Re: What did I just fry?

[Dan Palka]

In Paragraph 1, Line 1, of email response 2 to the post "What did I 
fry" that you didn't read I acknowledged (rather playfully with the 
word "Woops!") that i was quite wrong and somehow missed that the 
original poster said Lombard.

I must not have added my smileys :) to denote that Im always a peppy 
person and mean nothing by the rudeness..

As for the Cardbus thing...

The original poster of the Wireless 1400 topic mentioned nothing about 
Cardbus.  After someone suggested that it might be a Cardbus card, I 
pointed out that it couldn't possibly be since the original poster said 
he already had the card in the slot and showing up on the desktop.  
However, even after my post people kept insisting it must be a Cardbus 
card.  This was worrying me that the original poster might become 
confused and nobody would solve the actual problem.

And they kept coming and coming.  Cardbus was being mentioned by 
everybody in every response.  It started to become annoying my mailbox 
filling with emails talking of Cardbus when that had nothing to do with 
anything.  It was as if nobody was paying any attention to my posts 
about it not possibly being a Cardbus card - save for the original 
poster.

It wasn't Cardbus  LOL

I was just aggrivated - sorry if you took offense to that but you must 
see my point.

On May 11, 2004, at 11:07 PM, Jonathan Metts wrote:

I don't mean to be rude (and do not want to start a flame war), as you 
did point him to the other list (the list he should have been on), but 
I do want to point out one thing.  Paragraph 2, line 1 of the original 
posters email.  I have seen you be a little rude dealing with other 
emails ("wireless card - cardbus rant"), and simply wanted to point 
out that everyone makes mistakes (not realizing that cardbus does not 
fit in noncardbus slots, posting to the wrong list, not reading the 
post properly, etc).

I'm sorry if this came across offensive or rude, but I didn't like the 
way you handled the cardbus issue.  We need to try and leave the 
sarcasm out if we intend on helping with problems.


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Re: PB1400 G3 question

[Cameron Kaiser]

> This is kind of off topic from your wireless questions, however seeing 
> that you have the same set up as I do I have a couple of questions.  
> What did your 1400 start life as?  117, 133, or 166?  The reason I ask 
> is that the Sonnet G3/400 I have makes the machine crash whenever I try 
> and turn on the extension for the backside cache.  Some have suggested 
> that it might be the difference in the 117 logic board vs that of the 
> 133 and 166.  Have you ever had any problems with the machine crashing 
> due to the Sonnet extension?  What version of the extension do you use? 

I haven't had any trouble with my cs/117 upgraded to a G3/333 and a c screen.
I don't remember the version of the Sonnet extension, but it's been rock
solid under 9.1 (the rest of the stats: 1400c+G3/333+512K, 60MB RAM, original
750MB disk). It might be something about the /400, but I can't imagine what.
I'm planning to get a /400 in the near future myself.

> I have a 117 upgraded to a Sonnet G3/400 running 9.1, the original 
> 750MB HD, and 54MB RAM.  I have 64MB, but the 8MB Apple Module crashes 
> with both of the piggybacked 24 chip modules in (maybe logic board 
> related too??).

Did yours start with 16MB or 12MB? Mine was a 12MB (8MB plus 4MB Apple
module), and upgrading the 4MB to an 8MB Apple module caused no end of
trouble which went away when I put the 4MB back in.

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Re: PB1400 G3 question

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>This is kind of off topic from your wireless questions, however seeing 
>that you have the same set up as I do I have a couple of questions.  
>What did your 1400 start life as?  117, 133, or 166?

Unknown, but I suspect a 117.

My G3 processor is the NewerTech, not the Sonnet.

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Re: What did I just fry?

[Jonathan Metts]

I don't mean to be rude (and do not want to start a flame war), as you 
did point him to the other list (the list he should have been on), but 
I do want to point out one thing.  Paragraph 2, line 1 of the original 
posters email.  I have seen you be a little rude dealing with other 
emails ("wireless card - cardbus rant"), and simply wanted to point out 
that everyone makes mistakes (not realizing that cardbus does not fit 
in noncardbus slots, posting to the wrong list, not reading the post 
properly, etc).

I'm sorry if this came across offensive or rude, but I didn't like the 
way you handled the cardbus issue.  We need to try and leave the 
sarcasm out if we intend on helping with problems.

Hello! I think that I just fried something in my
powerbook...
I have recently done some minor upgrades to my
Lombard. I put in more RAM, swapped in a larger HD and
upgraded the OS to Panther. I had thought in the last
few days that I MIGHT have heard something rattling in
there, but I whenever I'd recheck, I didn't hear it.
So...I assumed that it was okay.
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On May 11, 2004, at 04.48 PM, Dan Palka wrote:

Well the first step would be telling us what kind of PowerBook this is.

There are 13 years worth of PowerBooks that all have different features 
and problems.

Because you said you upgraded to Panther, you probably have a PowerBook 
G3 or G4, so you should probably first figure out which it is exactly 
(G3s:  Kanga, Wallstreet 12", Wallstreet 13", Wallstreet 14", Lombard, 
or Pismo, G4s: Titanium, or Aluminum 12", Aluminum 15", Aluminum 17"), 
and then ask the G-Books email list that deals strictly with those 
Books.

www.everymac.com is a good place to figure out what you have, if you 
don't already know

This list deals with pre-G3 machines (PowerBooks that had numbers 
rather than names) so you probably wouldn't get too much use of this 
list.

On May 11, 2004, at 4:24 PM, Ted Mann wrote:



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Re: PB1400 G3 question

[Jonathan Metts]

This is kind of off topic from your wireless questions, however seeing 
that you have the same set up as I do I have a couple of questions.  
What did your 1400 start life as?  117, 133, or 166?  The reason I ask 
is that the Sonnet G3/400 I have makes the machine crash whenever I try 
and turn on the extension for the backside cache.  Some have suggested 
that it might be the difference in the 117 logic board vs that of the 
133 and 166.  Have you ever had any problems with the machine crashing 
due to the Sonnet extension?  What version of the extension do you use? 
 I have a 117 upgraded to a Sonnet G3/400 running 9.1, the original 
750MB HD, and 54MB RAM.  I have 64MB, but the 8MB Apple Module crashes 
with both of the piggybacked 24 chip modules in (maybe logic board 
related too??).  I have a Dell Truemobile 1150 for wireless purposes 
just on a side-note to go back to your original topic.

The reason I ask is because I don't see many people with the G3/400.  
Instead I see people with the 366 and 466 models.  Thanks for any 
answers you may be able to provide.

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For the record, Powerbook 1400 with a Sonnet G3/400, OS 9.1, 64MB RAM.
Orinoco software that was installed was v7.2.  I currently use a 
PowerPort
Platinum PC card for a tethered ethernet connection.  Tried the wireless
with and without the PowerPort card in.

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Re: farallon driver for internal for 1400

[William Wiseman]

Thanks for the rplies. I have what I need.

JeffW.

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farallon driver for internal for 1400

[William Wiseman]

I have a PB1400 with what I guess is a Farallon internal ethernet card. 
I have downloaded and tried the Newer, Focus and Asante drivers with no 
luck. I also cannot find the Farallon driver online. Anyone have a copy 
they can email me or know a good link to the driver?

JeffW

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Re: Fried Lombard

[Ted Mann]

Oops, sorry. I read both this list and the g-books
list and sent my message to the wrong one.

My apologies!




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Re: dim screen on 3400

[George Mogiljansky]

Yes, I suspect the backlight. If you do decide to
change it yourself, first remove it to check the size
and part# but mainly to see if its soldered or
clipped. I researched this extensively, so use a
dust-free space before taking apart the screen (and
when installing), otherwise the new backlight and the
labour will be largely a waste. 
Backlights are not expensive over here in N.A.
I haven't tried yet to do this to a Wallstreet screen,
largely because of one person's bad experience (either
he bought a used backlight and/or replaced it in a
dusty environment).
If you have plant incubators, maybe that could be a
help. Mine is a long term project!
Best
George


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> Mine has the same problem.  What can be done about
> it?
> 
> Luis
> 
> 
> 
> >Well, one of our 3400's has slowly been getting
> dimmer and dimmer. 
> >I swapped the screen with our other one and the
> other screen is fine 
> >on the same machine.
> >
> >Am I right in assuming the backlight is about burnt
> out?
> >
> >Guess its not worth repairing, so I'll keep it for
> spares.
> >
> >
> >Ben
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Re: What did I just fry?

[Dan Palka]

Well the first step would be telling us what kind of PowerBook this is.

There are 13 years worth of PowerBooks that all have different features 
and problems.

Because you said you upgraded to Panther, you probably have a PowerBook 
G3 or G4, so you should probably first figure out which it is exactly 
(G3s:  Kanga, Wallstreet 12", Wallstreet 13", Wallstreet 14", Lombard, 
or Pismo, G4s: Titanium, or Aluminum 12", Aluminum 15", Aluminum 17"), 
and then ask the G-Books email list that deals strictly with those 
Books.

www.everymac.com is a good place to figure out what you have, if you 
don't already know

This list deals with pre-G3 machines (PowerBooks that had numbers 
rather than names) so you probably wouldn't get too much use of this 
list.

On May 11, 2004, at 4:24 PM, Ted Mann wrote:

Hello! I think that I just fried something in my
powerbook...
I have recently done some minor upgrades to my
Lombard. I put in more RAM, swapped in a larger HD and
upgraded the OS to Panther. I had thought in the last
few days that I MIGHT have heard something rattling in
there, but I whenever I'd recheck, I didn't hear it.
So...I assumed that it was okay.
Well, last night, as I was working with it on my lap,
there was a loud pop, and the computer froze up.
Shortly thereafter, I smelled something like burnt
plastic. After reopening the computer and removing
almost everything, I found a small loose metal piece
in the case under the hard drive.
Now, I can't boot up from the hard drive. If I reset
the PMU, I can get the computer to boot up from the
Mac OS Install CD; the computer will show up on the
desktop and all of my files (thankfully) appear. But
then when I try to set the hard drive as the startup
disk, it will only get as far as the startup sound. No
startup screen appears at all. Using Disk First Aid
didn't help, so I assume that it isn't the hard drive,
but rather something on the motherboard.
So any ideas on what I did? How can I figure out which
component is at fault?
Thanks,

Ted



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Re: What did I just fry?

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Ted wrote;

Hello! I think that I just fried something in my
powerbook...
I have recently done some minor upgrades to my
Lombard. I put in more RAM, swapped in a larger HD and
upgraded the OS to Panther. I had thought in the last
few days that I MIGHT have heard something rattling in
there, but I whenever I'd recheck, I didn't hear it.
So...I assumed that it was okay.
Well, last night, as I was working with it on my lap,
there was a loud pop, and the computer froze up.
Shortly thereafter, I smelled something like burnt
plastic. After reopening the computer and removing
almost everything, I found a small loose metal piece
in the case under the hard drive.
Now, I can't boot up from the hard drive. If I reset
the PMU, I can get the computer to boot up from the
Mac OS Install CD; the computer will show up on the
desktop and all of my files (thankfully) appear. But
then when I try to set the hard drive as the startup
disk, it will only get as far as the startup sound. No
startup screen appears at all. Using Disk First Aid
didn't help, so I assume that it isn't the hard drive,
but rather something on the motherboard.
So any ideas on what I did? How can I figure out which
component is at fault?
@@

Just a wild guess but the HD may have shorted out. ( or blown up like 
a clutch on an Edsel ! )

The piece you heard rattling may have caused a short circuit.  Try 
another drive ( from the swap list ?)

Hope it didn't effect the interface.

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What did I just fry?

[Ted Mann]

Hello! I think that I just fried something in my
powerbook...

I have recently done some minor upgrades to my
Lombard. I put in more RAM, swapped in a larger HD and
upgraded the OS to Panther. I had thought in the last
few days that I MIGHT have heard something rattling in
there, but I whenever I'd recheck, I didn't hear it.
So...I assumed that it was okay.

Well, last night, as I was working with it on my lap,
there was a loud pop, and the computer froze up.
Shortly thereafter, I smelled something like burnt
plastic. After reopening the computer and removing
almost everything, I found a small loose metal piece
in the case under the hard drive.

Now, I can't boot up from the hard drive. If I reset
the PMU, I can get the computer to boot up from the
Mac OS Install CD; the computer will show up on the
desktop and all of my files (thankfully) appear. But
then when I try to set the hard drive as the startup
disk, it will only get as far as the startup sound. No
startup screen appears at all. Using Disk First Aid
didn't help, so I assume that it isn't the hard drive,
but rather something on the motherboard.

So any ideas on what I did? How can I figure out which
component is at fault?

Thanks,

Ted




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PSION Dacom Godl card in 1400cs

[Mark Benson]

A friend of mine has a 1400cs and has just bought a PSION Dacom Gold 
combined 10MBit NIC and 56k Fax Modem. He wants to know if any drivers 
exist for it for MAc OS 8.6 so he can run it on his laptop.

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Hi Listers !

[Fluxstringer]

Hi PowerBook listers !

After several years on the PCI and swap lists I look forward to 
participating  on the PowerBook list.
My new-used 1400 should arrive in a few days and I am looking for 
cost effective ways ( read  cheap ! )
of getting the maximum use out of it.

I have some built up Mac desktops to handle the intense work . I'm 
getting the 1400 for a lug around workhorse in everyday use.
I'd like your advice on getting better display and power. So I guess 
I'll just read the list for a while and see what goes on..

I don't assume I know anything about Powerbooks beyond ( maybe ) the 
operating system. But freeing myself from a particular place to do 
all of my computing seems like a great idea right now. And I read 
that the 1400 is a very stable and serviceable machine.

So I'm glad there is an LEM list for Powerbooks to make the 
experience smoother and wish you all good computing.

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Re: dim screen on 3400

[Luis]

Mine has the same problem.  What can be done about it?

Luis



Well, one of our 3400's has slowly been getting dimmer and dimmer. 
I swapped the screen with our other one and the other screen is fine 
on the same machine.

Am I right in assuming the backlight is about burnt out?

Guess its not worth repairing, so I'll keep it for spares.

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dim screen on 3400

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Well, one of our 3400's has slowly been getting dimmer and dimmer.  I 
swapped the screen with our other one and the other screen is fine on 
the same machine.

Am I right in assuming the backlight is about burnt out?

Guess its not worth repairing, so I'll keep it for spares.

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