Re: BELKIN USB card in a wallstreet (BUSPORT MOBILE)

[Bill Buckhaults]

Pete;
I have used the Belkin USB (mod.F5U022) for over two years, and it 
performs well on my Wallstreet-233-96m ram-under OS 9. I am told I need 
OS x for the card to work on USB 2.0 peripherals.
Hope this helps
Bill

PETE wrote:
  Several months ago I installed the above mentioned
card in my wallstreet. 
Anybody familiar with belkin
usb PCMCIA? I need to have usb connection for this
powerbook.
TIA,
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Hi;
I have a 233mhz Wallstreet running OS 9.1 connected via a PCMCIA 
firewire to an external hard drive containing OS 10.
How do I boot into OS 10??
When I change the start up disk and restart I get the following message 
a the first start up screen.

1,unknown word
open firmware,2.0.1
to continue booting the Mac os type:
BYE (return)
to continuebooting from the default boot device type:
BOOT (return)
for open firmware serial i/o type
TTYA io (return)
ok
o > 3## 3_
Can someone explain to me what all this means and what I must do?
Thanks for any help.
Bill

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Wallstreet question

[Bill Buckhaults]

Hi;
I have a 233mhz Wallstreet running OS 9.1 connected via a PCMCIA 
firewire to an external hard drive containing OS 10.3
How do I boot into OS 10??
When I change the start up disk to the external HD and restart I get the 
following message a the first start up screen.

1,unknown word
open firmware,2.0.1
to continue booting the Mac os type:
BYE (return)
to continuebooting from the default boot device type:
BOOT (return)
for open firmware serial i/o type
TTYA io (return)
ok
o > 3## 3_
Can someone explain to me what all this means and what I must do?
Thanks for any help.
Bill

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Re: How to control fan on Wallstreet in OS X ?

[Bill Buckhaults]

I use Gauge PRO from Newer Tech. on OS 9. My Wallstreet is currently 
running 131 degrees F.

Nils wrote:
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off. Or check and change the thermal
thresholds where the fan does turn on or off. I believe because the fan
is not turning on and circulating cooler air, it is causing the laptop
to overheat.
I'm getting tired of using the laptop on the couch and having it get
really hot and completely freeze. The solution to this has been to
disconnect the power, let it cool down for a few minutes, then power
it back on.
Also, what program can be used to report the CPU temperature?
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Re: DW or TTP? fork from Re: OS 10.3.5

[Bill Buckhaults]

Can this happen by forwarding[ by Mac] an infected attachment to a pc user??
Bill
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Aug 11, 2004, at 5:40 PM, B Gardner wrote:
I hear you but I just can't seem to justify 100.00 (per year) for a 
virus program and other stuff I just don't need. I would rather spend 
60.00 on a single program. I realize that virus on a Mac are the 
least of my problems but I am getting an amazing number of them 
through email. I believe I am passing them (unwillingly) to others 
who use Windows. I just want to take all precautions.

No, you're not. The only way to do this is to take the attachment off 
the virus e-mail, attach it to a friends e-mail address and send it to 
them.


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Re: G4 Titanium and Olympus C1400L

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I use a USB card reader to download pics from my Olympus to a Wallstreet 
OS 9.1.Unload 68 pictures in under 30 seconds. Cost 11.00.
Hope this helps
Bill

MMB wrote:
Hi:
I have an Olympus C1400L digital camera which uses SmartMedia (3.3V)
cards. This is an older camera but takes marvellous images. It connects
to computer with a serial cable, alas, not USB.
I have a G4 867/Titanium Powerbook on OSX 2.8 (USB of course) and I want
to be able to transfer the camera images to it. 

I do not want to buy a new camera. There must be a way to get those
images to the laptop -  which accepts PCMIA cards Type I and II.
Card adapter?
Card reader?
What should I be looking for?
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Re: Installed OS X AND 9.2.2 without discs!

[Bill Buckhaults]

Thanks Mikael.-I have never understood that process before. I appreciate 
the reply.
Bill

Mikael Byström wrote:
Bill, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
 

How do you bless a system folder and be sure you copy all files?
   

To bless the system, take out the Finder and the System file and put them
on the desktop or wherever on the same disc. Close the System folder.
Move the System file and Finder back.
A blessed system folder have a mac symbol on it and an unblessed one is
normal.
To copy invisible files, use an file app like Shareware Synchronize Pro
thatg can copy invisible files. There should be some way to do the same
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Re: Wallstreet G3 will not accept Netscape 7.02

[Bill Buckhaults]

Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Aug 1, 2004, at 6:30 PM, Bill Buckhaults wrote:
Warren;
 I run a Wallstreet 233-G-3 with 96 megs of ram. I use 9.04 OK but I 
detest Netscape 7.02 on this Book. No trouble installing it but it is 
bloated, slower, and crashes. If I knew how to move all my info back 
to 4.79, I would trash this latest greatest version of Netscape. Just 
my 2 cents. Hope the info helps.

More memoryyou need more memory. Under OS 9, 7.02 runs quite well 
when you can allocate a bunch of RAM to it (like 32 megs); in all 
versions of Netscape there's been a RAM threshold above which it will 
become much faster and more stable.

IAC, your system at 96 megs is choked for RAM anyways.
 Bruce;

Thanks for the input. I have tried using virtual memory with no 
improvement, then went to ram doubler with some success. I have set 
Netscape memory to 55 megs. Will monitor for a few days. Thanks again.
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Re: Wallstreet G3 will not accept Netscape 7.02

[Bill Buckhaults]

Warren;
 I run a Wallstreet 233-G-3 with 96 megs of ram. I use 9.04 OK but I 
detest Netscape 7.02 on this Book. No trouble installing it but it is 
bloated, slower, and crashes. If I knew how to move all my info back to 
4.79, I would trash this latest greatest version of Netscape. Just my 2 
cents. Hope the info helps.
Bill

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Netscape 7.02 downloaded to my Syquest drive loads to my G3 - 233 Desktop 
with no problems. I am running 8.6 on both the Wallstreet and the G3 Desktop. 
I purchased an OS 9.04 PowerBook Install Disk which also will not install on 
the Wallstreet. Could my Netscape problem be related to the OS 9 install 
refusal?

As yet I do not have OS 10 so have not tried with the Syquest.
In a message dated 7/31/04 1:55:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 09:05  AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

I am trying to load Netscape 7.02 on my wife's Wallstreet.
If I try to load  from the download to the Wallstreet I get an error - 
43
(file not found) and a system freeze. If I try to load from a download 
to a
Syquest 200MB disk Netscape starts to load and I get a failed error - 
202 (problems
with sound or sound files) while it is installing XPCOM file 1 of 12.
   

If you downloaded the full installer, it may be corrupted. If the 
download is only a few hundred K, this installer requires network 
access during the install. I think the 202 error is erroneous.

I'd also do a Disk Utility check of both drives. (and how well does 
your Syquest disk work under OSX anyway?)
 


 


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Re: UPDATE..Re: Flooded with Admin warnings..

[Bill Buckhaults]

I also use Netscape 7.1 and have gotten no warnings.
Bill
K wrote:
The G-Book warnings have now stopped by themselves...I am now getting 
warnings from the LEM Swap list!!!  This is really crazy!!!  I am 
using Netscape 7.1 and the Netscape mail program.
Mike K

C Mark Blatchley wrote:
I've played around with the way the address and the subject shows on 
my email program -Netscape- and have had occassional luck with them 
stopping.  Currently no problems.  Something about the <> not getting 
sorted off correctly and also it is very finicy about the way the 
subject reads.

Luis Autrique wrote:
I too get them.
On Jun 19, 2004, at 9:55 PM, Bruce Mitchell wrote:
on 6/19/04 8:52 AM, Laurent Daudelin at 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

on 19/06/04 08:03, kochkodin at "kochkodin"@verizon.net wrote:
Help...I am getting flooded every day with warnings from G-Boks Admin
that mail sent to me has bounced...I have constantly replied to the
items and to the confirmation request and I stil am getting at 
least 4
or more a day.  I am not getting the warnings from any other 
list...How
do I get this to stop?
Regards,
Mike K

You can't. Or you could try to subscribe from a different email 
address
provider and see if this helps. It is strange a bit because I'm 
also with
Verizon and never had a single warning so far.

-Laurent.
I've been getting these warnings every day for about two years. I just
delete them, no big deal. We've been told by the list operators 
repeatedly
that there is nothing to be done about them.

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Re: Wallstreet Crashes

[Bill Buckhaults]

Bob;
 I trashed preferences you suggested and ran Tech Tool Lite. I  removed 
Bookmarks folder but have been unable to locate Netscape cache folder or 
Netscape Global History file. The problem is now less frequent but too 
early to know if it is corrected completely. Many thanks to both Bob and 
Laurent for their response.
Bill

Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 3:00 PM -0400 6/13/04, Bill 
Buckhaults wrote:

 

My trusty Wallstreet for the past five years is now driving me nuts. It
frequently crashes while surfing with Netscape Navigator 7.1, but only
when I try to use bookmarks. It gives  error message #1 or #2 and
sometimes states Control strip extension address error and other times,
Finder address error. I run OS 9.1 with 96 megs of ram on a 233mhz
processor.
Can someone please provide advise or suggestions? Any help will be
appreciated.
TIA
   

The easiest step in trouble shooting is to try to determine if the 
problem is software related.

Start by removing the following preferences, then reboot:
Finder Preferences
Mac OS Preferences
System Preferences
If that doesn't help, then:
Delete everything in the Netscape Cache folder
Delete Netscape's Global History file
Remove (not necessarily delete it yet) the Bookmark Folder and start 
with fresh bookmarks

If no improvement, then Zap your PRAM, preferably with TechTool Lite 
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Re: Wallstreet Crashes

[Bill Buckhaults]

Bob ;
Thanks for the reply. I trashed the System preferences, Finder 
preferences, and Mac OS preferences. Hope to test machine tomorrow 
before  trashing anything more. Will advise of results. Thanks again for 
the assistance.
Bill

Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 3:00 PM -0400 6/13/04, Bill 
Buckhaults wrote:

 

My trusty Wallstreet for the past five years is now driving me nuts. It
frequently crashes while surfing with Netscape Navigator 7.1, but only
when I try to use bookmarks. It gives  error message #1 or #2 and
sometimes states Control strip extension address error and other times,
Finder address error. I run OS 9.1 with 96 megs of ram on a 233mhz
processor.
Can someone please provide advise or suggestions? Any help will be
appreciated.
TIA
   

The easiest step in trouble shooting is to try to determine if the 
problem is software related.

Start by removing the following preferences, then reboot:
Finder Preferences
Mac OS Preferences
System Preferences
If that doesn't help, then:
Delete everything in the Netscape Cache folder
Delete Netscape's Global History file
Remove (not necessarily delete it yet) the Bookmark Folder and start 
with fresh bookmarks

 
Good Luck,

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Re: Wallstreet Crashes

[Bill Buckhaults]

Laurent;
 Have trashed Netscape 7.9 and disk first aid finds no problem. Have 
now trashed preferences for Mac OS, Finder, and Systems. Hope to test 
machine tomorrow. Thanks again for your input.
Bill

Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 14/06/04 15:39, "Bill Buckhaults" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

Laurent;
Thanks for the response. I still use same HD. Problem started shortly
after I went from Netscape 4.79 to 7.0. Problem only occurs when I use
bookmarks, and then not always.
 

Can you go back to 4.79 just to see if the problem still occurs? Did you try
running a disk utility for your hard drive?
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Re: Wallstreet Crashes

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 Laurent;
 Thanks for the response. I still use same HD. Problem started shortly 
after I went from Netscape 4.79 to 7.0. Problem only occurs when I use 
bookmarks, and then not always.
Bill

Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 13/06/04 15:00, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

My trusty Wallstreet for the past five years is now driving me nuts. It
frequently crashes while surfing with Netscape Navigator 7.1, but only
when I try to use bookmarks. It gives  error message #1 or #2 and
sometimes states Control strip extension address error and other times,
Finder address error. I run OS 9.1 with 96 megs of ram on a 233mhz
processor.
Can someone please provide advise or suggestions? Any help will be
appreciated.
   

Bill,
Can you remember any change you did to your Wallstreet, hardware or
software, shortly before those crashes started? You might have your answer
right there. If no change has been done, then there might be something with
the hardware failing. Do you still have the original hard disk? Have you
tried running a disk utility to check the hard drive?
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Wallstreet Crashes

[Bill Buckhaults]

My trusty Wallstreet for the past five years is now driving me nuts. It 
frequently crashes while surfing with Netscape Navigator 7.1, but only 
when I try to use bookmarks. It gives  error message #1 or #2 and 
sometimes states Control strip extension address error and other times, 
Finder address error. I run OS 9.1 with 96 megs of ram on a 233mhz 
processor.
Can someone please provide advise or suggestions? Any help will be 
appreciated.
TIA
Bill

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Re: Which pcmcia usb controller...

[Bill Buckhaults]

My Wallstreet uses an Oronoco gold card in the top slot with a Belkin 
USB Busport Mobile #F5U022 in the bottom slot. Card has a two port 
dongle. Works for me for two years now..
Hope this helps.
Bill

Nils wrote:
I've been looking around for a pcmcia usb controller
for my WS I. Yes, there are lots, but I've yet to find
one that has a dongle or something similiar..
Because the wifi card already extends out the edge of the laptop, 
if I attempted to plug in one of these usb cards, it physically
wouldn't fit.

Does anyone know of a card that is designed to address this problem?
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Re: Does D-Link Router support Appletalk?

[Bill Buckhaults]

I have used the 614+ for more than a year and am able to see the other 
computer and share files going both way. I use it wireless DSL between a 
G-3 Wallstreet and a Power Computing desktop 70 feet and 4 walls away. 
Runs good on OS 8.6, 9.0, and 9.1. Hope this helps.
Bill

Kris McGrath wrote:
I have the same router and I can connect via IP (AFP/IP or TCP/IP) to any
other computer, but I don't think it actually supports the Appletalk
protocol.
Thanks,
Kris
Subject: Re: Does D-Link Router support Appletalk?

I purchased a D-link 614+ wireless router.   The router does all 
internet stuff OK in both wireless and otherwise mode.   I can even 
turn off the DHCP so that it can work in the network that already has 
an asante router going to the cable modem and other switches.

HOWEVER, whether I am just going from port to port, or through the 
WAN port or through wireless, I cannot see any of the network.  I 
cannot see the other OSX macs, or the OS9 macs or the appletalk or 
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Re: Backup/recovery using PCMCIA Firewire adapter?

[Bill Buckhaults]

Gavin Tiplady wrote:
I have a much loved and constantly used Wallstreet (256MB, 10Gb running 
10.2.6) which runs my Tomcat, Apache and Mail servers 24 x 7.

I'd like to be able to back it up to, and recover from, an external disk 
using the excellent Carbon Copy Cloner (www.bombich.com), as I currently 
do on my Pismo (which has firewire to make it easy of course).

Gavin;
  I use a SCSI external to b/u my Wallstreet, which works just fine for 
me.
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Re: Wallstreet wireless

[Bill Buckhaults]

Gary E Davis wrote:

> Hey all
> I need help.. I'm trying to go wireless in my home but can't find
> anything about going wireless with my wallstreet? Which PCMCIA card is
> best to use?  And which Cable router would you recommend?
>
> Thank you
> Gary
>

I have used  the Oronoco gold card in my Wallstreet to talk to a D-LInk 614+
router that is seperated by 60 feet and 4 walls.
Bill



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Re: disappointing tiBook wireless

[Bill Buckhaults]

I have a D-Link 614+ that talks to my Wallstreet,via an Oronoco gold card,through four 
walls and 60 feet and it sits on the desk. Hope this helps.
Bill

Tom Roth wrote:

> Since you seem to have range problems when using the D-Link card or the Airport card 
> I might suggest you consider the wireless base station as being the problem.  Is it 
> near any large metal objects, other electronics?  Could it be conflicting with your 
> cordless phone or a neighbor's wireless router?  Is it up high so that the signal 
> can broadcast far?  Maybe the base station has poor range?
>
> I have an older PowerBook 3400 and am using an Orinoco card and a Netgear wireless 
> router (just sitting on my desk) and have been out in the backyard with it some 
> 30-40 feet from the house and it worked fine.
>
> -tom
>
> > --
> > From: Paul Nicholson
> > Subject:  disappointing tiBook wireless
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Yesterday I picked up a D-Link wireless 802.11b router for 40 dollars after 
> > rebates. I've never used wireless with my two year old tiBook.
> >
> > It works well if the tiBook is within a few feet of the router. If I sit at my 
> > dining room table, 35 feet away and in clear visual line of sight of the router, 
> > the connection barely works. Simple web pages take a long time to open, and those 
> > with pictures often time out before the page is fully rendered. I heard the tiBook 
> > was bad, but this is unacceptable.
> >
> > The tiBook is also unusable 20 feet and one wall away in an adjacent room to the 
> > router.
> >
> 8><...snip...
>
> > Paul
> >
> >
>




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Re: Need Help w/Printer Sharing

[Bill Buckhaults]

Mike Amato wrote:

> on 1/21/03 1:41 PM, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Forgot, the way I get around this is to send the item to the computer with
> >> the printer thru file sharing.
> >> --
> >> Mike Amato
>
> >
> > Thanks for the response.
> > I have tried this and can send to the desk top computer, but am not able to
> > print from the Wallstreet. Can you be more specific? This is my first try at
> > wireless networking.
> > Thanks
> > Bill
>
> Send the document to the desktop computer and print from there, unless you
> want to spend some money and get a wireless print server. I don't know if
> they can handle a serial printer. You need either a USB or ethernet eqipped
> printer.
> --
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>
> -- Mike;

 Thanks for the input.
Bill


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Re: Need Help w/Printer Sharing

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Mike Amato wrote:

> on 1/20/03 12:35 PM, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I have OS 9.0 on a Mac desktop and laptop. They are collected via a
> > wireless D-link router and a pcmcia Orinoco Gold card. File sharing
>
> > Bill
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
>
> Forgot, the way I get around this is to send the item to the computer with
> the printer thru file sharing.
> --
> Mike Amato
>
> --

 Thanks for the response.
I have tried this and can send to the desk top computer, but am not able to
print from the Wallstreet. Can you be more specific? This is my first try at
wireless networking.
Thanks
Bill


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Need Help w/Printer Sharing

[Bill Buckhaults]

I have OS 9.0 on a Mac desktop and laptop. They are collected via a
wireless D-link router and a pcmcia Orinoco Gold card. File sharing
works fine and internet connections, through a DSL modem, function well
on each machine. The Apple LaserWriter 300 printer connected to the
desktop via a serial cable works fine. I have tried for days to share
this printer with the Laptop, but no luck even though the printer is
selected in the chooser on each machine. Any help will be deeply
appreciated. Reply on or off list.
thanks
Bill
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Re: Should Wallstreet wake when lid is opened?

[Bill Buckhaults]

Andrew wrote:

> " (G-Books)" wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Should Wallstreet wake when lid is opened?
> > Date: Sun, 3 Nov 02 06:50:18 -0500
> > From: B.J. Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Sorry, but this is not determined by the make/model of PowerBook you
> > have.  I run 8.6 on a Wallstreet II (233) and 9.2.1 on an iBook and both
> > wake when the lid is opened.  I don't know why the Wallstreet does this,
> > but I never have to hit a key.  In 9.2.1 on the iBook I have "wake when
> > computer is opened" checked in the Energy Saver control panel.
> >
> That is a puzzle, my Wallstreet (266 Mhz, OS 8.6, family number M4753)
> doesn't wake when I open the lid.
>
> --
> Andrew King
> Ann Arbor Michigan
> technology is the answer, what was the question?
>

My wallstreet 233 does not wake when I open it. only when I tap the keys, and
not always then.
Bill


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Wallstreet Problem

[bill buckhaults]

I recently had my Wallstreet II in the shop to
replace the board that contains the power cord
receptacle. After repairs, the computer ran hot,
gave trouble shutting down, trouble starting up,
etc. Took it back to shop to find the processor
board was loose. The tech pushed board in place
and machine worked fine. Now the battery is
discharged and computer will not recharge it. I am

out of town for several weeks and the Tech is not
helpful at this distance. What can I do to make
Battery recharge? Any and all suggestions will be
appreciated. Am useing a friends pc to send
this.(ugh).
Bill
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