Re: PB G3 power prob

[Mike Kauspedas]

If it boot chimes and the HD seems to be working, but you get no 
> video, this most likely means you have a Wallstreet 1 CPU (233/no L2, 
> 250, 292 MHz) on a Wallstreet2 motherboard (Rage Pro LT video 
> chipset).


I have a 292 and 233, but the one that isn't labeled is this:

ck8241xxbkeaw (kinda hard to read so I may have messed a few)

the mobo does have the Rgae LT Pro chip on it.

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Re: PB G3 power prob

[Ken]

My Reply follows quote. On 19/07/2005 19:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>>I would first try reseating the processor card (if they are the
>>"G3 Series" machines, AKA Wallstreet.
>>
>>Ken

>>
>>Ok, I took all of them apart so I had a pile of parts then I started
>>swapping stuff out. Now I get it to power on and dong, but then no video,
>>and the CPU heats up so I assume it's on. I've tried 3 different LCD's and
>>the external hookup. No power LED tho ... weird. Any ideas? I should show u
>>guys pics, I have a mobo hooked up to the different parts, and LCD leaning
>>against another monitor for support. Lol.
---
>If it boot chimes and the HD seems to be working, but you get no 
>video, this most likely means you have a Wallstreet 1 CPU (233/no L2, 
>250, 292 MHz) on a Wallstreet2 motherboard (Rage Pro LT video 
>chipset).
>
>The WS1 CPUs do not get video out on a WS2 mobo.  I am guessing the 
>ROMs on the WS1 CPU dont understand the newer video chipset on the 
>WS2 mobo.
>
>Mad Dog

It would be helpful if you can give the serial numbers of the logic
board and processor you have connected. with that info, one of us can
check the "matrix" in the manual to see if you have compatible items.

Ken

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Re: PB G3 power prob

[Lisa & Tom P]

I would first try reseating the processor card (if they are the
"G3 Series" machines, AKA Wallstreet.

Ken


Ok, I took all of them apart so I had a pile of parts then I started
swapping stuff out. Now I get it to power on and dong, but then no video,
and the CPU heats up so I assume it's on. I've tried 3 different LCD's and
the external hookup. No power LED tho ... weird. Any ideas? I should show u
guys pics, I have a mobo hooked up to the different parts, and LCD leaning
against another monitor for support. Lol.


If it boot chimes and the HD seems to be working, but you get no 
video, this most likely means you have a Wallstreet 1 CPU (233/no L2, 
250, 292 MHz) on a Wallstreet2 motherboard (Rage Pro LT video 
chipset).


The WS1 CPUs do not get video out on a WS2 mobo.  I am guessing the 
ROMs on the WS1 CPU dont understand the newer video chipset on the 
WS2 mobo.


Mad Dog

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Re: PB G3 power prob

[Mike]

I would first try reseating the processor card (if they are the
"G3 Series" machines, AKA Wallstreet.

Ken


Ok, I took all of them apart so I had a pile of parts then I started
swapping stuff out. Now I get it to power on and dong, but then no video,
and the CPU heats up so I assume it's on. I've tried 3 different LCD's and
the external hookup. No power LED tho ... weird. Any ideas? I should show u
guys pics, I have a mobo hooked up to the different parts, and LCD leaning
against another monitor for support. Lol. 

Let me make sure I have the right parts hooked up also. TO the mobo I have:

LCD
Power management unit
CPU (w/ RAM)
Power adapter unit thing that the adapter plugs into
Speakers (for dongage)
Pram batt
Fan (so I really know it's on)

If I can find batteries for my dig cam I'll send some pics. 


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Re: Bcc quirk?

[Peter Saint James]

On 19 Jul 2005, at 12:39 AM, Harry Corsover wrote:


1. I don't see how an address is added to an email by clicking on  
it in Address Book. I started with this message, clicking in the To  
field. Then, in Address Book, clicking on an address does nothing  
except open that contact in the right-hand pane in Address Book.  
Double clicking opens a separate window for that contact in Address  
Book. Is this a matter of settings or preferences? I'm using Mail  
2.0.2 and Address Book 4.0.2. So, since it has never worked for me  
that way for any Mail field, I apparently misunderstood the question.



What I understood is that by clicking on the Address Book button  
on the tool bar of a new message or reply gets you access to Address  
Book listings and clicking on the listing gets that name and address  
in the proper field.  Address book application is not opened.



2. Why use the Address Book in the first place? If you know the  
name of a person you want to send an email to, just start typing.  
If that person has more than one email address, a list will pop  
down; same thing for different recipients whose names begin with  
the same characters.



I would find it more convenient to use the click method because  
I wouldn't have to remember how the entry was make in address book, I  
could chose which e-mail address, and other things.  I might want to  
choose several listings or see the list to jog my memory.  It's just  
a different way that minds work.  For someone who used Bcc  
frequently, I could see this would be a source of irritation and  
inconvenience.  I think this program behavior is a bug.




Peter


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Re: Powerbook shuts down improperly

[Peter Saint James]

On 18 Jul 2005, at 11:24 PM, Amber wrote:

I am not sure what is going on with my Powerbook.   I have the 15"  
Al 1.25 Ghz model and it keeps shutting itself down instead of  
sleeping when I shut the lid completely to take break.


This is happening even on a full battery.When it is plugged  
in,  it will just go to sleep and wakes as soon as I open the lid.



Something similar happened to me recently.  I discovered that it  
had to do with the settings in System Preferences>Energy Saver.   
There are different settings for battery and for power supply.  Play  
with the battery settings and see if it makes a difference.



Peter


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Re: Pismo PowerBook display failing

[Fabian Fang]

On Jul 19, 2005, at 10:50 AM, Andrew Main wrote:

My 'Pismo' PowerBook's display is starting to show the dreaded pink  
tinge. It appears whenever the PB awakens from sleep (or starts  
up), in the lower left area of the screen, and goes away after a  
few minutes. I remember there has been some discussion of this in  
the past, but don't recall the details. Anyone have any  
suggestions? Is it caused by the light bulb, which I understand can  
be replaced? Can anyone suggest a good source and instructions? Or  
is it something in the display panel itself?


Andrew:

Dan, the PowerBook Guy in San Francisco, with website at www.powerbookguy.com>, sells a lot of PowerBook service parts.  While  
I do not see a "light bulb" as such on his Pismo page, he can  
probably get it for you.  If you do not have ready access to the  
Apple Service Manual for Pismo, with detailed take-apart  
instructions, please write me off-list.


Fabian

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Re: modem port going, going.....

[Don]

Thanks, Bruce I'll check that out.

Don

Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:00 AM, Don wrote:
>
> > I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a
> > good
> > guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is
> > high
> > enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!
>
> PBFixit.com has that part for $15, and complete instructions on
> installation. It's not hard, with a modicum of manual dexterity.
>
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>
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Re: Setting Up Mail with YaHoo

[Keith Johnson]

I would like to use Mail with Yahoo mail but have
failed so far.  I was able to set up Netscape to get
my email from Yahoo, but with Mail It never seems to
find my user.  SBC/Yahoo provide the address for the
incoming (POP) server and the outgoing SMTP server &
port.  The instructions from SBC/Yahoo are for mail
1.2, but it seems to be the same screens.



I used MacFreePops to port forward yahoo mail to mail.ap  It also does 
hotmail and other web-based mail too. Look for MacFreePop at 
versiontracker.com. They have a pretty good explanation on the 
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Re: PB G3 power prob

[Ken]

My Reply follows quote. On 19/07/2005 11:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>I got a box of older PB's and 2 of them do this:
>
>When I plug the power adapter on the fan spins up the power LED lights for
>about 5 seconds then shuts off. I tried the reset and the power LED lights
>up. Both units will not turn on from the power button. Any ideas? I have
>lots of spare parts, mobo's for em, etc so I can try different things.
>Thanks!
>
>Mike Kauspedas
>>Mindaugas<
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Re: PB G3 power prob

[Laurent Daudelin]

On 19/07/05 14:01, "Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I got a box of older PB's and 2 of them do this:
> 
> When I plug the power adapter on the fan spins up the power LED lights for
> about 5 seconds then shuts off. I tried the reset and the power LED lights
> up. Both units will not turn on from the power button. Any ideas? I have
> lots of spare parts, mobo's for em, etc so I can try different things.
> Thanks!
> 

It could be a bad PRAM battery or maybe your Power Management Unit board is
toasted.

-Laurent.
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PB G3 power prob

[Mike]

I got a box of older PB's and 2 of them do this:

When I plug the power adapter on the fan spins up the power LED lights for
about 5 seconds then shuts off. I tried the reset and the power LED lights
up. Both units will not turn on from the power button. Any ideas? I have
lots of spare parts, mobo's for em, etc so I can try different things.
Thanks!

Mike Kauspedas
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Pismo PowerBook display failing

[Andrew Main]

My 'Pismo' PowerBook's display is starting to show the dreaded pink 
tinge. It appears whenever the PB awakens from sleep (or starts up), in 
the lower left area of the screen, and goes away after a few minutes. I 
remember there has been some discussion of this in the past, but don't 
recall the details. Anyone have any suggestions? Is it caused by the 
light bulb, which I understand can be replaced? Can anyone suggest a 
good source and instructions? Or is it something in the display panel 
itself?


Thanks,
Andrew Main


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Re: modem port going, going.....

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:00 AM, Don wrote:

I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a  
good
guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is  
high

enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!



PBFixit.com has that part for $15, and complete instructions on  
installation. It's not hard, with a modicum of manual dexterity.


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Re: modem port going, going.....

[Brian McEwen]

On Jul 19, 2005, at 3:00 AM, Don wrote:

I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a  
good
guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is  
high

enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!

Don


Unless you want a new powerbook (perhaps? on the cheap 'cos everyone  
is "waiting" for Intel), if you have a PCCard slot, 56k PCCard modems  
are cheap, if you have a USB slot, USB modems aren't that bad.


YMMV.

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Re: Powerbook shuts down improperly

[Peter Apockotos]

On Jul 18, 2005, at 11:24 PM, Amber wrote:

I am not sure what is going on with my Powerbook.   I have the 15"  
Al 1.25 Ghz model and it keeps shutting itself down instead of  
sleeping when I shut the lid completely to take break.


This is happening even on a full battery.When it is plugged  
in,  it will just go to sleep and wakes as soon as I open the lid.


I just had it happen again tonight - I was working on a Word  
document (had it on battery power - 3/4 full) but had a phone call  
so to preserve battery power,  I closed the lid while on my call.
When I opened it to resume typing - Nothing, nada, zip.  I could  
not get it to wake up no matter what I tried (i.e.  hitting space  
bar, various keys, etc etc).


The only way I could get it to power on again was to plug it in and  
then push the power key.  However, even then,  it took 5 tries  
before it finally came on.  Before that,  I heard it come on but  
then heard a click like the disk drive was trying to turn and then  
nothing.  I waited a couple of minutes and then tried again.  Like  
I said, after 5 tries with 2 minutes in between each, it finally  
came on.


Any suggestions as to what may be going on ?

Amber


Amber,

On top of the suggestions from John.

Take the battery off and put it back on making sure it is seated  
correctly.


Peter

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modem port going, going.....

[Don]

I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a good
guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is high
enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!

Don


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