from:"Byron Gardner"

Re: Msg reply

2004-11-24 Thread Byron Gardner

Thanks for the response and explanation. I have no fear. However...


On 11/24/04 2:01 PM, "Bruce Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> On Nov 24, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Byron Gardner wrote:
> 
>> Can anyone tell me why I get this? I have scan my drive over and over
>> and
>> there are no viruses.
>> 
>> 
>> On 11/24/04 7:05 AM, "G-books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 
>>> ++
>>> VIRUS BLOCKER MESSAGE STATUS
>>> ++
>>> 
> 
> All PC viruses in circulation right now forge the "From:" header of
> emails, from addresses in the infected PC's address book or web cache.
> 
> It has NOTHING to do with you. If you have a Mac YOU DON'T HAVE A
> VIRUS. There ARE NO MAC VIRUSES in circulation, and there haven't been
> for years and years.
> 
> These notifications messages are just so much waste of bandwidth.  What
> this means is that those wunderkinds at MacLaunch have enabled Symantec
> AV and it *still* comes with these notifications on by default, or
> worse, they turned it on intentionally, even though all they do is add
> to the general bandwidth hit of the viruses.
> 
> One wonder's just how much bandwidth storming maclaunch is doing to
> *itself*
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
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> 
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Re: Msg reply

2004-11-24 Thread Byron Gardner

Can anyone tell me why I get this? I have scan my drive over and over and
there are no viruses.


On 11/24/04 7:05 AM, "G-books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> ++
> VIRUS BLOCKER MESSAGE STATUS
> ++
> 
> + Virus successfully cleaned out of attachment(s):
> No attachments are in this category.
> 
> + Attachment(s) deleted due to virus:
> 1. Loves_money.hta: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
> +++
> Powered by Symantec
> +++
> 
>  Original message text follows 
> 
>  
> 




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Re: 17" advice

2004-06-26 Thread Byron Gardner

I shopped and felt the 17" was nice but just too big. The 12" is really
handy to cart around and very light. I settled on the in-between and got the
15". I bought one and had to add the Airport Extreme and more memory. Now
the darn Extreme card comes standard. And the new 15" PBs are faster. Mine I
have now became obsolete two months after I bought it.

Best Regards,
Byron


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> Hi Claire,
> 
> Of course, I think the 17" powerbook would be =way= cool, I couldn't
> imagine lugging it around with me all the time. Right now, I have a
> G3-Wallstreet with a 14" display and it's completely adequate for all
> my needs. I also have a 12" peecee notebook and, while usable, the
> screen is just a little too small.
> If my Wallstreet were to give up the ghost, I would probably look at
> the 14" iBook or the 15" Powerbook.
> 
> Just my thoughts...
> 
> Amanda
> 
> On 26/06/2004, at 9:51 AM, Claire Hart wrote:
> 
>> Has anyone bought a 17" powerbook, only to find that it's too big to
>> be practical?  I'm still shopping, and as much as I took my blueberry
>> iMac everywhere, I'm sure my powerbook will literally go everywhere
>> with me.  I also learned from an article, possibly on LEM or linked
>> from there, of the guy that bought a 12" iBook for that purpose, so he
>> could leave his other PB at home.
>> 
>> Thanks, Claire
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Re: Free Wi-Fi HotSpots

2004-06-26 Thread Byron Gardner

Most use T-Mobile. You can sign up for a pay as you go service which is .10
per minute with a minimum of 60 minutes or you can pay monthly or annually.
Kinkos, Starbucks, many airports and parking facilities are using this
service so your one time registering works everywhere.

I do not work for T-Mobile. I have used the service on a pay as you go.

Thanks,
Byron

On 6/26/04 11:45 AM, "Claire Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> got to thinking and wrote:

>>> Just found out my city has free Wi-Fi hotspots throughout. .
>>> .including
>>> but not limited to business (coffee shops) and parks.  How does this
>>> work?  Can I just waltz on over to a park, sit down, boot up my
>>> Airport
>>> enabled Pismo and surf?  Is it that easy?  Or are there configs?
> 
> I've only vaguely heard that to use the Starbucks Wi-Fi, you need to
> pay a fee, either a one-time or annual membership.
> 
> Claire
> 
> 

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Re: Long life battery for wallstreet?

2004-06-26 Thread Byron Gardner

Good luck and if they succeed, tell us all.  I have owned a WS for many
years and there just is no way to get that kind of life from a standard
module bay battery. An external battery may give you 6-8 hours. They are
big, heavy and expensive.

Best Regards,
Byron

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> Is there a Long life battery made for the wallstreet powerbook? The
> person I sold my 1998 wallstreet to wants to be able to get 8 - 11 hours
> out of a battery or batteries.
> 
> Ted
> 
> 

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Re: LCD Screen on new iBook

2003-10-23 Thread Byron Gardner

I just recently bought a new Aluminum PowerBook G4. This is the most recent
model with 1 GHz speed. The screen is 15" with a combo drive. I looked at
both the iBook and PB screens and can tell there is a significant
difference. So is the price. Let's face it, you have to pay for quality.

The thing that concerns me is the "thiness" of the screen. It is very thin
and flexible. I am worried that this flexibility can cause the screen to
bend and crack. With all the discussion about the "white spots" I have to
say that this PB does not seem as "portable". I was using a PB Wallstreet
and it was seemingly more rugged. I was not that too concerned about the
give in the plastic case. I am with the new Aluminum PB. The rest of the PB
is fantastic. The keyboard is fantastic and large. Good feel and responsive.
The screen is bright and clear. It is so much better than a WallStreet. The
speed is "wow". This PB definitely has a large awe factor.

I am curious if anyone could pass on what they are using to transport and
store their Al PB in as they travel.

Thanks,
Byron

On 10/23/03 3:09 AM, "Tom Burke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I was told once (by a dealer) that one of the differences between the
> G4 P'books and the IceBooks was the quality of the graphics screen -
> the one on the Powerbooks was better eg, better colour fidelity, better
> angle of viewing, etc. This must have been 18 months to two years ago,
> in the days of the 500 and 667 Mhz Powerbooks and the early 14"
> IceBooks.
> 
> Does anyone know if that was in fact true information? And if so, does
> anyone know if it's still true with the new iBooks?
> 
> Tom Burke
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Re: Dead Wallstreet

2003-09-12 Thread Byron Gardner

on 9/10/03 10:35 AM, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> My Reply follows quote. On 10/09/2003 08:02 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> 
>> On Wednesday 10 September 2003 12:48 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I have an old Wallstreet that I
>>> tricked out a while ago, 466 Newertech processor, 512 RAM memory, and it's
>>> run like a beast without much hassle.  Recently my 12G hardrive that I had
>>> dropped in when I upgraded my Pismo started to make some clicking sounds
>>> then made the clicking sound of death while I was doing a clean install of
>>> OS9.  I pulled out the dead drive and I grabbed an unintialized 40G hard
>>> drive and using the usual static precautions dropped it into the Wallstreet
>>> hoping to initialize the drive and install the OS.  Well, now all I get
>>> when I hit the power button is a buzzing sound.  When I reset the PMU with
>>> shift+fn+control+power all is silence, then when I release the keys the
>>> green power light goes on for a second, the screen flickers, and it dies
>>> again.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much in
>>> advance,
>>> Ben
>> 
>> Welcome to the Sleep Of Death. Basically the new hard drive has a more
>> powerful magnet than the hard drives that shipped with every G3 Series
>> PowerBook, and the magnetic switch that is supposed to signal to the Mac
>> that 
>> the lid is closed gets tripped.
>> 
>> If you go to xlr8yourmac and look up Toshiba and IBM hard drives for
>> Wallstreet you can get links to the modding info you need to fix this
>> problem. Basically you are going to need to use a non-conductive piece of
>> metal as a shield for the side of the new hard drive where the magnet lives,
>> and you might have to reset the magnetic switch with another magnet.
>> 
>> Your Wallstreet isn't dead...it's just SLEEPING.
> 
> Hmmm. When I had my Wallstreet stripped to its bones, I could have sworn
> that the magnetic reed switch was located on the left side of the case
> while the HD is located on the right side of the case. A VERY powerful
> magnet?
> 
> Ken
Nope. Test it yourself. Take a paperclip and put it about 2-3 inches up
along side the screen on the right. The magnet will grab it and hold it.

Byron


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Re: Dead Wallstreet

2003-09-12 Thread Byron Gardner

Mine does this too. I remove whatever module is in the right bay, leave a
battery in the left bay and then press the startup button. It boots as
normal and then I re-insert the right bay module back in and it works fine.
Beats me but it works.

Even weirder, it doesn't matter what is in the right bay:  battery, floppy
drive, CD ROM, DVDROM, Zip...whatever. Same behavior.

Good luck,
Byron

on 9/10/03 2:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I have an old Wallstreet that I
> tricked out a while
> ago, 466 Newertech processor, 512 RAM memory, and it's run like a beast
> without much 
> hassle.  Recently my 12G hardrive that I had dropped in when I upgraded my
> Pismo 
> started to make some clicking sounds then made the clicking sound of death
> while I was 
> doing a clean install of OS9.  I pulled out the dead drive and I grabbed an
> unintialized 
> 40G hard drive and using the usual static precautions dropped it into the
> Wallstreet 
> hoping to initialize the drive and install the OS.  Well, now all I get when I
> hit the power 
> button is a buzzing sound.  When I reset the PMU with shift+fn+control+power
> all is 
> silence, then when I release the keys the green power light goes on for a
> second, the 
> screen flickers, and it dies again.  Any suggestions would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Thanks very much in advance,
> Ben


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Re: Wallstreet memory > 192MB ?

2003-07-03 Thread Byron Gardner

on 7/3/03 9:03 AM, Laurence TeknoLiber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> From: Jeremy Derr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
>> most people find that 256 chips work, though.
> 
> Thanks! I'll try it.
> 
> Is that 64 + 256MB ?
> 
> I.e. is the 1st slot limited to 64 MB ?

Laurence, I have two WallStreet. The 14" screen WS has two 256 MB
modules-low profile. The Mac sees both for a total of 512 MB. The other has
a 256 on top and 128 on bottom. 384 total. Runs good and no problems.

Both Macs have Sonnet upgrades but they worked well before the upgrades.

I recommend loading up with as much as you can afford. Especially if you are
running OS X.

Byron

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Re: Casady & Greene Bites the Dust

2003-07-01 Thread Byron Gardner

on 7/1/03 6:39 PM, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> On 7/1/03 4:15 AM, "George Slusher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
> Cybertrough:
> 
>> I just got notice from Casady & Greene, who sell Spell Catcher, among
>> other good utilities & games, that they are closing shop in a few days.
>> See:
>> 
>> http://www.casadyg.com/
> 
> I understand it, but seeing C & G go actually makes me sad


So true, so true. Like losing a good friend.  How many of us have used
Conflict Catcher? 

Byron


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FW: PLEASE HELP!

2003-06-29 Thread Byron Gardner

This wasn't just for Jay--can anyone help me?

Byron

> 
> All right, Jay here's one for you to ponder. I am trying to install OS X
> 10.2 on my WallStreet. The installation gets 2/3 of the way through and then
> the screen either goes dark or becomes light with no other image or has
> multicolored lines running down the middle and I am forced to restart with
> the three finger salute. This PB has had OS X 10.2.6 on it before but I
> reformatted and went back to OS 9. What is the deal???
> 
> This is got me stumped. I have even switched hard drives. The last time I
> tried to install and the PB did it again. This time I can't even mount the
> hard drive. It is being resurrected as I type this by Norton Volume Recover.
> DiskWarrier couldn't even see it. It mounted with SystemWorks.
> 
> In any case, this has got me really worried. If anyone can help I would
> really appreciate it. I am beginning to strongly suspect a hardware here. It
> is obviously a screen problem. Cable maybe. I just replaced a broken hinge
> on the left side. I am thinking something is amiss with the display. Anyone
> tell what to check?
> 
> Need help...this is sooo not good.
> 
> Update-Now I have been able to install OS 10.1. Why not 10.2???
> 
> Byron


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PLEASE HELP!

2003-06-29 Thread Byron Gardner

All right, Jay here's one for you to ponder. I am trying to install OS X
10.2 on my WallStreet. The installation gets 2/3 of the way through and then
the screen either goes dark or becomes light with no other image or has
multicolored lines running down the middle and I am forced to restart with
the three finger salute. This PB has had OS X 10.2.6 on it before but I
reformatted and went back to OS 9. What is the deal???

This is got me stumped. I have even switched hard drives. The last time I
tried to install and the PB did it again. This time I can't even mount the
hard drive. It is being resurrected as I type this by Norton Volume Recover.
DiskWarrier couldn't even see it. It mounted with SystemWorks.

In any case, this has got me really worried. If anyone can help I would
really appreciate it. I am beginning to strongly suspect a hardware here. It
is obviously a screen problem. Cable maybe. I just replaced a broken hinge
on the left side. I am thinking something is amiss with the display. Anyone
tell what to check?

Need help...this is sooo not good.

Update-Now I have been able to install OS 10.1. Why not 10.2???

Byron


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Re: Battery Amps

2003-06-23 Thread Byron Gardner

Okay, ex-nay on the amp testing but which of the five connectors on the
battery do I need to test from?

Byron

on 6/23/03 5:52 PM, jdc at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> You can test the voltage but DO NOT test the amperage, you'll blow your
> multimeter and/or the battery.
> Joaquim
> 
> Byron Gardner wrote:
> 
>> I have three Wallstreet PB batteries. I am trying to test the amperage and
>> voltage. I need help with the proper way to test these batteries using a
>> Digital multimeter. Can anyone give me the settings to test on for the
>> multimeter?
>> 
>> Which of the 5 connectors do I use? The battery shows a + and a - side but
>> which of the 5 metal connector strips to I use? And what does each mean as
>> far as testing?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Byron
>> 
>> 
>>  
>> 
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Battery Amps

2003-06-23 Thread Byron Gardner

I have three Wallstreet PB batteries. I am trying to test the amperage and
voltage. I need help with the proper way to test these batteries using a
Digital multimeter. Can anyone give me the settings to test on for the
multimeter?

Which of the 5 connectors do I use? The battery shows a + and a - side but
which of the 5 metal connector strips to I use? And what does each mean as
far as testing?

Thanks,
Byron


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Airport 3.1 update second try

2003-06-21 Thread Byron Gardner

Is there a firmware update to this 3.1 Airport update?

I am using a Wallstreet PB with an Orinoco Card and a Snow base station. I
am using the third party driver from SourceForge.net.

I updated the PB software to 3.1 okay but there seems to nothing to update
the base station with. The latest firmware I have is 4.0.8.

Thanks,
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Airport Update 3.1

2003-06-21 Thread Byron Gardner

Do I need to send this update to the base station? I updated my software on
the WallStreet but the base station (Snow) does not ask for an update.

Is 4.0.8 the latest firmware? Is there somnething that must be updated on
the base station after updating to 3.1?

Thanks,
Byron


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Airport 3.1

2003-06-21 Thread Byron Gardner

Is there a firmware update to this 3.1 Airport update?

I am using a Wallstreet PB with an Orinoco Card and a Snow base station. I
am using the third party driver from SourceForge.net.

I updated the PB software to 3.1 okay but there seems to nothing to update
the base station with. The latest firmware I have is 4.0.8.

Thanks,
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Re: System profiler.

2003-03-22 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/22/03 12:58 PM, Geno Endicott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I am running 10.2.4 on a Wallstreet Powerbook. My system profiler
> doesn't show me my
> RAM config. Nothing, not what's in what slot, not what size, etc. Why?
> Does anyone know of a program that will show me what RAM I have in my
> computer, size, speed, etc.?
> 
> geno.
> 
I think it is machine specific. I have two wallstreets and they don't show
any RAM info either. Apple really wants us to ditch the old and buy the new.
I guess you can do this when you own the box and software in it...

Byron


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Re: Wallstreet RAM question...

2003-03-13 Thread Byron Gardner


On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 02:31  PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:

> On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 01:03  PM, Geno Endicott wrote:
>
>> I have a Wallstreet with two PC-133 256meg chips. One is 2-2-2 and one
>> is 2-2-
>> 3. Does anyone know the difference. My laptop seems to be having
>> problems with
>> the ram. Any ideas on how to fix this?
>>
> the -2 RAM is CAS-2, while the -3 is (surprise!) CAS-3, the CAS latency
> is the rating of how quickly each column of memory in the chip can be
> accessed (CAS=Column access strobe)
>
> As for why you're having problems, I'm looking into my crystal ball and
> seeing you sticking the 2 256MB SO-DIMMs in and recoiling in horror as
> ASP only shows 256MB total instead of the 512MB you expected. If this
> is the case, it is my experience (with a WallStreet 250) that they
> don't like PC133 ram, and that PC100 works perfectly for some strange
> reason, despite the fact that PC133 is supposed to be fully compatible
> with PC100/66... if this isnt the case, well I don't know then.
>
> -Andrew
>
If I may add what knowledge I have.

You should run 2-2-2 as it is faster. But if you run both kinds then 
the speed defaults to the slower 2-2-3 for both. Replace the 2-2-3 with 
a 2-2-2 and you will see the full amount of RAM installed and some 
speed increase although it may not be excitingly notable.

Best regards,
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Re: G3 233mhz M4753

2003-03-11 Thread Byron Gardner

Nick, I have a Maxtor Firewire Cardbuss card with a dongle for two FW 
ports. I can sell it to you. Make an offer. I used it on two separate 
G3 PBs with no problems. I no longer need it. The card comes with 
everything and is less than 6 months old. I will guarantee to work.

Let me know,
Byron
Lake St. Louis, MO 63367


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> Nick,
> I sucessfully use the VST FireWire CardBus Card (www.vstech.com) in my
> Wallstreet M4753.  This card is specific for PB G3 Series Macs.   Try 
> also
> www.smartdisk.com for same.  The card works great even after upgrading 
> this
> old buggy to G4/500Mhz/40Gb. Can't remember what I paid for the card 
> but VST
> or SmartDisk will be happy to let you know the current price since I 
> bought
> it a year ago.
> Vicki A.
>
>> Hi I own a G3 233mhz M4753 that I bought off ebay.  It's upgraded to
>> 192mb ram and a 20gb Toshiba HD.  I need a firewire port to do some 
>> video
>> editing.
>>
>> (Don't look at me like that It works fine, as long as you don't view 
>> the
>> movies lol)
>>
>> I bought a card and tried it, didden't work  I tried everything then
>> spent many hours on tech support.  But it didden't work so I sent it 
>> back.
>> Any one know any good cards out there??
>>
>> thx,
>> nick
>>
>>
>>
>>


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Re: Booting from pccard?

2003-03-10 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/8/03 2:43 PM, Hal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> What powerbook are you using? In theory, I think you should be able to
> clone the CD to the microdrive and boot from it. I've got a PC card
> data shuttle hard drive that I used to use to boot my Pismo and an
> older lombard.
> 
> The installers on disc 2 are just packages that can be installed later.
> Don't worry about them, you can just copy the packages and run them
> later.
> 
> Good luck, let us know how it goes.
> -Hal
> 
> On Saturday, March 8, 2003, at 12:16 PM, Marc wrote:
> 
>> Is it possible to copy the files from the 2 jaguar-cd's to a microdrive
>> and then boot and install from it? Having trouble with my dvd-drive and
>> can't boot from my usb-cdwriter.
>> 
>> Marc
Can't do it on a Wallstreet with a PC Card. I have tried firewire and USB
and CD ROM firewire...not gonna do it.


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Re: Need help with wallstreet

2003-03-05 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/5/03 12:40 AM, Gary E Davis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi all
> 
> 
> I'm running a 266Mhz wallstreet with 384 meg ram and a 20 gig disk. I have
> OSX 1.5 on partition 1 and I set up 9.1 on the other partition for Mac
> classic. Tonight the machine froze on me and after resetting and booting it
> came up with 9.1 and will not now boot off partition 1 with OSX...
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Gary
> 
Happens to me frequently. I resent the PRAM and that fixes it. Use the OS X
install CD and boot from that to use Disk Utility and fix permissions.

This is standard weekly maintenance for me. 


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Re: fsck weirdness

2003-03-05 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/4/03 10:58 PM, P.F.Grenier at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
> On Tuesday, Mar 4, 2003, at 23:55 US/Eastern, Keith Ronan wrote:
> 
>> Sorry to be a "slow" one...where can I find info on fsck? I have no
>> idea what that is. I use a Pizmo 400, with a 48 gig IBM, and 768 megs
>> of RAM.
>> 
>> 
>> Keith
>> 
> 
> Restart OS X holding" Command s", that boots you into single user mode.
> When the text stops scrolling enter "fsck -y" No quotes and mind the
> space. After it does it's thing type "reboot"
> 
But...

It won't work on a Wallstreet running OS X and starting up holding
Command-S. 

Any way to use fsck in that instance?

Thanks,
Byron


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Re: Wallstreet DVD & OS X

2003-03-03 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/3/03 9:12 PM, Ted Burford at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I installed Jaguar on my 1998 Wallstreet 266 mhz powerbook with a DVD
> Decoder card and it did not install DVD player, so I re installed Jaguar
> using the DVD Drive instead of the CD ROM drive.  DVD Player still did
> not show up. How / where can I get the DVD Player for OS X?  The reading
> I have done says it comes with OS X. I can't find it on apples site.
> Jaguar does recognize the DVD Card and the USB card I have.
> 
> Ted
Ted, I have a Wallstreet with DVD-ROM and a decoder card. The DVD will not
work with Jaguar. The DVD module in a Wallstreet is not supported by OS X.
If you want to watch DVD's then you have to boot up in OS 9 and have virtual
memory up to 400+. That works well for me. I have 10.2.4 and the DVD app is
installed but it does not recognize the DVD module when you start up the
app. DVDs do mount correctly on the desktop and the decoder card does mount
and show up correctly.

I get very good playback with my DVD module with very few limitations. It
just won't work while using Jaguar.

Byron


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Re: Wallstreet firewire card.

2003-03-03 Thread Byron Gardner

on 3/3/03 1:31 PM, Geno Endicott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> What is a good cheap (under 40bucks) firewire PC card for the Wallstreet?
> Would 
> love plug and play.
> 
> geno.
> 
I have a good one from Maxtor with a two port dongle that I would be glad to
sell you. I have two and don't need but the one. I have used it on both my
WallStreets and have had no problems. It is less than 5 months old.

I will sell it to you for 40.00 shipped.

PayPal can be used.

If your interested or have questions, please let me know.

Byron
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Re: upgrade wallstreet

2003-02-20 Thread Byron Gardner

on 2/15/03 10:53 PM, Vicki Andreotti at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> Hello
>> i want to upgrade my wallstreet to a G3 or G4 any suggestions please
>> and where is the best deals
>> Thanks
> 
> I just bought the Crescendo/WS G4 CPU Upgrade 1MB L2  for $388 + $7.50
> shipping from www.tahoeperipherals.com
> Vicki
> 
> 
Vicki, does the upgrade you got increase the bus speed?

Byron


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Re: On the road again

2003-02-01 Thread Byron Gardner

Good point. Thanks
On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 12:52 AM, wappling wrote:

>
> RE; I use my powerbook in bed,I found a wallmount for TV's at home 
> depot are
> pretty easy to mount to just about anything,I had not thought of 
> automotive
> use.but may be close to what you are looking for,and not very 
> expensive if
> it will work, hope this helps
>
> on 1/30/03 11:02 PM, Byron Gardner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> The PowerBook is secured with a nylon strap running between the back
>> cushion and seat underneath and back up to the front of the seat. Then
>> I buckle it together after crossing the strap over the PowerBook over
>> the On/Off button area. The strap is about 3/4 inch wide so this 
>> allows
>> me to cover only the top buttons but not any keys. I cinch it tight 
>> and
>> that keeps the PB still. Granted, it won't stop the PB from flying in 
>> a
>> wreck or rearender, but does work for a hard brake. I learned the hard
>> way when I sent it flying during one trip before I used the strap.
>> Braked hard at a light and it went flying off the seat. Fortunately, 
>> my
>> soft side portfolio was in the floor and padded the fall. I decided
>> never again so came up with the strap. I looked into getting a mount
>> for laptops but that cost several hundred dollars.  Maybe I will make
>> one someday...
>>
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Re: On the road again and again

2003-02-01 Thread Byron Gardner

I would interested to see what you have.  Send what you can to me.  I 
would appreciate it.

Thanks,
Byron
On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 08:06 PM, Dan Pennington wrote:

> I use my Pismo, a Garmin Etrex GPS, and DeLorme Street Atlas for
> navigation while my wife and I are traveling in our truck pulling a
> 5th wheel trailer.  Slicker than deer guts on a door knob - as we say
> here in the almost Great White North of Michigan.
> The Pismo is secured to a home-made plywood desk/mount strapped to
> the seat/console between the driver and navigator. The mount supports
> the screen so it doesn't flop around and allows the Pismo to be
> pivoted so that the driver can also look at the screen.  A couple of
> bucks worth of plywood, a few nuts and bolts and some bungee cord or
> rubber bands.
> If anyone is interested, I will send a couple of jpegs of my setup,
> if you email me.
>
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Re: On the road again

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

The PowerBook is secured with a nylon strap running between the back 
cushion and seat underneath and back up to the front of the seat. Then 
I buckle it together after crossing the strap over the PowerBook over 
the On/Off button area. The strap is about 3/4 inch wide so this allows 
me to cover only the top buttons but not any keys. I cinch it tight and 
that keeps the PB still. Granted, it won't stop the PB from flying in a 
wreck or rearender, but does work for a hard brake. I learned the hard 
way when I sent it flying during one trip before I used the strap. 
Braked hard at a light and it went flying off the seat. Fortunately, my 
soft side portfolio was in the floor and padded the fall. I decided 
never again so came up with the strap. I looked into getting a mount 
for laptops but that cost several hundred dollars.  Maybe I will make 
one someday...

I follow the progress on the screen just the way you think I do. 
Glances back and forth. Keep in mind that I rarely look at it while 
underway until I get close to my destination. I meet with many 
companies in many cities in IL and MO. I locate the address on the 
roadside prior to arrival and mark the destination. Then, as I get 
closer, I refer to the map onscreen to see streets and turns. It is no 
difference to someone glancing at a map as they drive. I'm not talking 
constant staring at the screen anymore than you would constantly stare 
at a paper map.

The GPS is magnificent to use and very accurate. It is just too bad 
that Delorme has decided to drop support to Mac users. Even at version 
6.0, my Street Atlas is still very accurate.

And so it goes...

Byron

On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 07:38 PM, Tom Meade wrote:

> From: Byron Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> I am using Street Atlas w/ a GPS connected to a USB card while driving.
> Very useful and lasts about 2 hours. I have a power converter in the 
> car <
>
> Response:
> Do you mean while actually driving? How does that work - do you follow
> your progress on the screen? How do you secure your Book?
> Tom Meade
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Re: Considering CPU upgrades for wallstreet

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

Hummm, I will have to look into that a little more then. I do remember 
Sonnet mentioning about the processor cycling problem but, you bring up 
an interesting thought.

Byron

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> On Thursday, Jan 30, 2003, at 17:30 US/Eastern, Byron Gardner wrote:
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>>
>> One thing to note about using a Sonnet upgrade--you can't use 
>> processor
>> cycling in OS 9 as this will lock up the PowerBook. I am talking
>> freezing solid. Sonnet will tell you this in their literature. They're
>> right.
>>
>>
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> The processor cycling issue is related to the use of the USB card,
> IIRC. I haven't heard anything related processor upgrades.
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Re: Considering CPU upgrades for wallstreet

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

Battery life for me has been shorten but not excessively. As we all 
know there are some many variables when it comes to measuring battery 
life. I have a battery in each bay for both of my WS PB's and I can get 
on average 2.5 to three hours of life. Be advised that I use a PC card 
for Firewire and USB and this will take additional power.

If I really wanted to I could scale down power usage and extend this to 
3.5 to 4 hours max.

One thing to note about using a Sonnet upgrade--you can't use processor 
cycling in OS 9 as this will lock up the PowerBook. I am talking 
freezing solid. Sonnet will tell you this in their literature. They're 
right.

I am using Street Atlas w/ a GPS connected to a USB card while driving. 
Very useful and last about 2 hours. I have a power converter in the car 
when the batts get low.

Byron

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>   I too have a question regarding the processor upgrades for the
> wallstreet machines.  What can one expect for battery life after the
> upgrade especially for the G4 upgrade?  Can someone who has the upgrade
> comment on this?
> Also to clarify a point made earlier, not all powerbook series II
> machines (first series wallstreet, second series PDQ, of the
> "wallstreet" series II powerbook) have a 66mhz bus speed.  The original
> 292mhz and others of the "wallstreet" powerbook series have an 82mhz
> bus speed as a comment was made earlier indicating that all of the
> wallstreet and PDQ series had a 66mhz bus speed.  See lowendmac.com's
> profile on the machines for clarification on the machine's naming
> scheme which as usual, is quite confusing.
> Dave
>
> PDQ Powerbook 300mhz, 8gb, 384mb, and 10.2.3
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Re: Considering CPU upgrades for wallstreet

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

What will be the advantage of your upgrade to that of Sonnet or 
PowerLogix?

Byron

On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 03:00  PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> FWIW, we're going to be releasing a 500mhz G3 card for the Wallstreet 
> within
> 15 days, which will NOT require any software to run, as it runs on the
> original apple firmware.  It will be quite competetively priced, and 
> will be
> on our website..
>
> Thanks,
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Re: Considering CPU upgrades for wallstreet

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

Good point. I neglected to mention. This can be a big issue for OS X, 
although I have not had any problems to date. Some screensaver graphics 
and similar items run choppy.

Thanks,
Byron


On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 01:39  PM, Hal wrote:

> Another thing to remember, besides the 66mHz bus speed, is the limited
> graphics chip. The Wallstreet and Lombard use the older Rage Pro
> architecture. The Pismo and Rev.A Tibook use the Rage128 Mobility. It's
> noticeably faster. It's not as fast as the Radeon, but it's much faster
> than the Rage Pro.
>
> just my $0.02.
>
> -Hal
>
> On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 11:33 AM, Byron Gardner wrote:
>
>> Gary, let me give you my experiences.
>>
>> I have two WS PB, a 14 in screen and a 13 in screen. I have put a
>> Sonnet G3 500Mhz in both with easy installation and no problems in
>> operation. I am running OS 10.2.3 on both as well as OS 9.2.2. Neither
>> have had any problems.
>>
>> But be aware of something that most people overlook. No matter what
>> upgrade you install, the WS PB will only have a Bus speed of 66 MHZ.
>> You can install a G3 500MHz or a G4 500Mhz and you will still only 
>> have
>> a 66Mhz bus speed. That means that you can have all that power but it
>> gets choked down. That is why you will never see increases like the
>> present day PB which have 100 Mhz buses or better.
>>
>> Now, you will see a speed increase with the upgrades mentioned above.
>> It will be noticeable and you won't want to go back to what you had.
>> Benchmark testing will confirm an improvement in speed.
>>
>> Some have indicated an increase in temperature after the upgrade. I do
>> see a noticeable higher temp but nothing unbearable or dangerous.
>> Always use the PB with good circulation and not a lap pad or pillow
>> that restricts air flow. O/W you should be Okay.
>>
>> Executive Summary:
>>
>> - Noticeable speed increase with some elevation in operating temp.
>> - Not the same as newer PB due to bus speed limitations.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Byron
>>
>> On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 12:26  PM, Gary E Davis wonderfully
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm thinking of a Sonnet CPU upgrade for my wallstreet and I'm
>>> thinking of
>>> the 500Mhz G3 card has anyone done this upgrade? is it good upgrade?
>>> and
>>> considering the 500Mhz G4 upgrade card is only $100 more would it be
>>> better
>>> to get it?
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>>>
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Re: Considering CPU upgrades for wallstreet

2003-01-30 Thread Byron Gardner

Gary, let me give you my experiences.

I have two WS PB, a 14 in screen and a 13 in screen. I have put a 
Sonnet G3 500Mhz in both with easy installation and no problems in 
operation. I am running OS 10.2.3 on both as well as OS 9.2.2. Neither 
have had any problems.

But be aware of something that most people overlook. No matter what 
upgrade you install, the WS PB will only have a Bus speed of 66 MHZ. 
You can install a G3 500MHz or a G4 500Mhz and you will still only have 
a 66Mhz bus speed. That means that you can have all that power but it 
gets choked down. That is why you will never see increases like the 
present day PB which have 100 Mhz buses or better.

Now, you will see a speed increase with the upgrades mentioned above. 
It will be noticeable and you won't want to go back to what you had. 
Benchmark testing will confirm an improvement in speed.

Some have indicated an increase in temperature after the upgrade. I do 
see a noticeable higher temp but nothing unbearable or dangerous. 
Always use the PB with good circulation and not a lap pad or pillow 
that restricts air flow. O/W you should be Okay.

Executive Summary:

- Noticeable speed increase with some elevation in operating temp.
- Not the same as newer PB due to bus speed limitations.

Best Regards,
Byron

On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 12:26  PM, Gary E Davis wonderfully 
wrote:

> I'm thinking of a Sonnet CPU upgrade for my wallstreet and I'm 
> thinking of
> the 500Mhz G3 card has anyone done this upgrade? is it good upgrade? 
> and
> considering the 500Mhz G4 upgrade card is only $100 more would it be 
> better
> to get it?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Gary
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USB 2.0 Adaptec Card

2003-01-17 Thread Byron Gardner

Will this work in 2.0 speed on a PB G3 Wallstreet running 10.2.3?

Do I need new drivers? If so, where to get them?

OR or the 2.0 drivers already built in 10.2.3?

Any way to determine what speed the card is running? (1.1 or 2.0)

Thanks,
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Re: wallstreet startup delay

2003-01-06 Thread Byron Gardner

Chris, I have a wallstreet also (actually two). I have notice some odd 
startup behavior with them both. Sometimes I get the long startup delay 
after the chime and sometimes I never get the startup chime but 
everything starts up normally.

I have noticed that resetting the PRAM fixes the problem but sometimes 
it sticks and sometimes it does not.

Do you see the same situation?

Byron

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> Hi all, and thanks for all previous help and advice!
>
> today's question. After pressing the start button on my WallStreet (and
> hearing the "dong" sound) there is an enormous delay before the hard 
> drive
> starts spinning, and the screen comes on. Okay, almost a minute, but it
> seems a long time. Is this normal?
>
> thanks
>
> chris
>
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Re: Wallstreet screen and Jaguar

2002-11-26 Thread Byron Gardner


On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 02:29  PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

> On 25/11/02 15:02, "Van Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> My WallStreet's screen turns funny colors - vertically banded colors  
>> - when
>> I shut down in Jaquar. Doesn't do it in OS 9.2. And the hard drive  
>> whines
>> when shutting down Jaguar. Again, doesn't do it in OS 9.2.
>> I have a 20GB Fujitsu hard drive partitioned into 8MB (7 and change  
>> after
>> format) for Jaguar and the rest for OS 9.2. The machine has 320MB RAM  
>> and a
>> MacAlly USB (USB 1.1) card.
>> Can anyone tell me if this is normal?
>> Thanks in advance.
>> --  
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>> 300Mhz Series II WallStreet
>> 320MB RAM
>> 20GB hard drive
>> Mac OS 10.2
>
> Back when I had my Wallstreet (PDQ) 300, I was running 10.1 and never
> noticed this behavior. So, I don't think that this is normal. Can't  
> say what
> is wrong, though, specially as you note, it doesn't exhibit this under  
> 9.
>
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I have notice this happening to both my WallStreets after upgrading to  
10.2.2. When I shutdown, I get 1/2 or sometimes 1/3 screen full of  
colored bands running vertical. Does not appear to cause any problems  
other than it ain't normal...

Byron


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Re: Jaguar reluctant to go back...

2002-11-07 Thread Byron Gardner

Not on a WallStreet...newer PB only.

on 11/6/02 6:53 PM, Jeff Szuhay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> I just installed Jaguar in my Wallstreet today and am faced with
>> the problem that my Wallstreet is now reluctant to boot up using OS
>> 9.2.2.  The Jaguar is on the first 7 GB of my 25 GB hard drive, and OS
>> 9.2.2 on the second 7 GB.  Whenever I change the startup drive to the
>> partition with OS 9.2.2, the Wallstreet  insists on booting up using
>> Jaguar, this despite my trying to lock the second (OS 9.2.2) partition
>> as the startup drive.
> 
> Hold down the "option" key as the system starts up. It will then search
> for all bootable drives, regardless of OS and give you the chance to
> choose which one to boot into.
> 
> 8-)
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Re: Should Wallstreet wake when lid is opened?

2002-11-04 Thread Byron Gardner

I have two Wallstreets and they have never waken when opening the lid. 
I have been through OS 8.1 up to 10.2.1.

Byron

On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 12:09  AM, 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.
>
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Re: 10.2 on Wallstreet

2002-10-28 Thread Byron Gardner

Jeff, same problems in the past here. I zap the PRAM and that helps.
On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 10:06  AM, Jeff Spray wrote:

> Hi Everybody,
>
> I am trying to install 10.2 on my Wallstreet.  I have a g4 upgrade card
> on the way.  I can install 10.1 just fine however when I go to install
> 10.2 the backlight on the screen doesn't come on.  I finished the
> install and the first time it came up it worked.  Every time since then
> it hasn't.  The screen works fine with 10.1 or 9.1.  Any ideas?
>
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Airport Rookie

2002-10-27 Thread Byron Gardner

Got two Wallstreets setup with wireless cards in each (Lucent Orinoco 
Gold and a SMC). When I start an internet connection on one (dial up to 
the Airport) and booted up the second PB I found it to be connected as 
well. That was weird.

How do I prevent that? (follow me on this?)

Another issue while I have your attention.

I tried to turn on WEP security on the Airport. I locked myself out of 
both PB's. I am using WirelessDriver on both. Some cards are supported 
using WEP and some are not. If mine are...how do  set up WEP security?

Point me to some resources if you know of any...I need some information 
on Airport and how to set it up. Painfully lacking...

Thanks Everyone...
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Airport List

2002-10-24 Thread Byron Gardner

Anyone know of any email lists out there pertaining to the Airport Base 
Station?

Byron


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Airport and Wallstreet

2002-10-24 Thread Byron Gardner

I am using a SMC wireless card with an Airport Base Station (Snow) and 
a Wallstreet with OS 10.2.1. I am using the WirelessDriverBeta software 
from sourceforge.net and after considerable wrangling with settings etc 
I have managed to get up and running on the Net. OS 10.2.1 has Internet 
Connect that will not work with WirelessDriver but a third party 
software app called ABS Modem Utility will allow me to connect. It runs 
in Classic only right now but it works well.

Here is my question(s):

Is there any utilities or apps available to show the connect speed 
obtained once the connection is made?  The Modem Utility shows connect 
or disconnect only status and not any speeds. I can't tell what baud 
rate I am connected at and would like to know how well the connection 
is at different locations around the house.

Can I actually connect two computers at a time to the Internet using 
dial up and the base station? I have two separate Wallstreets with the 
SMC card in one and an Orinoco Gold in the other. Can they both be 
connected at once?

The Airport Setup Assistant and Internet Connect will not recognize 
anything but the Apple Airport Cards. Does anyone know of any third 
party cards that ARE recognized?

Sorry for the lengthy post but this is really interesting and 
information about this is limited to me.

Thanks,
Byron


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Apple DVD Software 2.0

2002-10-09 Thread Byron Gardner


Anyone have a copy of this?  It is nowhere to be found on Apple's web 
site.
Anyone know where I can get it?

Thanks,
Byron


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Re: chasing jaguars on wall street

2002-10-02 Thread Byron Gardner


Strongly consider upgrading the Wallstreet to 500 MHz using a 
PowerLogix or Sonnet upgrade. A 233 is just too slow to really use 
Jaguar. You can use it but it is slow and not acceptable.

Get all the RAM you can will certainly help.

Byron
On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 11:10 AM, 
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> i have a wallstreet 233. Can anyone tell me what it would take to run 
> Jaguar comfortably. if i increased the ram enough would that do it, or 
> is the processor just too  slow?
>
> I know it is always s possible to shoehorn a new system on an old 
> model, but would only really want to make the move if it did not slow 
> things down so much they were clunky. Any suggestions?
>
> thanks
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>
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Re: wall street power questions

2002-10-01 Thread Byron Gardner


Good point about the RAM...the memory test can be turned off by holding 
down the Command+Option keys when opening the Memory control panel.

On Tuesday, October 1, 2002, at 02:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Chris,
>
> The reason for this is that your Wallstreet probably has a large 
> amount of
> RAM, and the time is due to the machine testing the RAM before 
> starting up.
> If you want a fast startup, pull all but 32mb of RAM out of your
> machine--it'll start up much faster! ; )
>
> Unfortunately, there is no charging indicator on the Wallstreet 
> either. The
> battery will begin showing lights a few seconds after it begins
> charging--that is your indicator.  However, if the machine is on, 
> there will
> be an indicator in the top menu bar (over to the right of the clock), 
> showing
> AC charging, battery dead, etc.
>
> An easy way to know if your machine is charging is to listen when you 
> plug
> your AC unit into the wall--it'll 'pop' when it plugs in, and 
> occasionally
> spark. that tells you there is power,and the unit will begin charging. 
> Don't
> freak out--it's perfectly normal to spark slightly (or make a pop-ing 
> sound);
> that's just the capacitors in the AC adaptor getting charged up to do 
> the
> dirty work
>
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>> I have a WallStreet, and a couple of questions for the powerbook 
>> experts out
>>
>> there.
>>
>> 1. can anyone tell me why there is what seems like a huge gap between 
>> the
>>
>> time when I press the start button and get that wonderful "apple 
>> sound", and
>>
>> when the hard disk starts spinning. I have timed this at 28 seconds.
>>
>> 2. also, I have long been surprised there is no flashing light on the
>>
>> machine to indicate when the power is connected and the battery 
>> charging,
>>
>> something which seems common on every other laptop I've seen. is 
>> there a
>>
>> broken bulb in my machine, or is there really no "charging light" on 
>> the
>>
>> wallstreet.
>>
>>
>>
>> many thanks in advance.
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Re: wall street power questions

2002-10-01 Thread Byron Gardner

Chris, I find that long delay in both my Wallstreets running OS 9.2.2 
and I have found it due to networking configurations. If I disconnect 
the ethernet cable, the delay is much shorter. I see the same behavior 
with OS 10.2.1. But I know what you mean about long--it is really 
annoying.

The battery issue is interesting as I am guessing you are also a PC 
laptop user such as I. (Have to as that is what my job calls for---not 
my choice people so please no nastygrams)

The Wallstreet batteries from Apple have lights on them which light up 
as the battery is charging. Third party batteries do not with the 
exception of BTI batteries. The only way to see if the batteries are 
charging are by looking at a running PB and in the menu bar the battery 
icon has the lighten bolt by it. PC laptops all have some kind of light 
indicating charging and connection status. I guess Apple feels they are 
better than that. Of course, when you own the software and the box it 
goes in you can do what you want. (That's why some feel that Jaguar 
should be named Cheatah since it takes $129.00 to own it.)

In any case, there is no charging light except on the original Apple 
batteries and Apple ain't making those anymore

BTW, I am not an expert but have had my original Wallstreet for 11 
years now. It has served well. The other was a hand me down but just as 
rugged. They are good machines, last of the serial machines.

Take care,
Byron

On Tuesday, October 1, 2002, at 01:18 PM, Christopher Hack wrote:

> hi G-book world.
>
> I have a WallStreet, and a couple of questions for the powerbook 
> experts out
> there.
> 1. can anyone tell me why there is what seems like a huge gap between 
> the
> time when I press the start button and get that wonderful "apple 
> sound", and
> when the hard disk starts spinning. I have timed this at 28 seconds.
> 2. also, I have long been surprised there is no flashing light on the
> machine to indicate when the power is connected and the battery 
> charging,
> something which seems common on every other laptop I've seen. is there 
> a
> broken bulb in my machine, or is there really no "charging light" on 
> the
> wallstreet.
>
> many thanks in advance.
>
>
> Chris
>
> ps. much gratutude for this excellent list. i have learnt so much in 
> the
> last few months!
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Re: lemlists.com

2002-07-28 Thread Byron Gardner


I second that!  Great work Dan and Ryan. We are fortunate that you care and
take the time to do this.

Keep up the great work!!

Byron Gardner

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> Thanks for all the work to keep everything running for the benefit of us
> all.
> Donald
> On Saturday, July 27, 2002, at 09:39 PM, Dan Knight wrote:
> 
>> Folks, enough bickering on the list about lemlists.com. Here are the
>> simple facts:
>> 
>> lemlists.com is the domain registered by Low End Mac to host all of our
>> email lists. This is a service offered by Low End Mac. Ryan Coleman runs
>> the ISP and the servers and sets up the email accounts, but this is a
>> Low
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>> Our ultimate goal is to move all 30-some email lists from Maclaunch.com
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Re: airport question

2002-07-27 Thread Byron Gardner


Do you connect to a dial up modem with the Lucent card? Explain how as I
have a PB G3 wallstreet series and would like to see about going wirless to
get on the internet.

Thanks,
Byron

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> I have a Lucent card in a G3 and I used it to do everything.
> 
> For 
>> that matter, I don't know if you could use a non-Airport PCMCIA 802.11b
>> card in a Powerbook to run the Airport config, either.
>> 
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Need help...or direct me to it, please

2002-07-11 Thread Byron Gardner


I know this is for G-Books but don't know where to turn to.

I have a PB 180c that won't keep the right time. When I change it in the
Date and Time CP it changes to something else right before my eyes. Never
seen this before. 

Would a dead PRAM battery cause this behavior?  I have done the usual, reset
the PRAM etc. I mean it changes time and date when I click outside the time
box in the D&T control panel. Seems to change at random.  Weird.

Any help is appreciated and welcome. Or direct me to the right place
someone.

Thanks,
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Re: Wallstreet battery problem revisited

2002-07-02 Thread Byron Gardner


on 7/2/02 5:34 AM, Dr. K. Gensberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Does anyone know where I might get a new power management board
> (CHEAP) for my WallStreet 266? It seems to be eating batteries at a
> rate of one every three months, and the board seems to be the only
> thing I can think of (I've done the shift/option/apple/restart thing
> quite a few times).
> 
> When I first bought my Wallstreet, the battery in it lasted about a
> year before it would suddenly die - I'd have about three quarters of
> battery left showing on the control strip, and then there would be a
> message about the battery being about to die and the computer going
> to sleep to preserve contents of memory.
> 
> I then bought another (Apple) battery, which worked fine for another
> year and then - same again.
> 
> The third battery (Lacie) only lasted a few months.
> 
> This fourth battery (VST) has just developed the same fault, and I've
> only been using it for a month or so.
> 
> Batteries don't generally get a hard time from me, as I usually use
> the AC adapter. Surely I'm not getting a string of defective
> batteries?
> 
> 
> Karl
> 
> 
Don't feel bad...I have been through several now myself with my PB and they
are showing the same signs. New batteries that check out at the factory but
I can get them to charge only about 88% of capacity.

Byron


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Re: my intro

2002-04-29 Thread Byron Gardner




Rod, what happened to the Power Manager board that let you know something
was wrong?

I am having problems now with both batteries all of a sudden not showing a
charge even though they show voltage at 16.85 and up. Both Batts are new.
> 
> Hey, Todd.
> 
> I've got an old Wallstreet like yours.  I upgraded the CPU to a BlueChip
> 466, added some RAM (160M total now), upgraded the HD to a 10G, and it runs
> OS X just fine.  (Don't know whether OS X would run on the original CPU, as
> I upgraded some time ago).  Thanks to hints from others, I was directed to
> a 3d pty driver for an Orinoco wireless card, and now this old Wallstreet
> is wireless under OS X.  Solid as a rock.
> 
> Hint for upcoming trouble:  Beware the power manager board.  Apparently
> this is a common failure, and will give you unstable battery charging,
> etc.  I had mine replaced some time ago, and it is a bit pricey ($200 -
> $300).  There's no substitute for replacing it, though, if you want to run
> under battery.
> 
> You might also check into the particulars of your model regarding internal
> backup battery.  I thought mine was dead, too, but then I found out that
> there is no internal backup battery in mine.  It just needs some life in
> the main battery in order to keep its settings.  If the battery is totally
> discharged, like if it sits for a few months, you'll lose the time and
> date, etc.
> 
> Rod
> 
> At 09:19 AM 4/29/02 -0400, you wrote:
> 
> 
>> Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2002 20:04:52 -0400
>> From: Todd Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: my intro
>> Message-id: 
>> 
>> Hey fellow PB owners,
>> 
>> 
>> Next stop: OS X 10.1.  Armed with enough speed hacks, I think I can pull
>> it off, and not have to fiddle
>> with a dual-boot environment.  I just want a nice devel platform where I
>> can code PHP, play with MySQL,
>> watch DivX movies, and have a *N*X command line.  And maybe set up a
>> caching-only DNS server.  If anyone
>> here has successfully installed Mac OS X 10.1 or higher on a legacy G3
>> PowerBook, I'd love to hear about it.
>> 
>> Thanks for listening.
>> 
>> --Todd
>> 
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Re: Battery Problem-G3 Series

2002-04-29 Thread Byron Gardner


Used battery reset from the beginning...no go.

> From: Laurent Daudelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (G-Books)
> Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2002 23:37:22 -0400
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (G-Books)
> Subject: Re: Battery Problem-G3 Series
> 
> on 28/04/02 17:24, Byron Gardner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> Need some help please...
>> 
>> I have two new batteries, different brands, for my G3 Wallstreet. Both
>> batteries show ~16.80 volts when inserted in the PB using the application
>> MyBattery PPC. The menu bar battery shows a depleted battery icon and the PB
>> goes down on low voltage sleep when unplugged.
>> 
>> I can't get the PB to charge and none of my battery indicators will indicate
>> a charging state when plugged in including the battery icon next to the time
>> display in the menu bar.
>> 
>> I have tried inserting and reinserting. No change. They have been charging
>> overnight. I have reset the PowerManager with shift-function-control-power
>> and have reset the PRAM. No luck. I know these batteries are good.
>> 
>> Anyone have any ideas what is going on?
> 
> Did you try "Battery Reset 2.0"? If not, look carefully in the Download
> section of the Apple's web site. Give it a shot.
> 
> -Laurent.
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Battery Problem-G3 Series

2002-04-28 Thread Byron Gardner


Need some help please...

I have two new batteries, different brands, for my G3 Wallstreet. Both
batteries show ~16.80 volts when inserted in the PB using the application
MyBattery PPC. The menu bar battery shows a depleted battery icon and the PB
goes down on low voltage sleep when unplugged.

I can't get the PB to charge and none of my battery indicators will indicate
a charging state when plugged in including the battery icon next to the time
display in the menu bar.

I have tried inserting and reinserting. No change. They have been charging
overnight. I have reset the PowerManager with shift-function-control-power
and have reset the PRAM. No luck. I know these batteries are good.

Anyone have any ideas what is going on?

Byron
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Re: 10.1.3 broken on Wallstreet 'book

2002-04-04 Thread Byron Gardner




Did you upgrade the PB with a PowerLogix CPU BlueChip?

Byron
> 
> I have a 1998-09 Wallstreet powerbook with 288Mb RAM & a 12Gb Toshiba drive,
> I've just updated from 10.1 to 10.1.3. From the time it rebooted from the
> update it hangs at the smiling Mac, there's no cursor or spinning disc.
> I've booted off the 10.1 update CD and run disk first aid repair and this has
> not fixed it. It will boot into 9.1 on the 2nd partition successfully. It was
> running 10.0.3 & then 10.1 really well, so I'm ruling out the non-Apple RAM.
> The partition is set to 7.99Gb so thats not the issue. I installed the
> security 
> update and Installer update and rebooted between each of these to confirm
> success before applying the 10.1.3 Combo update.
> Cmd-S doesn't drop into single user where I'd hope to get real information,
> but 
> then if its still at the smiling mac then I guess it hasn't even queried the
> disk for an OS...
> 
> any help would be greatly appreciated before I fall back to my restores...
> 
> regards
> bryan
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