PB-150 external mouse?

[Manuel Cercós]

I have an old powerbook 150 and because of a problem with the motherboard 
the trackball does not work. I would like to know whether there is any 
possibility of attaching an external mouse. Thanks.


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Re: PowerBook 150

[Dan Palka]

>At 12:11 PM +0100 2/19/03, Joost van de Griek wrote:
>>Kewl. My first was a PowerBook 100, the smallest Mac ever until the white
>>iBook. Got one of those, too.
>
>How about a 2400c?
>Paul

Yeah come to think of it I don't even think anything in the PowerBook 100 
series qualifies for smallest.

only the Duos, 2400, 12" G4 and white iBook qualify




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Re: Powerbook 170 acting funny

[RaceCivicR]

Thanks for the reply. The rated input voltage I was supplying was a bit 
higher than what it was designed for (states on the Powerbook 7.5V 2A max) 
and I was giving it just under 10v (using a battery pack that supplied a 3A 
max supply). Normally semiconductors are a bit more tolerant to a bit more 
voltage but you might be correct. As far as the amperage deal. Simple 
electronics specifies that a unit will only consume as much current as it 
needs. So supplying 10A of power would net the same results as supplying 2A. 
There are a few exceptions to the rule, such as a AMM meter which is set 
inline of a lead. But for the most part components won't be damaged by 
excessive current.

Anyway, I'll tear it down again and go component by component testing to see 
if any are bad. Maybe the extra voltage did fry the computer. If it did, 
anyone interested in parts? I'm moving in the 2 weeks and need to clear out 
some of the stuff here, so if I can't save it, it might be best to get parts 
into the hands of people who can use them. I'm still gonna see if I can get 
it working again but if I can't anyone wanting parts write me. Just cover 
shipping and a little for gas to get me to the post office (ya, I own a 
Honda, but it's more a racecar than a gas friendly compact now). 

As far as the details, it's a 170 with a 140 screen, 4megs ram, 40meg HD and 
even the modem option. Again, everything worked until I turned it off. I just 
tested the battery and after a long night of charging, seems to be holding a 
7v charge after sitting all day. Hope I don't get torn a new one for not 
listing this on the LemSwap, but this is just in case I can't get it working 
again and only seems fair to hook you guys up on it first!

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...>

You should start with resetting the PMU...


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alue=100&showSurvey=false&sessionID=anonymous|164758369


if it doesn't work then, i'd have to say that it may

have been too much voltage (the battery to the 1xx

except 190 was 6.75v) and requires a mere 15w of

power,


Warning: Using an AC adapter that produces more than

19 W with a PowerBook 100 or 150 computer will damage

the computer's logic board.


that is from apple's site, it may only apply to the

150 and 100, but if the battery(i imagine it would)

had such a grossly excess amount of power it may also

to damage your 170.


Guess what, I don't even have my PowerBook yet and I

know this stuff, lol, i'm so excited. Can't wait to

get it.

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Re: PowerBook 150

[Paul Nelson]

At 12:11 PM +0100 2/19/03, Joost van de Griek wrote:
>Kewl. My first was a PowerBook 100, the smallest Mac ever until the white
>iBook. Got one of those, too.

How about a 2400c?
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Re: Powerbook 170 acting funny

[Andrew]

> Anyway, I never had a power supply for the thing so I fabricated 
> one from a 
> step down transformer which I normally used to give the battery a little 
> juice which allowed me about 5-10 minutes of fiddling time. But 
> this time I 
> tried using a 12v car battery to power it and it worked. The OS was all 
> screwed up so I did a fresh install of 7.5.5 and gave it a go to 
> actually use 
> it again. Ok, now here's the odd thing. Everything was working 
> great until I 
> shut it down. After I did, I could never get it started again. No 
> bong (or 
> death tone), no hard drive activity and the screen got these 
> weird bright red 
> lines across it (even though it's a 1-bit 140 monitor). It also 
> won't even 
> react unless I plug power to the back and put the battery in. Any idea's 
> guys? It would really be a shame to scrap it after all this time 
> and work, 
> thanks.

Blown fuse?  I think it is a fairly easy repair.
Andrew


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hooking a USR modem to a 520c

[cyber corsair]

Hi all I have anothere quesion on my 520c . 
I got the the cable to hook my 28.8/38.8 USR sporter modem up but the powerbook dose 
not see it. Could it be the dip settings? and which porgram is best  to set up the 
dial my ISP?

the old settings work and are  set to the internal modem and seem to like to dial out 
is you turn of netscap or any network program but i did switch to the ADB port before 
trying but it seems that the USR modem is not seeing the 520c.

any help will be nice all 

thanks

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Re: Hooking cable modem up to a 3400 or 1400

[Garry Hamblin]

I have my 1400 hooked up via e-net to a cable modem.  All ya need is an 
e-net pc card to plug into it.
>
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Re: ethernet

[Tom Roth]

The plug in the back is a dual plug for modem or ethernet.  If you got all the pieces 
with the 3400 you would also get a splitter plug that allows you to use both modem and 
ethernet at once.  When I take my 3400 to work with me I use the ethernet to connect 
it to the network.  When at home I use the modem plug.  I'm going to get cable or DSL 
at home soon though so the modem will not be used after that.

Yes, you could get a PCMCIA ethernet card and if you wanted to do 100mbps you would 
have to but otherwise you might as well use the built in ethernet.


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> From: David Price
> Subject:  ethernet
> 
> Is the ethernet a pcmcia card with a dongle?
> >yes through the ethernet on 3400
> >kenta
> >-
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ethernet

[David Price]

Is the ethernet a pcmcia card with a dongle?
>yes through the ethernet on 3400
>kenta
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Re: Hooking cable modem up to a 3400 or 1400

[John Smith]

And of course, Ethernet on the 1400, assuming you have it.


On 20/2/03 12:03 PM, "k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Is this possible? I am thinking about buying a 3400 and was wondering
>> how to get it online via my cable modem. Also have a 1400. Any ideas.
>> Thanks.
> 
> yes through the ethernet on 3400
> kenta


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Re: Hooking cable modem up to a 3400 or 1400

[k]

>Is this possible? I am thinking about buying a 3400 and was wondering
>how to get it online via my cable modem. Also have a 1400. Any ideas.
>Thanks.

yes through the ethernet on 3400
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Hooking cable modem up to a 3400 or 1400

[David Price]

Is this possible? I am thinking about buying a 3400 and was wondering 
how to get it online via my cable modem. Also have a 1400. Any ideas. 
Thanks.

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Re: Powerbook 170 acting funny

[Justin Stewart]

You should start with resetting the PMU...

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58416&SaveKCWindowURL=http%3A%2F%2Fkbase.info.apple.com%2Fcgi-bin%2FWebObjects%2Fkbase.woa%2Fwa%2FSaveKCToHomePage&searchMode=Assisted&kbhost=kbase.info.apple.com&showButton=false&randomValue=100&showSurvey=false&sessionID=anonymous|164758369

if it doesn't work then, i'd have to say that it may
have been too much voltage (the battery to the 1xx
except 190 was 6.75v) and requires a mere 15w of
power,

Warning: Using an AC adapter that produces more than
19 W with a PowerBook 100 or 150 computer will damage
the computer's logic board.

that is from apple's site, it may only apply to the
150 and 100, but if the battery(i imagine it would)
had such a grossly excess amount of power it may also
to damage your 170.

Guess what, I don't even have my PowerBook yet and I
know this stuff, lol, i'm so excited. Can't wait to
get it.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My oldest Powerbook, a 170 which I saved from scrap
> a bit back was a little 
> toy I played with when I got bored back in the day.
> Pretty much everything 
> didn't work. But after much time and effort the only
> things I could never get 
> working was the battery, trackball and the space
> bar. So after that it sat in 
> my room collecting dust until today when I pulled it
> out. 
> 
> Anyway, I never had a power supply for the thing so
> I fabricated one from a 
> step down transformer which I normally used to give
> the battery a little 
> juice which allowed me about 5-10 minutes of
> fiddling time. But this time I 
> tried using a 12v car battery to power it and it
> worked. The OS was all 
> screwed up so I did a fresh install of 7.5.5 and
> gave it a go to actually use 
> it again. Ok, now here's the odd thing. Everything
> was working great until I 
> shut it down. After I did, I could never get it
> started again. No bong (or 
> death tone), no hard drive activity and the screen
> got these weird bright red 
> lines across it (even though it's a 1-bit 140
> monitor). It also won't even 
> react unless I plug power to the back and put the
> battery in. Any idea's 
> guys? It would really be a shame to scrap it after
> all this time and work, 
> thanks.
> 
>Jake
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Re: PowerBook 150

[Dan Palka]

>PowerBook 100: 1.8" x 11" x 8.5" = 168.3ci
>PowerBook Duo (mono): 1.4" x 10.9" x 8.5" = 129.7ci

Yes if the Duo was a perfect rectangular prism as the AluBook almost is, 
that would be true.  However for anyone that has owned a Duo, they will 
tell you that the top of the lid doesnt quite extend far enough to cover 
the entire bottom casing, which gives the Duo a shorter stance when open. 
 Not only that, but it has a rather significant curve to the top of the 
lid as well, so the ends are even shorter than the middle when open.  Not 
to mention that the front of the bottom casing is not angular, but a 
perfect semi-circle.  And the sides of the duo are beveled a lot as well, 
to the point where only two small strips along the center of either side 
actually reaches the Duo's maximum width.

>PowerBook Duo (colour): 1.5" x 10.9" x 8.5" = 140.0ci
>iBook (dual USB): 1.35" x 11.2" x 9.1" = 137.6ci
>PowerBook (12"): 1.18" x 10.9" x 8.6" = 110.6ci
>
>So, the top five smallest PowerBooks are:
>1. PowerBook 12"
>2. PowerBook Duo (mono)
>3. iBook (dual USB)
>4. PowerBook Duo (colour)

No Duo, monochrome or color, is larger than an iBook, in real life.

>5. PowerBook 100

I would say the list is more like:

1.  PowerBook Duo (mono)
2.  PowerBook Duo (color)
3.  12" PowerBook G4
4.  iBook Dual USB
5.  PowerBook 2400




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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[Bruce Johnson]

Andrew Kershaw wrote:
> Does Newton OS 2.1 really require a StrongARM?  Is there really such 
> a huge difference between 2.0 and 2.1 that the drivers couldn't be 
> compiled for the ARM 610 and OS 2.0?
> 
> Also, I thought the Newton MP 130 could be upgraded to 2.1 and that 
> it came with 2.0...

No. 2.1 is only for the MP2000 and MP2001 and the eMate, and is the one 
that allows ethernet connections. The MP130 was the first system 
shipping with 2.0, iirc.

> 
> And the 120 can be upgraded to 2.0, can't it?

Via a rare and costly ROM transplant, IIRC, and a 2.0 MP120 is mostly 
notable for running 2.0, as in 'it's not notable how well the pig 
dances, but that it dances at all'. You're really seriously RAM starved 
on a 1.3 MP120, which I think only shipped with 1 or 1.5 MB of memory. 
2.0 MP120's shipped with 2 MB and the 130 has 2.5.

These days, MP2000's and 2100's are back to ~$100+ on eabay and not a 
lot of them, though there was a glut of them a while back that really 
depressed the price, but that glut has vanished. (stupidly, I didn't 
grab one at the time.)

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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 18:17, "Andrew Kershaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Does Newton OS 2.1 really require a StrongARM?

Nope. The eMate has an ARM710a CPU, and runs 2.1 just fine.

> Is there really such
> a huge difference between 2.0 and 2.1 that the drivers couldn't be
> compiled for the ARM 610 and OS 2.0?

Yes. Ethernet (and by extension, 802.11b) support requires NIE2 (Newton
Internet Enabler v2), which in turn doesn't run on NewtonOS 2.0.

NIE1 runs fine, but doesn't support Ethernet.

> Also, I thought the Newton MP 130 could be upgraded to 2.1 and that
> it came with 2.0...

Nope. Newton's OS is in ROM, and can't be upgraded. There were patches
issued, which reside in (Flash)RAM, but other than that, no go.

> And the 120 can be upgraded to 2.0, can't it?

Yes. A very rare upgrade, requires a ROM to be swapped out. As in a physical
ROM chip.

> Slap me if I'm wrong...

Consider yourself slapped.

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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[Andrew Kershaw]

Does Newton OS 2.1 really require a StrongARM?  Is there really such 
a huge difference between 2.0 and 2.1 that the drivers couldn't be 
compiled for the ARM 610 and OS 2.0?

Also, I thought the Newton MP 130 could be upgraded to 2.1 and that 
it came with 2.0...

And the 120 can be upgraded to 2.0, can't it?

Slap me if I'm wrong...
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Re: PowerBook 500 series RAM expansion

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Boris Herman wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> Someone posted a link that shows a 500 series Powerbook expanded to a  
> 64 MB RAM. As it was in Japanese not many could read. For the ones that  
> do not now here is a link that shows the "translated" version:
> 
>  urltrurl?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.powerbook.org%2Fphenix%2Flaboratory%2Fmemo 
> ry_64mb%2Findex.html&lp=ja_en&tt=url>
> 
> Now can anyone make use of that?

ROFL "You will work politely"...love those machine translations.

Alas this is only for use with the rare PPC upgrade for the 
540...frankly, not worth the cost anymore, and certainly not worth this 
much work.


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Re: PowerBook 500 series RAM expansion

[PeterH5322]

This link works much better.

http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/urltrurl?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.p

owerbook.org%2Fphenix%2Flaboratory%2Fmemory_64mb%2Findex.html&lp=ja_en&tt=url"
>
40/48/56/64MB???

or

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Re: PowerBook 500 series RAM expansion

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 16:55, "Boris Herman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi folks,
> 
> Someone posted a link that shows a 500 series Powerbook expanded to a  64 MB
> RAM.

Yes, that was me.

> As it was in Japanese not many could read.

Well, I figured that most people around here know the way to Babelfish...
Plus, I'm lazy as hell.

> For the ones that  do not now here is a link that shows the "translated"
> version:
> 
>  ook.org%2Fphenix%2Flaboratory%2Fmemory_64mb%2Findex.html&lp=ja_en&tt=url>
> 
> Now can anyone make use of that?

Well, let me put it this way: if you don't understand what has to be done
from the Babelfish translation, you probably don't want to embark on such a
project at all.

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PowerBook 500 series RAM expansion

[Boris Herman]

Hi folks,

Someone posted a link that shows a 500 series Powerbook expanded to a  
64 MB RAM. As it was in Japanese not many could read. For the ones that  
do not now here is a link that shows the "translated" version:



Now can anyone make use of that?

Regards,
Boris


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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[Matthew Reidsrow]

The WaveLAN cards will work with Newtons, but only those running NewtOS2.1
(MP2k/MP2100, eMate).



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Subject: Re: What wireless cards should I consider?


I doubt it will work with the Newton.

The card is still in production.  Go to http://www.proxim.com/ for more
information.  Again thats the Orinoco series of cards.

>No, I meant machines produced in the last year or two.  I'd like to use
>this card with a laptop (Dell PCs running Win2k or WinXP) at work as
>well as my Powerbook 1400, and maybe my Newton 130.





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Powerbook 170 acting funny

[RaceCivicR]

My oldest Powerbook, a 170 which I saved from scrap a bit back was a little 
toy I played with when I got bored back in the day. Pretty much everything 
didn't work. But after much time and effort the only things I could never get 
working was the battery, trackball and the space bar. So after that it sat in 
my room collecting dust until today when I pulled it out. 

Anyway, I never had a power supply for the thing so I fabricated one from a 
step down transformer which I normally used to give the battery a little 
juice which allowed me about 5-10 minutes of fiddling time. But this time I 
tried using a 12v car battery to power it and it worked. The OS was all 
screwed up so I did a fresh install of 7.5.5 and gave it a go to actually use 
it again. Ok, now here's the odd thing. Everything was working great until I 
shut it down. After I did, I could never get it started again. No bong (or 
death tone), no hard drive activity and the screen got these weird bright red 
lines across it (even though it's a 1-bit 140 monitor). It also won't even 
react unless I plug power to the back and put the battery in. Any idea's 
guys? It would really be a shame to scrap it after all this time and work, 
thanks.

   Jake

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Re: PowerBook 150

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 13:52, "Dan Palka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Kewl. My first was a PowerBook 100, the smallest Mac ever until the white
>> iBook. Got one of those, too.
>
> Actually, would'nt the smallest mac ever be the monochrome PowerBook Duo's?  I
> have one of those too :)

Hm, you have a point...

> I went into my local The Apple Store and I dont thing the 12'' is smaller than
> the Duo.  Maybe same size, maybe a bit more.  I'm sure in some way the 12'' is
> smaller but overall I think my Duo 280 is smallest.

Well, it is. The 12" AluBook is the smallest Apple computer ever:

PowerBook 100: 1.8" x 11" x 8.5" = 168.3ci
PowerBook Duo (mono): 1.4" x 10.9" x 8.5" = 129.7ci
PowerBook Duo (colour): 1.5" x 10.9" x 8.5" = 140.0ci
iBook (dual USB): 1.35" x 11.2" x 9.1" = 137.6ci
PowerBook (12"): 1.18" x 10.9" x 8.6" = 110.6ci

So, the top five smallest PowerBooks are:
1. PowerBook 12"
2. PowerBook Duo (mono)
3. iBook (dual USB)
4. PowerBook Duo (colour)
5. PowerBook 100

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Re: PowerBook 150

[Dan Palka]

Actually, would'nt the smallest mac ever be the monochrome PowerBook 
Duo's?  I have one of those too :)

I went into my local The Apple Store and I dont thing the 12'' is smaller 
than the Duo.  Maybe same size, maybe a bit more.  I'm sure in some way 
the 12'' is smaller but overall I think my Duo 280 is smallest.

>Kewl. My first was a PowerBook 100, the smallest Mac ever until the white
>iBook. Got one of those, too.




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Lost the Chooser

[cyber corsair]

Hi all well as I said last week I was tryig to set up my ethernet with  a Asante 
Frendlynet Adapter and  some how i killed the Chooser wile i was trying to get my 
system to see one of  my PC systems but it would not connect.

After  I changed a setting I went back to the Chooser and all that comes up is a small 
top of the bar about this size -->| .

I went on my trip and a few people there were techs at the same Apple Plan i worked 3 
years ago. They think I may need to reload the whole system but I don't have the OS 
just the powerbook. 

(BTW this is a 520c with the 1.44 superdiver running 7.5 on a 320meg SCSI drive)

I really like to this to work so any idea would be of great help.

what we did try so you all know is rebuild the desktop(twice)
moved the prefs to the desktop(this just made it hard to put them back)
turning off the extensions but this didn't not work at all.

If anyone  on the list is in the Sacramento area maybe we can hook up and I could get 
a copy of the chooser file?..for My next trck is to hook up a 28.8/33.6 USR Sporter 
Modem  but it looks like I need to hunt down a cable.The 520c has a modem but it's a 
14.4 and  my ISP won't  connect at that speed  but will suppot the 28.8 -33.6.  


Ok thanks 


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Lost the Chooser

[cyber corsair]

Hi all well as I said last week I was tryig to set up my ethernet with  a Asante 
Frendlynet Adapter and  some how i killed the Chooser wile i was trying to get my 
system to see one of  my PC systems but it would not connect.

After  I changed a setting I went back to the Chooser and all that comes up is a small 
top of the bar about this size -->| .

I went on my trip and a few people there were techs at the same Apple Plan i worked 3 
years ago. They think I may need to reload the whole system but I don't have the OS 
just the powerbook. 

(BTW this is a 520c with the 1.44 superdiver running 7.5 on a 320meg SCSI drive)

I really like to this to work so any idea would be of great help.

what we did try so you all know is rebuild the desktop(twice)
moved the prefs to the desktop(this just made it hard to put them back)
turning off the extensions but this didn't not work at all.

If anyone  on the list is in the Sacramento area maybe we can hook up and I could get 
a copy of the chooser file?..for My next trck is to hook up a 28.8/33.6 USR Sporter 
Modem  but it looks like I need to hunt down a cable.The 520c has a modem but it's a 
14.4 and  my ISP won't  connect at that speed  but will suppot the 28.8 -33.6.  


Ok thanks 


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Re: Mac Powerbook 520c CPU Upgrade info need

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 11:03, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote>
>> 
>> Hm, Googling around for more info on PowerBook 500 upgrades, I came across
>> 
>> this page:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Apparently, these guys have managed to cram up to 64 MB into a Blackbird.
>> 
>> Now I definitely have to dust off my old 'Book!
>
> Now, why can't anyone do something like that to a 1400? Figure 16meg built in,
> 32meg on the bottom and a 48 stacked on top. That's 96megs without anyone
> making new ram. I hear it's the ROM that gives it this max, if so, why do 1400
> upgrades still have this same restriction?

Exactly because the limitation is the 1400's ROM, not the size of the
upgrades. You can stick as much RAM into a 1400 as you want, it still will
only see 64 MB.

There are tricks, like using a FlashRAM PC Card for VM, but nothing, short
of reverse-engineering and patching the 1400's ROM, will make it accept more
than 64 MB of real RAM.

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Re: PowerBook 150

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 03:52, "Justin Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I am getting a PowerBook 150! W00t! My 2nd mac, 1st PowerBook. I have a few
> questions for you all...
> 
> Can I rebuild the battery to NiMh.

Short answer: no.

Long answer: maybe... But it won't be easy, if at all possible.

> What is the maximum Hard Drive Size.

You're in luck; this is one of only two PowerBook 1x0 models that uses
cheap, readily available IDE hard drives (all other models use hard-to-find
and expensive SCSI drives). You can stick any standard 2.5" IDE HD in it. Go
wild! Waste 60 GB on a 68030! :-P

> Can I change the screen with another Color or TFT 68K PowerBook?

No.

> Note: My first mac was an LC wiht a 12" screen.

Kewl. My first was a PowerBook 100, the smallest Mac ever until the white
iBook. Got one of those, too.

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Re: OS9 vs. OS9.1

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 09:02, "David Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'll have to agree. 9.1 is much more stable than 9.0.x and runs beautifully on
> my 1400/G3/217 and 1400/G3/333.

Yes, 9.1 fixed a few nasty bugs in 9.0.x. Especially for Sonnet G3 owners
(like myself).

And also a nice touch is that with every release, there is less 68K code in
the OS that slows things down due to emulation overhead.

That's one of the reasons people are trying to get OS 9.2.2 to run on older
machines.



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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[Joost van de Griek]

On 2003-02-19 03:35, "Kelly Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Actually, I found a driver for the Newton already.
> 
> 
> Google will find anything.

Yeah, but that requires NIE2, which requires NewtonOS 2.1, which requires a
MessagePad 2x00 or eMate 300.

Bummer, but no Ethernet for you and your MP130

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Re: Corrupted Downloads?

[Robert Gray]

At 14:40:41 -0600 on 2/18/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>I d/l'ed v4.2.1 (68K ) from Eudora, but during expansion,
>StuffIt warned about some damage.  Tried to use the installer,
>but says it needs more memory, zero K available. It is damaged.
>...opens and then closes with a Type 1 error

What version of Stuffit Expander are you using?

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Re: What wireless cards should I consider?

[chouston]

>From: Dan Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>I doubt it will work with the Newton.
>
>The card is still in production.  Go to http://www.proxim.com/ for more
>information.  Again thats the Orinoco series of cards.
>
>>No, I meant machines produced in the last year or two.  I'd like to use
>>this card with a laptop (Dell PCs running Win2k or WinXP) at work as
>>well as my Powerbook 1400, and maybe my Newton 130.


Yes, to most of the questions. The Orinoco Wavelan Silver works with 
any powerbook with a PCMCIA slot: from the 190 up to the TiBook.
Works with OS 7.5 up to Jaguar (OS 10.x needs the Opensource driver: 
check out versiontracker to find it).
The card works with most PC portables too. Don't know which OS, but 
IIRC Win 95 and up (or down, depending on your perspective).
It's a nice card for shared Mac-PC wireless networks.
It also works with Airport software on, IIRC, G3 and G4 powerbooks; 
don't know if anyone's got it to work with non-G3 powerbooks and 
Airport software.
Also works as Software Base Station in compatible PB.
Also is rumored to work with Newton (there's a web site detailing 
same; do a Google), but, IIRC, only with the Newton 2000 and 2001.
Also, there are alchemistic sites detailing how to flash the Silver 
card to turn it into Gold (higher WEP: 128-bit vs 64-bit, IIRC).

All in all, a great card that you can usually find selling in the $40 range.

Chris

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Re: Mac Powerbook 520c CPU Upgrade info need

[RaceCivicR]

Now, why can't anyone do something like that to a 1400? Figure 16meg built 
in, 32meg on the bottom and a 48 stacked on top. That's 96megs without anyone 
making new ram. I hear it's the ROM that gives it this max, if so, why do 
1400 upgrades still have this same restriction?

   Jake

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote>

Hm, Googling around for more info on PowerBook 500 upgrades, I came across

this page:





Apparently, these guys have managed to cram up to 64 MB into a Blackbird.

Now I definitely have to dust off my old 'Book!


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Re: OS9 vs. OS9.1

[David Allen]

I'll have to agree. 9.1 is much more stable than 9.0.x and runs beautifully on my
1400/G3/217 and 1400/G3/333.  I gave up on attempting to get 9.2 to even install
on either, so I couldn't tell if it would have been as good. 9.1 also worked quite
well (if slower than 8.1) on both 1400s in their original 117 speeds.

I recommend as much RAM as possible. It runs fine and allows lots of other
programs to operate well with the 1400's 64 Meg Max under 8.1, but I had to use
RAM Doubler to boost to 192 Meg with 9.1. This was a bit slower than 8.1 with the
117 MHZ CPUs, but very quick with the G3 upgrades.

David Allen


Cameron Kaiser wrote:

>
> If you're running OS 9.0.4, upgrade to 9.1. There's a number of bug fixes
> and it's much more stable.
>
> Beyond 9.1, the picture is more nebulous. Some have observed performance
> improvement with G3-upgraded systems, but others have been less
> convinced, and the hoops you have to jump through to make the upgrade may
> not be worth it to you. On my 1400+G3/333, I just stayed with 9.1.
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