Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[ACFX44501]

>As far as your question, it would not be impossible to create a USB card for
>the 1400, but so far as anyone on this discussion list knows, it was never
>done.

It was never done.

And now that the ALI and other single-chip solutions exist for USB and 
Firewire (and combined USB/Firewire), and these chips completely 
incorporate the PCI Bridge function formerly provided by the separate TI 
chip, is is very unlikely that anyone will ever invest in a NuBus-type 
USB or Firewire chip.

There is simply no market for such a product.

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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[KG]

>>Apparently the PCMIA slot on the
>>Powerbook 1400 isn't fully cardbus compliant

It's not CardBus compliant at all. To do CardBus, you need a 32-bit PCMCIA
controller on a PCI architecture. The PCMCIA controller on the 1400 is a
16-bit controller running on the NuBus-based architecture of the 1400's
logic board.

It's the 2400, 3400 and Kanga which are partially CardBus compliant--they
are PCI logic boards with a 32-bit controller, but they don't have the
correct card cage for CardBus. That doesn't stop people from using CardBus
cards anyway, either by trimming the edges of the cards or by paying MCE to
replace the card cage.

Even on these machines, USB 2.0 is a no-go. The USB drivers for Mac OS 9
only support USB 1.1. You can use a USB 2.0 card in the slots, but you will
only get USB 1.1 performance. You need OS X for USB 2.0 support on a Mac.
(Hmmm...anyone got USB 2.0 going on a 3400c running 10.1.5 under
XPostFacto?)

As far as your question, it would not be impossible to create a USB card for
the 1400, but so far as anyone on this discussion list knows, it was never
done.

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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[ACFX44501]

>Does anyone know of a PCMCIA USB 2.0 card that would work with my inewi
>PowerBook 1400c. Itis running Mac OS 8.6.

No such animal exists.

All USB cards, of whatever version, are Cardbus cards, NOT PCMCIA cards.


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Re: 520 / 540 networking enigma

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 21, 2004, at 4:04 PM, gf sciacca wrote:
If you can connect to other machines on the local LAN, it can *not* be
a hardware problem, since Appletalk uses the same hardware as TCP/IP.
However, Appletalk works independently of TCP/IP, so it could be a
TCP/IP problem.
The errors you are getting are due to the 540 not being able to find
it's gateway and DNS server(s).
Make sure you haven't typoed the MAC address in the static DHCP
configuration file. That's one that bites us regularly, since we use
DHCP as well, with manually added MAC addresses; it's easy to 
transpose
two numbers, mistake B's for 8's, etc.

It REALLY sounds like the DCP server is not giving it what it needs.
Try manually setting the IP, DNS, and Gateway address it's supposed to
have assigned by the DHCP server.
If all of this is correct, try a clean install of 8.1. Maybe your
TCP/IP extensions are messed up.
ok, tried all of the above and more with no success:
- wiped disk and re-installed OS 8: no go.
- wiped disk, copied over in Target mode the HD contents of another 540
which connects well: still nothing.
- Played with the IP address, re-configured the router, etc.
May be the TCP/IP control panel reports the MAC address of the
Ethernet controller wrongly?? But:
- Set the router to asssign dynamically IP address and set TCP/IP 
control
panel accordingly: All other machines show the assigned IP address and
connect fine, this particular one does not get the address.

So the problem seems definitely between the router and the PB and not 
in
software. Considering that the connecting cable+transceiver work with
other machines, it must then be something in the PB. As you say, 
Appletalk uses
the same hardware as TCP/IP, it might be possible though that the 
hardware
is partially defective? (so that Appletalk goes through but TCP/IP has
problems). I'm out of ideas...

Have you tried it on a different port on the router? Clutching at 
straws here...

I'm at the 'shake a rattle and some chicken feathers at it' stage 
myself.

I don't know all the down and dirty hardware details of this particular 
ethernet adapter, but I'm hard pressed to see the difference between 
appletalk and TCP/IP down on that low hardware level...

You're right, citing Holmes, 'after all the possible has been 
eliminated, only the impossible remains.'

It's got to be the mobo and some demonically subtle hardware failure.
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Re: PowerBook 145 trade

[Dick Johnson]

on 07/21/2004 8:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I surely have something I could trade but honestly Dick, a powerbook with a
> good modem and a CD-ROM drive set up to do light duty internet is worth a lot
> more than that 145.
- - - - -

What the offer (cash) for my 145?

DJ


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Re: 520 / 540 networking enigma

[gf sciacca]

> If you can connect to other machines on the local LAN, it can *not* be
> a hardware problem, since Appletalk uses the same hardware as TCP/IP.
>
> However, Appletalk works independently of TCP/IP, so it could be a
> TCP/IP problem.
>
> The errors you are getting are due to the 540 not being able to find
> it's gateway and DNS server(s).
>
> Make sure you haven't typoed the MAC address in the static DHCP
> configuration file. That's one that bites us regularly, since we use
> DHCP as well, with manually added MAC addresses; it's easy to transpose
> two numbers, mistake B's for 8's, etc.
>
> It REALLY sounds like the DCP server is not giving it what it needs.
> Try manually setting the IP, DNS, and Gateway address it's supposed to
> have assigned by the DHCP server.
>
> If all of this is correct, try a clean install of 8.1. Maybe your
> TCP/IP extensions are messed up.

ok, tried all of the above and more with no success:
- wiped disk and re-installed OS 8: no go.
- wiped disk, copied over in Target mode the HD contents of another 540
which connects well: still nothing.
- Played with the IP address, re-configured the router, etc.

May be the TCP/IP control panel reports the MAC address of the
Ethernet controller wrongly?? But:

- Set the router to asssign dynamically IP address and set TCP/IP control
panel accordingly: All other machines show the assigned IP address and
connect fine, this particular one does not get the address.

So the problem seems definitely between the router and the PB and not in
software. Considering that the connecting cable+transceiver work with
other machines, it must then be something in the PB. As you say, Appletalk uses
the same hardware as TCP/IP, it might be possible though that the hardware
is partially defective? (so that Appletalk goes through but TCP/IP has
problems). I'm out of ideas...

cheers, gianfranco

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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 21, 2004, at 2:05 PM, michel lefebvre wrote:
I imagine that the same applies to USB 1.1 also? Or are there USB 1.1 
PCMCIA
cards that work?

No, there are non 16-bit USB PCMCIA cards, only Cardbus ones (32-bit)


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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[michel lefebvre]

I imagine that the same applies to USB 1.1 also? Or are there USB 1.1 PCMCIA
cards that work?

Thanks for the info!

M.
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Subject: Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

Hi everybody, new to this list.

I'd be interested in this too, but I don't think 
it's possible.  Apparently the PCMIA slot on the 
Powerbook 1400 isn't fully cardbus compliant, so 
USB simply won't happen.

An alternative might be to replace the internal HD with say a 30GB version?

I have a PB 1400 and also a 366MHz clamshell 
iBook, both of which I'm very fond!

Charles

>Hello,
>
>Does anyone know of a PCMCIA USB 2.0 card that would work with my "new"
>PowerBook 1400c. It's running Mac OS 8.6.
>
>I want to hook up an external USB HD.
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Michel.
>
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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[Cameron Kaiser]

> I'd be interested in this too, but I don't think 
> it's possible.  Apparently the PCMIA slot on the 
> Powerbook 1400 isn't fully cardbus compliant, so 
> USB simply won't happen.

In practical terms, correct. Many moons ago someone mentioned some mythical
16-bit USB card, but none of us mere mortals have found it, let alone Mac
drivers to operate it.

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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[Cameron Kaiser]

> How about  an external SCSI to USB converter ?
> Or serial to USB ?

I've heard of *USB to SCSI* and *USB to serial* but never the other way
around.

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PowerBook 145 trade

[VicNaz1]

I surely have something I could trade but honestly Dick, a powerbook with a 
good modem and a CD-ROM drive set up to do light duty internet is worth a lot 
more than that 145. If we did a swap you'd probably owe me like $60. Are you OK 
with that? 

Victor
In a message dated 7/21/04 3:46:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

>Need a working PB 145
>From: Dick Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I just got a PB 145 (Model #M5409) that I intended
>to use for music composition/arranging, etc., but
>I don't have a battery pack or owners manual.
>It works fine for some little games that are on
>the thing, but I'm afraid it doesn't have enough
>memory capacity for the MusicTime and Finale
>programs that I use in my composing, etc., plus
>it only has a port for *floppy disks* and most all
>of my stuff is on CD-rom.
>I don't believe it's equiped for  going on-line.
>Do you have a PB that takes CDs - and has
>
>both a printer and phone port to trade?
>Dick Johnson
>2104 5th Ave No
>Great Falls, MT

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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[Fluxstringer]

Hi everybody, new to this list.
I'd be interested in this too, but I don't think it's possible.
Apparently the PCMIA slot on the Powerbook 1400 isn't fully cardbus
compliant, so USB simply won't happen.
An alternative might be to replace the internal HD with say a 30GB version?
I have a PB 1400 and also a 366MHz clamshell iBook, both of which
I'm very fond!
Charles
Hello,
Does anyone know of a PCMCIA USB 2.0 card that would work with my “new”
PowerBook 1400c. It’s running Mac OS 8.6.
I want to hook up an external USB HD.
Thanks in advance!
Michel.


How about  an external SCSI to USB converter ?
Or serial to USB ?
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Re: PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[Charles Burns]

Hi everybody, new to this list.
I'd be interested in this too, but I don't think 
it's possible.  Apparently the PCMIA slot on the 
Powerbook 1400 isn't fully cardbus compliant, so 
USB simply won't happen.

An alternative might be to replace the internal HD with say a 30GB version?
I have a PB 1400 and also a 366MHz clamshell 
iBook, both of which I'm very fond!

Charles
Hello,
Does anyone know of a PCMCIA USB 2.0 card that would work with my “new”
PowerBook 1400c. It’s running Mac OS 8.6.
I want to hook up an external USB HD.
Thanks in advance!
Michel.
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PCMCIA USB 2.0 card for Powerbook 1400c?

[michel lefebvre]

Hello,
 
Does anyone know of a PCMCIA USB 2.0 card that would work with my “new”
PowerBook 1400c. It’s running Mac OS 8.6.
 
I want to hook up an external USB HD.
 
Thanks in advance!
 
Michel.


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Re: Need a working PB 145

[Dick Johnson]

I just got a PB 145 (Model #M5409) that I intended
to use for music composition/arranging, etc., but
I don't have a battery pack or owners manual.
It works fine for some little games that are on
the thing, but I'm afraid it doesn't have enough
memory capacity for the MusicTime and Finale
programs that I use in my composing, etc., plus
it only has a port for *floppy disks* and most all
of my stuff is on CD-rom.

I don't believe it's equiped for  going on-line.

Do you have a PB that takes CDs - and has
both a printer and phone port to trade?

Dick Johnson
2104 5th Ave No
Great Falls, MT


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Need a working PB 145

[VicNaz1]

Hey guys, 
This is a bit obscure but I would like to get a hold of a PowerBook 145 (not 
a b model) to fix up as a present for a friend who got his start in computers 
working on a PB 145. It's just a sentamental thing and if it has no working HD 
that's OK, I can replace that. 

I even have memory and 33.6 modems for those older 100 series PBs.

Victor

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Re: Confirmation Request (0047339764)

[Howard R. Katz]

Ok, I'll stop feeling paranoid.  It's been a busy week, not the least that 
when I went thru all 7 of the ones I got, I'd just gotten off a 11-hour 
road trip to get to Kansas City for Kfest. :)

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Re: Confirmation Request (0047339764)

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On Wednesday, July 21, 2004, at 08:56AM, nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>-- This is recurrent on all the LEM lists and has been addressed a few time
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You are supposed to reply to them and they go away. That's the theory anyhow. AFAIK 
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Re: Confirmation Request (0047339764)

[nathan]

-- This is recurrent on all the LEM lists and has been addressed a few time
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unfortunately is really nothing more than a annoyance.. Just delete and move
on.. I belong to about 6 lemlists and for some reason being in Turkey I get
at least 2 dozen of these daily..

Hth
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> 
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