Re: no files on duo

[John Ruschmeyer]

Nick Dalzell wrote:

LocalTalk is a nice file transfer option, but here is the thing...These
are the only extensions availble to me on the laptop, besides the System
Folder and finder.
Contents of the mimimalist System 7.1 System folder itself:

Control Panels
Apple Menu Items
 

Do you have the Chooser?

Extensions
Fnder
System with icon like Suitcase
System Enabler 201
Fonts and Teachtext
Inside the Extensions folder:

AppleShare
Network Extension
 

Hmm it seems like you have everything you need for LocalTalk

Apple Modem tool
HP Printmonitor
Finder Help
DW Series 5.0
HP Background
HP CMM
Thread Manager
Print Monitor
Serial Tool
TTY Tool
TTY Font, and all VTxxx fonts
Otherwise, an empty laptop with only 70mb left...any idea if it is file
transfer capable as is, or is it DOA? Is there a way to stick the hdd
into another mac as a scsi device and go from there?
 

What Control Panels do you have?

I could be wrong, but I think you have everything you need already.

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3C574-TX Drivers wanted

[Ed Gibson]

I have a Powerbook 1400cs and need a driver for my 3Com 3C574-TX 
EtherLink PCMCIA card. Need help fast!!!

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Civilization Call to power

[Darkwolf45]

I'm using a PB 1400c witha  233 mHz G3 Vimage processer in it.  I just bought this 
game for it, since I't s a favoite game form me on my PC, and i wanted to be able to 
play it on the notebook while on the road.  Here's the deal:  Everything about the 
requirements suggests that I should be able to run the game, however, when I try to 
load the game it tells me that the drawsprocket is unable to switch to 640x480 
resolution, and to check whether my computer does, in fact match the requirements.  
Any help would be appreciated in getting this to work for me, after all, it is a cool 
game.  thanks,
Brian

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Re: no files on duo

[Nick Dalzell]

LocalTalk is a nice file transfer option, but here is the thing...These
are the only extensions availble to me on the laptop, besides the System
Folder and finder.

Contents of the mimimalist System 7.1 System folder itself:

Control Panels
Apple Menu Items
Extensions
Fnder
System with icon like Suitcase
System Enabler 201
Fonts and Teachtext

Inside the Extensions folder:

AppleShare
Network Extension
Apple Modem tool
HP Printmonitor
Finder Help
DW Series 5.0
HP Background
HP CMM
Thread Manager
Print Monitor
Serial Tool
TTY Tool
TTY Font, and all VTxxx fonts

Otherwise, an empty laptop with only 70mb left...any idea if it is file
transfer capable as is, or is it DOA? Is there a way to stick the hdd
into another mac as a scsi device and go from there?

Nick

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Terminal


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Re: Attaching a SCSI CD-Rom to a 5300 - need instructions for buddy

[ACFX44501]

>I need the parity and terminator jumper settings. I
>can experiment with my 3400 before passing on the
>info.
>I remember the 5300 PB model has problems with
>external SCSI devices or not?

Apple standard is parity jumpered (300i and 600i, both of which work on 
the 5300). Some drives, not necessarily Apple's, may not have the parity 
jumper.

The 5300 doesn't supply terminator power, so even if the external 
CD-ROM's SCSI cable is terminated at the connector, there will be no 
terminator power.

Hence, the external CD-ROM drive should have its jumpers set to provide 
terminator power to the bus, assuming this is an option, or should be 
terminated in the drive itself, not externally.

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Re: 3400 ram in a Kanga?

[Fabian Fang]

On Monday, February 09, 2004, at 07:13AM, VidaVerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240. 
>I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use my 
>old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?

On the basis of personal experience, this is not always true.  When I replaced the 
logic boards in two PowerBook 3400c with Kanga G3/250 boards a few years ago, the 
128-Mb RAM module from one unit worked on the Kanga board, but a 64-Mb module from the 
second unit did not work on the Kanga board.  According to technicians at DT&T 
Macintosh Services, this was due to some jumper differences.  It was not a big 
problem, because I had planned to max out the RAM with a 128-Mb module anyway.

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Re: 3400 ram in a Kanga?

[KG]

It works about 99 percent of the time. A very small number of 3400c RAM
cards don't work in a Kanga, but almost all will.

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Re: PB 1400 configuration problem and Stylewriter II

[Spencer Carter]

Yep, it was a networking issue causing the slow boot up. Still can get the Stylewriter 
II to work. I'm afraid it's dead.

Thanks for the help.

Spence

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> For travel purposes, I recently switched my PB 1400
> configurations for modem use rather than DSL. Now
> it's really slow to boot up. I've tried all the
> usual maintenance stuff, but it's still slow.
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.

It sounds like it might be looking for a network - did
you have it linked to a network before?  I would try
switching off Appleshare in the extensions manager, or
trashing the"Appleshare Prep" file in preferences.
 
> Also, for anyone who has a Stylewriter II, if the
> ink cartridge is dry, should the printer still be
> found by the Mac? Mine seemed to work (sort of) when
> I first set it up after many moons. Now I get a
> message essentially telling me that the printer
> can't be found and to check the setting in Chooser,
> blah, blah. 

The printer should be recognized, then give you an
error message when you try to print.  Check to see if
another application is using the port - I would check
Appletalk first.  This could even be related to your
other problem, perhaps?



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Re: Attaching a SCSI CD-Rom to a 5300 - need instructions for buddy

[Dan K]

Drew Kershaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yes, you could do that.  Or you could do this:
>
>
>*Grin*
>
>That's a 5300 (greyscale) motherboard and associated parts booted of 
>a beige G3's Mac OS 8.1 install CD spinning in a PowerBook G3's 
>expansion bay CD-ROM drive.

Drew why is that just what I'd expect to see on _your_ desk?  Now how 
the heck does that help the OP? 

Hmm, that reminds me, guess I've gotta try a WS HD EBM (well, the 
interface PCB anyway) in a 5300 or 3400 . . . I'd not tried it previously 
because ISTR the devnotes showing different pinouts for the 5300/3400 vs. 
the WS. Guess ISTR wrong. 

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Re: 3400 ram in a Kanga?

[Dan Scanlan]

I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240. 
I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use 
my old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?
When my 3400 died, I bought a Kanga and put the memory from the 3400 
in it. No problem.

Dan Scanlan

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Re: 3400 ram in a Kanga?

[malcolm cornelius]

> I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240. 
> I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use my 
> old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?

I am 98% certain that I used some spare 3400 RAM in my Kanga.

best

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3400 ram in a Kanga?

[VidaVerde]

I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240. 
I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use my 
old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?

My impression was that the Kanga was pretty much a 3400 with a G3 
processor dropped in, so I thouht perhaps the ram was transferrable, 
especially as the mb speed is v similar?

It's only a viable plan if I can keep the ram - the new MB has almost 
nothing, while my 3400 has the max 144Mb.

Thanks
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