Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 16/10/05 00:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Does the decoder chip work under X ?
 
 Very much so ... as I stated in my initial reply.

That's odd. I thought the latest versions of OS X could not play DVDs on a
Lombard, only a Pismo? Which version of OS X are we talking about?

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Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread Tom and Lisa P

on 16/10/05 00:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Does the decoder chip work under X ?


 Very much so ... as I stated in my initial reply.


That's odd. I thought the latest versions of OS X could not play DVDs on a
Lombard, only a Pismo? Which version of OS X are we talking about?

-Laurent.


10.3.x or 10.4.x

thanks,

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Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread Steve Fuller
The DVD Decoder board IS NOT supported under OS X. This piece is used  
for watching DVD movies. It works fine under OS 9.


The decoder is not the same thing as the DVD optical mechanism. The  
Lombard I gave to my son to use boots into OS 9 just for DVD playing  
(and an occasional game of Crystal Quest).


Steve



On Oct 16, 2005, at 8:16 AM, Tom and Lisa P wrote:


on 16/10/05 00:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



 Does the decoder chip work under X ?



 Very much so ... as I stated in my initial reply.



That's odd. I thought the latest versions of OS X could not play  
DVDs on a

Lombard, only a Pismo? Which version of OS X are we talking about?

-Laurent.



10.3.x or 10.4.x

thanks,

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Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread PeterH5322

Which version of OS X are we talking about?

10.3.9.

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Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread PeterH5322

The DVD Decoder board IS NOT supported under OS X. This piece is used  
for watching DVD movies. It works fine under OS 9.

A hardware decoder is necessary under 9, on the Lombard.

A software decoder is used under X, on the Lombard.

With a third-party video card on a PCI bus Mac, software decoding can be 
used on 9 and it is always used on X.

As an example, the BW G3, a PCI bus Mac, can be provided with a decoder 
board on the Apple-supplied video card. This decoder is required under 9, 
but it not used under X. Remove that decoder card and Apple DVD Player 
will report missing hardware on 9, but will still work on X.

The same concept should be true of other PCI-type Macs, such as the 3400 
(604e), 3500 (Kanga G3), 1998 (Wallstreet G3), 1999 (Lombard G3) and 2000 
(Pismo G3).


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Beyond X.2

2005-10-16 Thread B.L.
Good Morning and Greetings to All G-Book Members;
I have been a member of other Lowend Mac List such as the Powerbooks 
List, 1st Power Mac List, LEM Swaplist, MacNetwork List, but I am new to 
this list and in need of a bit of assistance.
I have researched the archives and could not find any mention of my 
particular problem, so thought I would put it to the list to see whether 
or not some solutions could be found.
Here goes;
I recently acquired a 400mhz Powerbook G3 Lombard with 128mb of ram a 
6gig hard drive and a DVD-ROM. I would eventually like to change out the 
ram and bring it up to 512mb, the DVD-ROM for a DVD/CD-RW, and replace 
the hard drive with a 40 gigger. But those things are for later.

My main concern at the present time is that I am unable to upgrade the 
OS beyond 10.2. Whenever I attempt to upgrade the powerbook screen goes 
wonky with two lines across the screen on the gray page with the apple 
logo and locks up. Does this have something perhaps to do with the video 
and video patch I've heard about for these machines. Also, I am unable 
to get to the internet through my DSL modem and Linksys router. I am 
able to connect using my internal modem. As far as the connecting to the 
internet via my local lan I have no clue where to start in trouble 
shooting this. My Pc, 1GHZ Sawtooth, and 450 MHZ BW have no trouble 
connecting. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
PS: Sorry for being longwinded
PSS: The PC is for the DSL modem only.
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DHCP problems

2005-10-16 Thread Laurent Daudelin
Hello list.

I've been having an annoying problem for the last few weeks. I have 6
computers connected through a switch and a D-Link router (all wired).

From time to time, for a reason that still escapes me, when a laptop (iBook
or my PowerBook) wakes up from sleep, it will complain that the IP address
it had is in use by another computer. I have DHCP enabled in the D-Link
router with addresses going from 192.168.0.100 through 192.168.0.199. Isn't
the DHCP server supposed to assign another address when the previous one has
been taken? What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for any insight on this!

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Re: Beyond X.2

2005-10-16 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 16/10/05 12:31, B.L. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Good Morning and Greetings to All G-Book Members;
 I have been a member of other Lowend Mac List such as the Powerbooks
 List, 1st Power Mac List, LEM Swaplist, MacNetwork List, but I am new to
 this list and in need of a bit of assistance.
 I have researched the archives and could not find any mention of my
 particular problem, so thought I would put it to the list to see whether
 or not some solutions could be found.
 Here goes;
 I recently acquired a 400mhz Powerbook G3 Lombard with 128mb of ram a
 6gig hard drive and a DVD-ROM. I would eventually like to change out the
 ram and bring it up to 512mb, the DVD-ROM for a DVD/CD-RW, and replace
 the hard drive with a 40 gigger. But those things are for later.
 
 My main concern at the present time is that I am unable to upgrade the
 OS beyond 10.2. Whenever I attempt to upgrade the powerbook screen goes
 wonky with two lines across the screen on the gray page with the apple
 logo and locks up. Does this have something perhaps to do with the video
 and video patch I've heard about for these machines. Also, I am unable
 to get to the internet through my DSL modem and Linksys router. I am
 able to connect using my internal modem. As far as the connecting to the
 internet via my local lan I have no clue where to start in trouble
 shooting this. My Pc, 1GHZ Sawtooth, and 450 MHZ BW have no trouble
 connecting. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
 PS: Sorry for being longwinded
 PSS: The PC is for the DSL modem only.

Do you know if the 128MB was standard or if one 64MB chip was added later?
The OS X installer for the late versions is kind of picky and I've read here
a lot of stories from Lombard owners that had to remove all extra memory to
install a later version of OS X. After the installation, they would put back
the memory and it would most of the time work.

Another thing you could possibly do, if you have a Mac that has SCSI and is
recent enough to install OS X would be to start your Lombard in SCSI target
disk mode, then connect it to another Mac and perform the installation from
that Mac.

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Re: DHCP problems

2005-10-16 Thread Muddle Man
Laurent,

The router may be set to DHCP but are all the Macs set
to use DHCP?

If they are set up as static that can obviously be the
problem. Or, if there is something wrong with the
router that may be the problem. I've not heard good
things about D-Link in that regard.

Check all the settings and let us know. Also, why a
switch and a router?

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 Hello list.
 
 I've been having an annoying problem for the last
 few weeks. I have 6
 computers connected through a switch and a D-Link
 router (all wired).
 
 From time to time, for a reason that still escapes
 me, when a laptop (iBook
 or my PowerBook) wakes up from sleep, it will
 complain that the IP address
 it had is in use by another computer. I have DHCP
 enabled in the D-Link
 router with addresses going from 192.168.0.100
 through 192.168.0.199. Isn't
 the DHCP server supposed to assign another address
 when the previous one has
 been taken? What am I doing wrong?
 
 Thanks for any insight on this!
 
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Re: Beyond X.2

2005-10-16 Thread victoria duggan


I think that your problem will be the ram if you try just putting a  
stick of ram in the lower slot and then try to install again once  
installed then put back any other ram and away you go .


thats how i got 10.3 on the lombard i had.

And if you have access to a pismo then you can stick the drive in  
that and put Tiger on it then drop it back in the lombard.


vicki




My main concern at the present time is that I am unable to upgrade  
the
OS beyond 10.2. Whenever I attempt to upgrade the powerbook screen  
goes
wonky with two lines across the screen on the gray page with the  
apple
logo and locks up. Does this have something perhaps to do with the  
video
and video patch I've heard about for these machines. Also, I am  
unable

to get to the internet through my DSL modem and Linksys router. I am
able to connect using my internal modem. As far as the connecting  
to the

internet via my local lan I have no clue where to start in trouble
shooting this. My Pc, 1GHZ Sawtooth, and 450 MHZ BW have no trouble
connecting. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
PS: Sorry for being longwinded
PSS: The PC is for the DSL modem only.







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Re: Beyond X.2

2005-10-16 Thread B.L.
G-Books wrote on 10/15/05, 13:06:
Do you know if the 128MB was standard or if one 64MB chip was added 
later? And I've read here a lot of stories from Lombard owners that had 
to remove all extra memory to install a later version of OS X.

It came to me with the 128 mb of ram already onboard so I have no idea. 
And I have read those same excerpts, but I thought I might get lucky as 
some have and skirt the issue, but I guess not. No Macs with scsi that 
have OS X on them. Well, since I've never taken a Powerbook apart I 
guess that sort of limits me. I really didn't want to stay in 10.2, but 
if that's all this machine can do so be it. So, I guess on to the other 
problems. The internet connection.


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Re: DHCP problems

2005-10-16 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Oct 16, 2005, at 11:02 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:


Hello list.

I've been having an annoying problem for the last few weeks. I have 6
computers connected through a switch and a D-Link router (all wired).


From time to time, for a reason that still escapes me, when a  
laptop (iBook


or my PowerBook) wakes up from sleep, it will complain that the IP  
address
it had is in use by another computer. I have DHCP enabled in the D- 
Link
router with addresses going from 192.168.0.100 through  
192.168.0.199. Isn't
the DHCP server supposed to assign another address when the  
previous one has

been taken? What am I doing wrong?


Check the lease time setting in the D-Link router. What is likely  
happening is that the powerbook is asleep longer than the lease time,  
and the D-link re-assigns the IP address to another system.


The powerbook wakes up and someone else has it's address.

On the powerbook you can bring up the networking pref pane and renew  
the lease on the TCP/IP tab. that will get a new IP address and you  
can go.


You can also set the lease time for much longer on the router, or  
even assign static addresses to the systems connecting to it. This  
would be set on the D-link.


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Pismo memory questions

2005-10-16 Thread Brian A. Miller


Hi,

I've just (re)subscribed to the G-Books mailing list.
I apologize if this question has been answered here in the past.
It may be a frequently asked question.

I have a Pismo (PowerBook G3, 500 MHz, FireWire, circa 2000)
with a total of 256 MB memory.

At some point I will probably replace this with a G4 or G5,
but in the meantime I am looking into upgrading the memory.

According to the original owner's manual
Getting Started With Your PowerBook from Apple,
this machine can be upgraded to a maximum of 512 MB
using two 256 MB SDRAM cards,
SO-DIMM format, 144-pin, PC-100 type RAM.

In doing some Google searching, I have found several
sites which claim that the Pismo can be upgraded to a total
of 1 GB using two 512 MB cards.

Does anyone on this list have experience with upgrading
a Pismo to a total of 1 GB memory ?  Is this possible ?
Any problems ?

Any recommendations on specific memory brands / manufacturers
(Crucial, Omni Technologies, Kingston, Samsung, ...)
or online retailers that I should specifically seek out or avoid ?

Responses on- or off-list would be appreciated.

Thanks,
 Brian Miller
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Re: Pismo memory questions

2005-10-16 Thread PeterH5322

In doing some Google searching, I have found several
sites which claim that the Pismo can be upgraded to a total
of 1 GB using two 512 MB cards.

Correct.

PC100 or better is required, but just about the only 512 MB SODIMMs 
available these days will be PC133, which is also downward compatible 
with PC100 machines.

Buy a reputable brand, one which will allow a no questions return, 
should there be a problem with your Mac.

Infineon is one manufacturer which comes immediately to mind.


Note to Lombard and Wallstreet owners: 512 MB is the max for these 
machines, but the compatibility issues are significantly greater, and 
many commonly available low profile SODIMMs will not work in these 
machines. Get an exchange guarantee for these machines, particularly.


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Re: lombard DVD decoder

2005-10-16 Thread Robert Eye
I just went through this with a technician at my
workplace who received a hand-me-down Lombard. DVD
Player software will not install in a Lombard under OS
X and won't work if you manage to copy it over. Per
Apple:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106470

Watching DVD discs in Mac OS 9

Other computers with DVD-ROM drives have hardware
decoders, which DVD Player 3.0 does not work with.

and

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=151943

Mac OS X 10.3 Help
 
DVD Player is not installed on my computer

DVD Player is installed on computers that have a DVD
drive and support AGP or PCI graphics with a Rage 128
video card or better.

Nor does the DVD-Video PC Card work with the Lombard:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30632

Note: The DVD-Video PC Card is not supported on the
Powerbook G3 Series 1999 (with Bronze translucent
keyboard)

All the research I've done says that you can't play
DVD videos on a Lombard under OS X - you have to boot
into OS 9.

I'd love to be proven wrong (as would the tech at
work!).

Regards,

Bob Eye
Dallas, TX

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 The DVD Decoder board IS NOT supported under OS X.
 This piece is used  
 for watching DVD movies. It works fine under OS 9.
 
 A hardware decoder is necessary under 9, on the
 Lombard.
 
 A software decoder is used under X, on the Lombard.
 
 With a third-party video card on a PCI bus Mac,
 software decoding can be 
 used on 9 and it is always used on X.
 
 As an example, the BW G3, a PCI bus Mac, can be
 provided with a decoder 
 board on the Apple-supplied video card. This decoder
 is required under 9, 
 but it not used under X. Remove that decoder card
 and Apple DVD Player 
 will report missing hardware on 9, but will still
 work on X.
 
 The same concept should be true of other PCI-type
 Macs, such as the 3400 
 (604e), 3500 (Kanga G3), 1998 (Wallstreet G3), 1999
 (Lombard G3) and 2000 
 (Pismo G3).

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Re: DHCP problems

2005-10-16 Thread Clark Martin

At 9:44 PM -0400 10/16/05, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

on 16/10/05 15:46, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Check the lease time setting in the D-Link router. What is likely

 happening is that the powerbook is asleep longer than the lease time,
 and the D-link re-assigns the IP address to another system.

 The powerbook wakes up and someone else has it's address.


The powerbook should know it's lease has expired and re-apply for an 
address.  Should being the operative phrase here.



 

 On the powerbook you can bring up the networking pref pane and renew
 the lease on the TCP/IP tab. that will get a new IP address and you
 can go.

 You can also set the lease time for much longer on the router, or
 even assign static addresses to the systems connecting to it. This

  would be set on the D-link.
 

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Ah ah! That might be it. I checked the settings on the router and realized
the lease was 1 hour. So, I put it at 1 day. I could go for a week. Would a
week be better than a day? My children iBooks might not be used for longer
than a day.



Basically you want to set the lease time to how long you can wait to 
until applying new settings.  If you set the lease time really long 
(weeks, months) you can have problems if you need to change one of 
the settings (router address, DNS).  You can of course go through and 
manually update the lease but that is a pain if you have many 
machines.


When things are stable a day lease should be fine.  While working on 
the settings 1 hour or less is usually a good idea.


FYI, the normal protocol is for the client to renew the lease at the 
halfway mark (ie. 30 minutes for a 1 hour lease).


Changing the lease setting shouldn't foul things up, the existing 
leases should still retain their lease times until they are renewed 
then they will use the new settings.




This may be an issue with the D-Link's lease algorithm.  These in 
expensive routers are notorious for taking shortcuts on some of the 
protocols.  And DHCP in general seems to get implemented oddly by 
many vendors.



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Re: Pismo memory questions

2005-10-16 Thread Clark Martin

At 6:31 PM -0400 10/16/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 In doing some Google searching, I have found several

sites which claim that the Pismo can be upgraded to a total
of 1 GB using two 512 MB cards.


Correct.

PC100 or better is required, but just about the only 512 MB SODIMMs
available these days will be PC133, which is also downward compatible
with PC100 machines.

Buy a reputable brand, one which will allow a no questions return,
should there be a problem with your Mac.


I like to recommend vendors that list the memory specifically for the 
machine in question (Pismo) and for the memory configuration (1Gb 
total).  It's much harder for them to say it's your fault for picking 
the wrong memory (and less likely that you will have problems).




Infineon is one manufacturer which comes immediately to mind.


Note to Lombard and Wallstreet owners: 512 MB is the max for these
machines, but the compatibility issues are significantly greater, and
many commonly available low profile SODIMMs will not work in these
machines. Get an exchange guarantee for these machines, particularly.



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Re: Tiger and Safari problem

2005-10-16 Thread Don Sloan
Thanks again to those who offered help for my DSL setup and connection 
problem after installing Tiger. Turns out (after much trial and error, 
loss of internet connection.), it was a configuration and modem 
problem. Now solved... and as most of you know, DSL is sweet compared to 
dialup!


Don

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Original Message:
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From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 13:53:56 -0500
To: G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Tiger and Safari problem


Did they have you ping a host via name or via IP address? If they  
gave you just an address to ping, then it sounds like DNS isn't  
working properly. I'd go through and verify your IP address and DNS  
server settings if you entered them in manually. Make sure that you  
have them entered for the proper interface, etc.


Steve



Steve... I think I pinged them at their IP address. However, I did enter
the IP address 
and DNS addresses by hand, as given to me by the Earthlink tech so I assume 
(yes, possibly big mistake!) that those entries are now correct. 


This evening I'll try to the Updater solution and hope it works! I am
feeling like a kid 
at Christmas in receipt of a new toy that reqires batteries... not
included. New OS 
and new for me DSL and can't enjoy it yet.


Don


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Re: brocolli and dogs

2005-10-16 Thread jocbr8

Dear Listers,
Could someone tell me what is bad in broccoli for dogs?

Thanks,
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Re: brocolli and dogs

2005-10-16 Thread Dean Reic

Is this the G3, or the G4 broccoli were talking about?

Sorry, I couldn't resist.



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Could someone tell me what is bad in broccoli for dogs?

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