Re: yo-yo adapter sound question

2005-01-30 Thread sacear3
I think it's not the connection. My yo-yo adapter makes a buzzing sound while 
it is actually charging the battery. Once the battery is charged the adapter is 
silent. It has done that since I first got it back in 2000 and from what I 
understand it is normal behavior.

 Hello, 
 I have had an adapter replaced under the 4402 G3 adapter recall. 
 However, the yo-yo adapter makes a  slight buzzing sound where the 
 cord plugs into the yo-yo connector. Is this normal? 




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Changing the keyboard

2005-01-30 Thread Aase Marit Waage
Hi all,
As you know, I had to get another keyboard for my iBook, since it has 
the international one while I need the Norwegian one.

Tomorrow I will be going to the PO to fetch it (and the Airport 
Express Base)...

I still do not know how I am going to get it installed though. Is 
that something you can do yourself, or would that compromise 
AppleCare?

Do I have to go to a Apple re-seller who has a repair facility as 
well, or could I e.g. ask my boss who often do stuff himself? I would 
need to give him instructions though, as he is most used to dealing 
with stationary computers (PC`s and Mac`s)... I know that if I wanted 
to get a RAM chip put into my Pismo, the labor would be around $80. 
So god knows how much changing the keyboard would be. But if using 
professionals is my only option, I would just have to do it...

I am excited about one other thing too, and that is that when I just 
changed the language in OS X, it still is not exactly like my other 
Norwegian keyboards. There are some characters which just are not 
where I expect them to be. So if I just use this set-up, and the 
keyboard is exactly like the others, e.g. on my Pismo, I would still 
have a few problems, I think. How to solve that, and get everything 
to match the actual keyboard, I have no idea. But it must be do-able, 
at least I hope so...

Thanks a lot for your help!!!
Aase :)
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Re: Erasing hard drive

2005-01-30 Thread Dean
Does Panther have a disk corruption issue?
I installed 10.3 and updates (at the time) on a pismo. Worked fine for 2 
weeks
then one day I got the wonderful question mark. I started up from the CD
and tried to repair disk permissions, but disk first aid could not find 
an install to repair.
So I reformat and reinstall. Everything fine for a week and the same 
thing happens.
I replaced the hard drive thinking it had gone south, and install 10.2.8 
and have had no problems since. Out of curiosity I installed the same 12 
Gig HD from the Pismo (the one I thought was bad) into my Lombard and 
reformat but install 10.2.8 this time.
It's been running without a hitch for 4 months!

Amber wrote:
On 1/29/05 9:09 PM, Zoltan Batiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Amber,
Food for thought:  I too was having problems with one of my PB's and
decided to try something: I installed OS X Panther on my external
Firewire drive; the drive that was meant to simply back up all of my
data so I could re-format my main internal drive.  What I found was
quite disturbing. . .the exact same problems occurred running from the
external drive only after about 30 minutes in operation!  While this
may not be true for you, I'm still at a loss as what is causing my
issues, which is odd delays in some of my apps.  Just food for thought.
   

Hi Zoltan,
Although I did not initially realize it,  I am now thinking that there is a
pretty good chance that Panther may be responsible or partly responsible for
the problems I have been having.   I have had incredibly slow start ups,
endless crashes, and significant delays in some of the applications.
Then the disk drive stopped working properly.  I am hoping that the erase
will work and my PB will be back to working like it was before.  If not, I
will know it is a hardware issue.
Amber
 


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Re: Erasing hard drive

2005-01-30 Thread Amber
On 1/30/05 10:03 AM, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Does Panther have a disk corruption issue?
 I installed 10.3 and updates (at the time) on a pismo. Worked fine for 2
 weeks
 then one day I got the wonderful question mark. I started up from the CD
 and tried to repair disk permissions, but disk first aid could not find
 an install to repair.
 So I reformat and reinstall. Everything fine for a week and the same
 thing happens.
 I replaced the hard drive thinking it had gone south, and install 10.2.8
 and have had no problems since. Out of curiosity I installed the same 12
 Gig HD from the Pismo (the one I thought was bad) into my Lombard and
 reformat but install 10.2.8 this time.
 It's been running without a hitch for 4 months!

Apple of course will refuse to acknowledge that any of their software might
be causing problems but this is all I can link my problems too. Soon after
installing the update, things started to grind to a halt.  Before that, I
had been running the previous OS and had no problems.  The last OS update
has  caused no end of problems.  Even the start up is agonizingly slow !!

I have spent ages on the phone with AppleCare trying to resolve all the
problems I've been having - i.e. Programs not quitting fully or requiring
repeated force quits, crashes, endless spinning balls, extensive delays in
programs, and then the disk drive not working.

Anyway, I have no choice but to install Panther after I do my HD erase as it
is on the Install/restore disk that came with the PB.

I am hoping  I can install Jaguar over the top of Panther when the hard
drive is sorted out by the erase.  


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Re: Erasing hard drive

2005-01-30 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 1/30/05 1:03 PM, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Does Panther have a disk corruption issue?
 I installed 10.3 and updates (at the time) on a pismo. Worked fine for 2
 weeks
 then one day I got the wonderful question mark. I started up from the CD
 and tried to repair disk permissions, but disk first aid could not find
 an install to repair.
 So I reformat and reinstall. Everything fine for a week and the same
 thing happens.
 I replaced the hard drive thinking it had gone south, and install 10.2.8
 and have had no problems since. Out of curiosity I installed the same 12
 Gig HD from the Pismo (the one I thought was bad) into my Lombard and
 reformat but install 10.2.8 this time.
 It's been running without a hitch for 4 months!
 
If there is I haven¹t seen it. I¹ve had Panther installed on 28 machines
since it was released and haven¹t had a problem with any of them. (24 G4
iMacs, 1 2001 QuickSilver, 1 15² alBook, 1 dual USB iBook, 1 tangerine
iBook) I did have to reinstall the OS in my alBook but that was in relation
to a failed update, not everyday usage.

Panther is finicky about RAM. We¹ve seen it fail to install with certain RAM
upgrades. And just to prove how finicky it is, having installed without the
upgrade, it often runs fine when the upgrade is reinstalled. Not that I¹d
trust that RAM upgrade personally.

I¹m thankful for S.M.A.R.T. drives. In the past I¹ve had drives I was
suspicious of but wasn¹t entirely certain about. When you work for a school
district you can¹t just dump a drive you *think* is defective. Today when
S.M.A.R.T. tells me the drive is untrustworthy that¹s enough for my tech
guy.

A simple explanation for your drive being fine in the Lombard is heat - it
is entirely possible that the drive is subject to less heat in the Lombard
than it was in the Pismo. 




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Re: Wallstreet start up

2005-01-30 Thread Mikael Byström
James Sanderson said:

What would keep a WS from starting up with a fully charged battery?  
The battery indicates that it is fully charged.  The computer starts up 
just fine with the adaptor connected.  When the computer is on the 
indicator says that the battery is fully charged.  I have started the 
computer with the battery only before.  The PMU has been replaced; I 
know it works cause before I replaced it this battery that I have was 
discharged.  The charging unit (or whatever it's called) is also new to 
the computer.

Suggestions please?

Unfortunately I have none, but I can share identical experiences with a
WS II/PDQ that I used to own. It wouldn't startup unless it had the
powercord plugged into the wall. Then it could stay up for 2 and half
hours or so. On the other hand it could be moved with no or empty battery
in to another outlet or let me change to a fresh battery, even in the
same bay, while in sleep.
I suppose something in the battery charge is too little to be able to
handle an increased request of power during the startup or there could be
a hardware setting somewhere that prevents startup without a powercord
plugged in. But I wouldn't count on that. Maybe others have better
suggestions. 


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Re: web page capture

2005-01-30 Thread Mikael Byström
Bruce Johnson said:

No. This is how it works in Safari, Firefox and IE.

It's just that the explanation was convoluted.

How does Safari and Firefox save the photos?  I don't see this
possibility in Safari.


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ibook help- no idea why its not working!

2005-01-30 Thread Dylan Moore
Hey all, got more details from my friend clint on his ibook- I really 
need all the feedback i can get from you guys so we can get his ibook 
back together!!

to dylan
I don't know what is happening. I tried the first thing you said and 
that
didn't work but it sort of did.  the computer started up and there 
were all
kinds of weird colors and patterns. sort of medieval rug type of 
colors.

then I tried the last one.  my book is the large size 2 usb model 14.1 
from
late 2002, so to reset the p-ram power man you have to press shit, 
control,
options, and power together. wait 5 seconds. then start up.  that 
didn't work
at all.

the funny thing is. sometimes the grey 10.3 screen comes on when I try 
to
start and sometimes it doesnt.  it usually comes on if it is my first 
try at
booting up in a while. like after an hour or 2. then the subsequent 
times
don't work at all. I'm going to try the middle one next.  this sucks.


What the hell could be causing this?? I don't think i've ever read any 
posts that explain THIS before. Is he eligible for some sort of ibook 
logic board recall?

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Re: Erasing hard drive

2005-01-30 Thread John
Dean wrote:
Does Panther have a disk corruption issue?
I installed 10.3 and updates (at the time) on a pismo. Worked fine for 2 
weeks
then one day I got the wonderful question mark. I started up from the CD
and tried to repair disk permissions, but disk first aid could not find 
an install to repair.
So I reformat and reinstall. Everything fine for a week and the same 
thing happens.
I replaced the hard drive thinking it had gone south, and install 10.2.8 
and have had no problems since. Out of curiosity I installed the same 12 
Gig HD from the Pismo (the one I thought was bad) into my Lombard and 
reformat but install 10.2.8 this time.
It's been running without a hitch for 4 months!
Sounds more like a flakey drive to me. It could also be a hardware issue 
in the Pismo. I've been running Panther on my iBook 700, BW 400, and 
Sawtooth 450 for a long time and have had no issues that couldn't be 
corrected by repairing permissions occasionally. Once I get some more 
RAM and a bigger hard drive for my Tangerine iMac (333, currently 
running Jag), I plan to upgrade it too.

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Re: ibook help- no idea why its not working!

2005-01-30 Thread John
Dylan Moore wrote:
Hey all, got more details from my friend clint on his ibook- I really 
need all the feedback i can get from you guys so we can get his ibook 
back together!!

to dylan
I don't know what is happening. I tried the first thing you said and that
didn't work but it sort of did.  the computer started up and there 
were all
kinds of weird colors and patterns. sort of medieval rug type of colors.

then I tried the last one.  my book is the large size 2 usb model 14.1 
from
late 2002, so to reset the p-ram power man you have to press shit, 
control,
options, and power together. wait 5 seconds. then start up.  that 
didn't work
at all.

the funny thing is. sometimes the grey 10.3 screen comes on when I try to
start and sometimes it doesnt.  it usually comes on if it is my first 
try at
booting up in a while. like after an hour or 2. then the subsequent times
don't work at all. I'm going to try the middle one next.  this sucks.


What the hell could be causing this?? I don't think i've ever read any 
posts that explain THIS before. Is he eligible for some sort of ibook 
logic board recall?

Sounds like the logic board failure problem to me.
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Re: ibook help- no idea why its not working!

2005-01-30 Thread Zoltan Batiz
On Jan 30, 2005, at 1:14 PM, John wrote:
Dylan Moore wrote:
Hey all, got more details from my friend clint on his ibook- I really 
need all the feedback i can get from you guys so we can get his ibook 
back together!!
to dylan
I don't know what is happening. I tried the first thing you said and 
that
didn't work but it sort of did.  the computer started up and there 
were all
kinds of weird colors and patterns. sort of medieval rug type of 
colors.

then I tried the last one.  my book is the large size 2 usb model 
14.1 from
late 2002, so to reset the p-ram power man you have to press shit, 
control,
options, and power together. wait 5 seconds. then start up.  that 
didn't work
at all.

the funny thing is. sometimes the grey 10.3 screen comes on when I 
try to
start and sometimes it doesnt.  it usually comes on if it is my 
first try at
booting up in a while. like after an hour or 2. then the subsequent 
times
don't work at all. I'm going to try the middle one next.  this sucks.


What the hell could be causing this?? I don't think i've ever read 
any posts that explain THIS before. Is he eligible for some sort of 
ibook logic board recall?
Sounds like the logic board failure problem to me.
JR

Try this first before you send it into Apple and have to wait 2 months 
before you get it back:

If you have access to another Mac with Firewire use Firewire Target 
Disk Mode.  Simply grab a firewire cable, connect it to the working Mac 
while it's running, then the other end to the bad iBook.  At this 
point, press the power on the iBook, and then press and hold the letter 
T until the LCD lights up, showing the Firewire symbol.  If you can 
get this far, and an icon pops up on the working Mac, be warned. . 
.Apple may do a similar test and call your friend once they have his 
iBook saying the logic board is fine and it's gonna cost hundreds to 
fix.  (friend had a similar experience.)  If you CAN get that far, then 
run Disk Utility on the working Mac and try to repair disk/permissions 
on the bad iBook.  I can't tell you how many times this simple 
procedure has fixed many problems with my friends iBooks and PB's.  I 
recently fixed my roommates iBook using this procedure; (see thread, 
Black Screen of Death)  Hope this helps.  If not, then at least you 
can rule out any other possibility other than the logic board.  If 
that's the case, then check Apple's website 'cause if I'm not mistaken, 
Apple has once again extended the Logic Board Replacement Program.  The 
cool thing about this program is that you don't have to be the original 
owner nor does it even have to be under warranty.  If, after they test 
the iBook and determine that it is in fact the logic board, they will 
replace it  for free. . .no questions asked.  (I now know three people 
including myself that has gone through the program, so speaking from 
experience here.  Apple takes their time, but they do fix 'em.)

Zoltan
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Re: iBook not playing nice on the network!

2005-01-30 Thread Timothy Domst
On Jan 29, 2005, at 2:57 PM, - drive - drift - dream - wrote:

It's a Belkin, a couple years old, has three wired ports and 
wireless,
it's been used with wireless cards in 3 different PCs, my old
Powerbook, and an iBook I was cleaning up to sell, as well as a USB
wireless PC adapter and an ethernet wireless adapter for the G3 iMac
downstairs - no other machine has ever made the wired one 
disconnect,
though *once* a month or so ago it stopped transmitting wirelessly, 
so
had to be reset through the machine that's connected with a cable.
Hmmm, sorry, I don't have any experience with the Belkin, but I 
would be
tempted to say that it's the problem.

-Laurent.
I too agree it sounds like the router. Power it down and reset it to 
default
as per the instructions that came with it.
The router still functions fine with a PC laptop and the 
ethernet-wireless iMac, and with the old Powerbook up until I got rid 
of her.  It gets reset every time the iBook kills the wired 
connection.  The orange light that says the machine's transmitting or 
receiving data still lights up when it's not working, the machine just 
can't find the host.  The router's connected through DHCP to my DSL 
modem, it basically runs at factory settings all the time except for 
the SSID is different.


Are the MTU settings the same on all the computers?  The MTU is the 
number that's usually either 1500 or 1492, and all the computers should 
be the same duplex, like half-duplex or full-duplex, and the same 
speed.  In OSX it's all in the Network settings under ethernet, if they 
are all on automatic then that eliminates my idea, because they would 
match the settings from the router.

I have a Linksys wireless router, and there are two subnets, one for 
wireless and one for ethernet.  This will be the same on all routers.  
I use static routing, with as few computers as you and I have it's 
easier to configure.  You can go into the router and change from DHCP 
to static, give each computer a different address, (i.e. 192.168.1.x), 
then go into the network settings of each computer and make them static 
and give them one of the addresses you just put into the router.


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Erasing hard drive with two partitions

2005-01-30 Thread Lowell Neudeck
I have an iBook 800 with OS 10.2 on it. I have an external firewire 
drive which I originally formatted with two partitions. I would like to 
reformat the external drive to one partition only. How do I do that?

TIA
Lowell
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Re: iBook not playing nice on the network!

2005-01-30 Thread - drive - drift - dream -
On 30-Jan-05, at 5:58 PM, Timothy Domst wrote:
The router still functions fine with a PC laptop and the 
ethernet-wireless iMac, and with the old Powerbook up until I got rid 
of her.  It gets reset every time the iBook kills the wired 
connection.  The orange light that says the machine's transmitting or 
receiving data still lights up when it's not working, the machine 
just can't find the host.  The router's connected through DHCP to my 
DSL modem, it basically runs at factory settings all the time except 
for the SSID is different.


Are the MTU settings the same on all the computers?  The MTU is the 
number that's usually either 1500 or 1492, and all the computers 
should be the same duplex, like half-duplex or full-duplex, and the 
same speed.  In OSX it's all in the Network settings under ethernet, 
if they are all on automatic then that eliminates my idea, because 
they would match the settings from the router.
They probably are, because I have no idea what an MTU is or how it 
would be different from one machine to the next...

I have a Linksys wireless router, and there are two subnets, one for 
wireless and one for ethernet.  This will be the same on all routers.  
I use static routing, with as few computers as you and I have it's 
easier to configure.  You can go into the router and change from DHCP 
to static, give each computer a different address, (i.e. 192.168.1.x), 
then go into the network settings of each computer and make them 
static and give them one of the addresses you just put into the 
router.
The router interface, when my wired machine goes down, will say it's 
still connected, with a different address than the iBook that's 
interfering.  And sometimes it doesn't cause a problem, like if I start 
pinging the router from the wired machine, and keep it pinging while 
the files transfer, for some reason...

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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread David Lesher
At 05:42 PM 1/29/2005, you wrote:
Folks,
OK. . .we all know that one USB port can host over 100 devices. . .but I 
have only been able to find 4 port hubs.  Why is this?  Is there something 
about USB I don't understand?  I need an 8 port powered hub. . .not the 
usual 8 port USB/Firewire Combo that only provides 4 USB ports and three 
Firewire ports, but an actual box that houses 8 USB ports. . .anyone know 
where I can get one?

It's a power issue. A 4port hub needs a 10W+ supply; a 8-port will need 
20W+. That drives you from the cheap wallwarts that cost [OEM] less than a 
dollar into the switcher supply realm 

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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread Kyle Hansen
On 1/30/05 8:17 PM, David Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:

 At 05:42 PM 1/29/2005, you wrote:
 Folks,
 
 
 OK. . .we all know that one USB port can host over 100 devices. . .but I
 have only been able to find 4 port hubs.  Why is this?  Is there something
 about USB I don't understand?  I need an 8 port powered hub. . .not the
 usual 8 port USB/Firewire Combo that only provides 4 USB ports and three
 Firewire ports, but an actual box that houses 8 USB ports. . .anyone know
 where I can get one?
 
 
 It's a power issue. A 4port hub needs a 10W+ supply; a 8-port will need
 20W+. That drives you from the cheap wallwarts that cost [OEM] less than a
 dollar into the switcher supply realm
 

If they are self-powered devices just daisy chain them.

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Re: Erasing hard drive with two partitions

2005-01-30 Thread Jacob
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 17:12:48 -0700, Lowell Neudeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have an iBook 800 with OS 10.2 on it. I have an external firewire
 drive which I originally formatted with two partitions. I would like to
 reformat the external drive to one partition only. How do I do that?
 
 TIA
 
 Lowell

Use Disk Utility in the applications-utilities folder and click on
the disk you want to repartition. From there you can erase the
partitions and reformat the disk as one volume.

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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread Timothy Luoma
On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
If they are self-powered devices just daisy chain them.
and then notice how many of your USB devices say do not plug into a 
hub or if plugged into a hub, cannot be self-powered hub

TjL
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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread Dennis B. Swaney
At 12:02 AM -0500 1/31/05, Timothy Luoma wrote:
On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
If they are self-powered devices just daisy chain them.
and then notice how many of your USB devices say do not plug into a 
hub or if plugged into a hub, cannot be self-powered hub

Actually, Timothy, it usually states: if plugged into a hub, MUST be 
self-powered hub

A self-powered hub has its own power supply (usually a wall wart); 
a NON self-powered hub drws its power from the computer's USB port.
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Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is 
... oh, never mind.

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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread Timothy Luoma
On Jan 31, 2005, at 12:16 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
At 12:02 AM -0500 1/31/05, Timothy Luoma wrote:
On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
If they are self-powered devices just daisy chain them.
and then notice how many of your USB devices say do not plug into a 
hub or if plugged into a hub, cannot be self-powered hub
Actually, Timothy, it usually states: if plugged into a hub, MUST be 
self-powered hub

A self-powered hub has its own power supply (usually a wall wart); a 
NON self-powered hub drws its power from the computer's USB port.
Yeah that too :-)
thanks... it sounded wrong just after I sent it...
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Re: The USB hub issue. . .

2005-01-30 Thread Kyle Hansen
On 1/30/05 9:02 PM, Timothy Luoma [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:

 
 On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
 
 If they are self-powered devices just daisy chain them.
 
 and then notice how many of your USB devices say do not plug into a
 hub or if plugged into a hub, cannot be self-powered hub

You got that backwards...  Right?

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problems with Lombard 400 OS9.2.2 freezing in Netscape or Mozilla

2005-01-30 Thread Andrew in Ann Arbor
Hello All
I've been having trouble with my Lombard 400 (OS 9.2.2).
It's been freezing hard while running Netscape 7.02 or the Wacomm 
Mozzilla build. Each freeze requires a forced restart and they got 
frequent enough (every other day) to require action.
So I rebuilt the desktop, zapped the PRAM and trashed most all the 
preferences but the problem still occurs.
Could it be that Netscape and Mozzilla are fighting? At first I though 
it was cool that when I started Mozz the Netscape profiles popped right 
up but perhaps there's some sort of conflict running both programs on 
the same machine.
Maybe it's just time to re-install the OS. It has been a few years and 
my daughter has used the machine pretty hard.
If I stick with OS9 is there any preference for revision level?

I don't think it's hardware since I was able to play through a whole 
movie on DVD without incident.

--
Andrew in South-East Ann Arbor
PS: Afterward I opened the keyboard and checked the top of the processor 
heat sink. It was hot but not too hot to hold my palm against.

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Re: Erasing hard drive

2005-01-30 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 30/01/05 13:39, Amber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 1/30/05 10:03 AM, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Does Panther have a disk corruption issue?
 I installed 10.3 and updates (at the time) on a pismo. Worked fine for 2
 weeks
 then one day I got the wonderful question mark. I started up from the CD
 and tried to repair disk permissions, but disk first aid could not find
 an install to repair.
 So I reformat and reinstall. Everything fine for a week and the same
 thing happens.
 I replaced the hard drive thinking it had gone south, and install 10.2.8
 and have had no problems since. Out of curiosity I installed the same 12
 Gig HD from the Pismo (the one I thought was bad) into my Lombard and
 reformat but install 10.2.8 this time.
 It's been running without a hitch for 4 months!
 
 Apple of course will refuse to acknowledge that any of their software might
 be causing problems but this is all I can link my problems too. Soon after
 installing the update, things started to grind to a halt.  Before that, I
 had been running the previous OS and had no problems.  The last OS update
 has  caused no end of problems.  Even the start up is agonizingly slow !!
 
 I have spent ages on the phone with AppleCare trying to resolve all the
 problems I've been having - i.e. Programs not quitting fully or requiring
 repeated force quits, crashes, endless spinning balls, extensive delays in
 programs, and then the disk drive not working.
 
 Anyway, I have no choice but to install Panther after I do my HD erase as it
 is on the Install/restore disk that came with the PB.
 
 I am hoping  I can install Jaguar over the top of Panther when the hard
 drive is sorted out by the erase.
 

Before I got my 17, I've used my Pismo with 10.3 since it was released and
never had any problem. I think your drive is faulty...

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Re: Use External FW drive as backup boot drive for Powerbook?

2005-01-30 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 31/01/05 00:08, Timothy Luoma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 I have a Powerbook (my only Mac) and I have a 60gb external FW drive.
 
 I would like to use that external drive as a backup boot drive in case
 my main drive dies on me some day (i.e. so I could hook up the external
 drive and boot off of that and copy files off the Powerbook onto the
 external FW drive before shipping it off to Applecare).
 
 Can I do this?  How would I tell the Powerbook to boot off of the
 external drive?
 
 If so, What's the best way to install OS X onto the FW drive? [note:
 all I am looking for is a very minimal installation so I can just boot
 it and hook up the Powerbook]
 
 TjL
 

Use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone your startup drive. Then, use the Startup
Disk preference pane to change the startup disk. This is all assuming you're
running some version of Mac OS X...

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