.2.
 
 I believe that I got to 9.2.2 via an updater from 9x, and I'm not sure
 whether the Open Transport software has varied from subversion to
 subversion. Do I need to reinstall the entire OS? Do I need to run the
 updaters?
 
 What type of install do you recommend?
 
 Thanks!
 
 All the best,
 stanton
 
 
 
 
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Re: Network Time Error?

2004-11-09 Thread Bruce Johnson
On Nov 9, 2004, at 2:12 PM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
I'm using Outlook Express and Internet Explorer. I am connected to the
internet, through Earthlink. I've tried to update my time with the 
server,
to no avail.

I'm also afraid to log off the internet, and afraid that if I do, I 
may not
be able to reconnect to the internet. Is that a rational concern? 
Should I
be concerned that my Wallstreet may not be able to restart if I try 
that, or
if my system crashes. In other words, I don't know how vital that Date 

Time control panel is to the operation of my computer and to my 
ability to
go online if whatever is wrong goes uncorrected.
Oh, nothing like that! This is just an automatic update using a network 
time server. Go into the Date and time control panel and uncheck the 
use network time server option.

The worst thing that can happen is your computer will wake up thinking 
it's 1970 or something...

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Lombard Pricing

2004-11-09 Thread Michael Richardson
Dear List,
I am trying to list my Lombard on ebay for sell,but
not sure what a good price is. I plan on taking
whatever money I make from the sell of the Lombard,
and applying it to the purchase of a Pismo. These are
the specs...

333mhz
Toshiba 40GB 5400rpm hard drive
320mg ram
OS X 1.5

I am the only owner of this machine (bought new in
'99)
This machine has no problems what so ever and has
served me faithfully in the last five years.

I would appreciate suggestions on a good starting
price or buy it now price. Thanks all

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Re: Lombard Pricing

2004-11-09 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 09/11/04 19:00, Michael Richardson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Dear List,
 I am trying to list my Lombard on ebay for sell,but
 not sure what a good price is. I plan on taking
 whatever money I make from the sell of the Lombard,
 and applying it to the purchase of a Pismo. These are
 the specs...
 
 333mhz
 Toshiba 40GB 5400rpm hard drive
 320mg ram
 OS X 1.5
 
 I am the only owner of this machine (bought new in
 '99)
 This machine has no problems what so ever and has
 served me faithfully in the last five years.
 
 I would appreciate suggestions on a good starting
 price or buy it now price. Thanks all

To get a good idea about how much an item is worth on eBay, it is usually
good practice to do a search for the item in the completed items. You'll be
able to compare different packages and better be able what the target price
you want. Just make sure you don't use searching criteria that would narrow
the search too much. Try something like powerbook g3 +(333,400) or
something like that...

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Re: Network Time Error?

2004-11-09 Thread Erik Ness
I had this annoying problem a couple of years ago. Seems to me I 
solved the problem by tossing a corrupted preferences file. I'm rusty 
on Classic now, though. Anyone care to guess the culprit?

Cheers,
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Re: Wallstreet and UDF

2004-11-09 Thread darm0k
At 04:07 PM -0700 11/08/2004, Bob wrote:
BTW, you may remember that in the past (OS 8.5/6) there was some
conflict between Adaptec's extension and Apple's UDF extension.
Re-ordering those two extensions so that Apple's preceded Adaptec's
solved the conflict (and the 3rd-party Joliet Volume Access Extension
also clashed with these extensions until it was placed ahead of them).
I'm wondering if any re-ordering is necessary with the new Adaptec
extensions? Have any knowledge on that?
Never heard of that.  I have both extensions, loading in alphabetical 
order on my Macs running OS 8.6, 9.1, and 9.2.2.  UDF discs work 
fine.  ISO9600 w/Joliet discs work fine.

FWIW,
- Dan.
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Re: Pismo G4 550

2004-11-09 Thread Stuart Saunders
On 10/11/2004, at 4:19 AM, Laurent wrote:
Laurent,
I must disagree,
I have just had a Pismo 400 upgraded to 550 G4 (Daystar) and it is
performing very well, much much faster than my other original 400 G3.
(being overseas, I bought another Pismo in the states on eBay and had
it upgraded. - was never without a laptop during upgrade, now have 
two.
Probably will keep orig as backup.)
Took me a while to get the G4 sorted (due to bad backside cache - reqd
new processor) but now working very well.
I cannot use Skype on orig Pismo, but on G4 it works very well - one
hour phone call last night very high quality, just a short period of
static. Currently watching Ansari X prize video - playing well - but 
on
orig the video and audio kept dropping out.

So looking forward to a few more years Pismoing - just love the form
factor.
Stuart.
P.S. Also put in a 60 gig 7200 rpm Hitachi which may be part of the
good speed but it also vibrates unacceptably. Appears to be getting
less so must be bearing rumble? Out of balance does not tend to cure
itself, AFAIK?
How much did you pay for that upgrade? Plus, the original poster was 
asking
about a Wallstreet upgrade. I still stand by what I've said, depending 
on
how much you paid, it might make sense for a Pismo but for a 
Wallstreet, I'm
not that sure...

-Laurent.
$289 at Daystar. (Shipping, etc extra, plus pismo purchase price ~ $410)
Firefox rules! ( fast, also opens legal popups such as 
local weather bureau sat. photos which Safari won't load)

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