Re: Using IDE drives in a SCSI powerbook

2003-07-21 Thread Grizzly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 Does anyone out there know where I can find adapters to use IDE laptop drives
 in SCSI Powerbooks (assuming they will fit)?
 
 Thanks...
 
 Craig W.

Hello Craig:

eBay, search SCSI-IDE and IDE-SCSI and adapters.  The swap list is
also a good place to ask for one.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: can't get rid of RAM disk on 5300

2003-07-21 Thread Grizzly
Clark Martin wrote:
 
 At 5:28 PM -0700 7/19/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I created a RAM disk (35mb) on my 5300. Now I want to increase its
 size to about 45 or 50mb. I have 64mb hard RAM installed and I'm not
 using virtual memory.
 
 I started up off the hard drive, took all files out of the RAM disk,
 restarted, then went to the memory control panel -- and it's still
 grayed out and unavailable for the change.
 
 What am I doing wrong here?

Hello Clark:

Just make sure that you emptied the trash after putting you Ram disk
files in there and that the trash is truly empty.  You may have to use
the option key (alt) to make sure.

You may also want to trash (and empty) the memory, finder, and system
prefs and reset your PRAM.

Let us know what happens.

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Re: Using IDE drives in a SCSI powerbook

2003-07-21 Thread Grizzly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 In a message dated 7/21/2003 2:44:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
  Hello Craig:
 
   eBay, search SCSI-IDE and IDE-SCSI and adapters.  The swap list is
   also a good place to ask for one.
 
 Hi, Grizzle my Nizzle...
 
 Thank you for the advice, but I THINK we can safely assume that most of us,
 when looking for something for our P'Books, have already inquired to the great
 Oracle of Useful/Useless S - - - that IS Ebay...!
 
 And BY NOW you ought to have seen my name/e-mail adress enough to know that I
 also asked the Swap List too...
 
 But I thank you anyway!
 
 Craig W.


Hello, Craig:

 Hi,
 
 Does anyone out there know where I can find adapters to use IDE laptop drives
 in SCSI Powerbooks (assuming they will fit)?
 
 Thanks...

Gosh, such an innocent sounding question to start off with.  A plea for
help by someone with a need to a group of people who, by and large,
_like_ to help others with Mac Powerbooks and wish to enlighten others
who are not as experienced, educated, or as mature in the matters of
daily life with a PowerBook.

For some reason, you can't distinguish between someone trying to help
you and an insult, because, by your reply, you obviously seem to think
that I insulted you.  I know that you attempted to insult me with your
reply.  But, no matter …

First, I have seen five (5) IDE-SCSI adapters for sale on Ebay in the
last 3 months.  They usually come with an IDE hard drive. Usually 1 GB
or larger.  The thickness of the harddrive is very important because the
adapter has approx. 5 mm of thickness itself and will require at least
that much more room in your hard drive bay, barring the orientation of
your hard drive carrier plate.  They usually go for around $60-90
depending on your luck and the capacity of the hard drive.

Second, I have also seen one (1) adapter/hard drive for sale on the swap
list around 1-2 months ago.

Third, I have regular contact with someone who often has IDE-SCSI
adapters, at least once a month so far.  He shipped me my first one two
weeks ago, after he sold three on eBay last month.  I'm enjoying it very
much, thank you.  It now means that I can use many of the cheap IDE
laptop drives available new.

So, keep checking eBay and the swap list and hope you get lucky,
because, obviously you haven't been looking carefully enough.

Fourth, sorry, but I've been on and watching the swap list for about
three years and haven't seen any post by you to cause me to remember
your name.

Fifth, the fact of the matter is that I didn't assume anything of you
except that you were someone who wanted help with buying a laptop
SCSI-IDE adapter, the same as myself up to 2 weeks ago, and I decided I
would give you the benefit of my experience in this same endeavor. 
After all, this list _is_ for _Mac_ people who want to help each other. 
Not _PC_ people who want to tear each other down.

Sixth, you might want to look into laptop SCSI RAM drives.  They are a
bit expensive for their size, but for their speed and being new, they
just might be worth it to you.  Don't look on eBay for them, do a Google
advanced search, please!

Lastly, your welcome.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: Modem on PB 540c

2003-07-14 Thread Grizzly
Daniel Porsch wrote:
 
 Hello!
 
 I totally  failed this weekend attempting to connect my newly aquired PB to the 
 World Wide Web. Using first OT/PPP 1.0 and afterwards FreePPP 2.6 I always got the 
 messages: The selected serial port is in use by another application or extension, 
 most likely appletalk or An error occurred while initializing the serial port.
 Now I quite puzzled, because I thought and still think that the PB hast an internal 
 modem (otherwise I could not have been able to connect it with a normal Modem 
 Cable), but for some reason the problem with the serial port occurs. I changed 
 AppleTalk to Ethernet and Modem to internal Modem, but nothing changed (Modem is not 
 found by Systemprofiler of OS 7.6.1).
 
 Thanks!!


Hello Daniel:

I don't have the time to tell you all that I needed to make sure of to
get my PB540 on the web, but if someone hasn't helped you to success by
now, let me know and I will tell you what all was needed.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: 500 modem

2003-07-14 Thread Grizzly
vicki wrote:
 
 Hi need the installer for the modem software on a 500 powerbook.
 
 I have the updater and also the 3.0.2 installer that is supposed to be the
 full installer (but it is not) so can anyone send me off list the global
 village installer for the modem  disk images off list.
 
 TIA vicki

Hello Vicki:

I have them if you don't already.

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DiskDoubler

2003-07-10 Thread Grizzly
Hello All:

I have an old file compression utility called DiskDoubler v 3.7.7 that I
like a lot, but I don't know all the ins and outs of it.  It has 4
different methods of compression:  AutoDoubler (AD), AD (smaller),
DiskDoubler A, and DiskDoubler B.

It works very nicely on my Duo's and 500's.  I was wondering if anyone
here knew anything about how to use it and/or has a manual of any sort
for this neat little utility.

Since Symantec killed the original, someone should come up with a
replacement that does the same thing (I think).

Also, if anyone wants to talk about this utility offsets with me, I
would be happy to.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: Dead 140 - battery rebuilding

2003-06-23 Thread Grizzly
Hello Martin:

martin wrote:
 
  Incidentally, does anyone know how to open up a PB 1xx battery pack
  without damaging it? Or with a minimal amount of damage?
 
  And does anyone know an approximate average Amp-Hour rating for a
  normal 6V lantern battery?
 
 I can see where you're going with this, cuz I've been down this path with my
 own PB145. I rebuilt 3 batteries for it, and designed a power convertor for
 the car that converts the 12VDC to very clean 7.5VDC @ 3A so it can recharge
 in the car while I'm using it. Cool huh.

Extremely cool!  Could I get the design for the car power inverter but
in a 16, or 15V version?

O.K., I'll come clean.  What I would really like is the same basic
design, but with a variable voltage control.  Say, from 7.5 VDC to 16
VDC.  I'm willing (and actually want to) build it and do some (or all)
of the design myself, but I do need some help to get started.

If I am asking too much, I understand, but I would like to see the
design of your auto power supply at the very least.

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Re: 1400 Dead/Dumb Battery?

2003-06-12 Thread Grizzly
Jim Lind wrote:
 
 Just got my Powebook 1400cs out of storage, etc.
 
 I put the VST battery in and the X over the battery (that signifies there
 is no battery) stays there.  Anybody have some helpful hints? ETC.
 
 -Jim

Hello Jim:

I have had a similar problem with my Duo 230s.  It was solved by simply
restarting with the battery _fully inserted_ into the bay (I once forgot
to fully seat the battery).

I also had a similar problem with my PB 540 BTI (Battery Technology
Industries?) battery.  I took the PB cover off to find that the BTI
latch was about 2 mm shorter than the Apple battery latch and would not
allow good contact of the battery terminals (I kept having cycling
charge problems, charge, then no charge with no net charge occurring). 
I took the battery latch cap off and stuffed some cardboard between the
battery and the cap to make the battery travel further into the bay
before the catch latched.  This all occurred because I disassembled and
reassembled my PB.  The battery had worked fine before that.  I must
have moved the motherboard over 1-2 mm.

I hope this helps.  Good luck!

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: ide to scsi drive converters

2003-06-11 Thread Grizzly
Hello Philip:

Count me in for two if this works out.  I would have to wait 3-5 weeks
to send in the money, but for this price I'll forego eating for a few
days if necessary.

Thank you very much.

Philip Stortz wrote:
 
 next week i'll be testing an ide to scsi converter that should allow me to use a 
 cheap and large ide drive in my duo that normally needs a scsi drive.  they're 
 2.5-3.5mm thick (i'll have to check mine to be sure) and should allow the use of 
 nearly any of the ide laptop drives in a scsi powerbook as they can use 17-19 
 drives and the newer ide drives are much thinner.  i'm wondering, if it pans out, 
 how many on the list would be interested in such an adapter for say $25?  i can get 
 them cheaper in quantity and make a few $$ (i'm basically disabled but still 
 fighting to get on disability) so i'd love to help fellow listers and make a small 
 profit if this works out. obviously i wouldn't take any orders until i had tested it 
 for a few days to make sure it handles sleep and everything and doesn't cause any 
 other problems.  if it works, i'll also be seeing if i can get one designed for 3.5 
 drives or how hard they'd be to adapt (shouldn't be too hard, i am a hardware 
 hacker).  if
 interested, let me know off list and i'll tell you how it turns out and when i might 
 be able to get more, my supplier is importing them in bulk so i'll have to ask him 
 about his supply if things turn out but i've heard good things.  thanks.  also, i'd 
 like to apologize to any one other than craig on the swap list that was offended by 
 my earlier postings.
 --
 Philip Stortz -- To be nobody but yourself when the whole world is trying its best 
 night and day to make you everybody else is to fight the hardest battle any human 
 being will ever fight. -- E.E. Cummings

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Re: Emmpathy?

2003-04-12 Thread Grizzly
Anders  Anna-Lee Fager wrote:
 
 Anyone knows where one can get hold of this legendary device?
 
 A

It's on one of the Info-Mac archives.  I did a Google search for
EMMpathy to find it.

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Re: YAY!

2003-04-12 Thread Grizzly


Jake Norcross wrote:
 
 On the day before I was going to unsubscribe to this
 list (as my Powerbook had died some months ago)
 
 IT CAME BACK TO LIFE
 
 Still battered and showing the scars from a meter-high
 drop onto ice and concrete, I discovered that if you
 remove the little broken bits (like the brass columns
 that support the inside and that snapped off) it
 magically works.
 
 The wonders of Macintosh never cease to amaze.
 
 I wonder if a Dell would do the same thing. . .

Congratulations, Jake, you've just entered the Mac afterlife. 
Translation, you've died and gone to PC heaven, where they only use Macs.

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Re: PB 5xx (PPC) 2 questions

2003-04-03 Thread Grizzly
Hello Big Bird:

Big Bird wrote:

 I thought that it was the service manuals that Apple didn't want to be
 public. The developer site is quite public. However, I wasn't able to
 find any docs for the 520/540 PPC upgrade at
 http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/hardware/hardware.html, only for
 the un-upgraded computer.
 
 Mark Geary

Try this site:  http://home.wanadoo.nl/manual.man/manuals.html

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Re: Powerbook 170 battery won't charge

2003-03-27 Thread Grizzly
Hello Olin:

Might it be possible to simply put some silicone rubber in place of the
broken (missing) insulation on the plug tip?

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

Olin Jenkins wrote:
 
 Greetings, Powerbooks friends:
 
 Thanks *very* much for the quick replies, on- and off-list.
 

 Cheers! Olin Jenkins, [EMAIL PROTECTED],8

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Re: Tips To Speed Up File Sharing?

2003-03-13 Thread Grizzly
jimwg wrote:
 
 Greetings!
 
 I am using my Powerbook 190 as a backup drive (after tossing
 my doggie Orb drive!) for my 6320 via file sharing and the backup
 program Synk.
 Can anyone give recommendations on how to squeeze the most
 file sharing speed from either system (OS 9.1 on 6320, OS 8.1 on PB
 190) ?

You didn't mention what type of connection you use for file transfer,
but ethernet should give you about 1-3 MB per minute.  Just select it in Appletalk.

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Re: 5300 OS installation

2003-03-11 Thread Grizzly
Hello Victoria:

victoria brandon wrote:
 
 Thank you everyone Etc.
 I *swear* up and down and back
 and forth that the set up is *exactly* the same as yesterday's, when the
 SCSI connection refused to work at all.  Maybe the [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing only likes
 even-numbered days?
 
 So as of this moment the 7.5.3 installer software is on the 5300 HD; in a
 few minutes I'll see if it will consent to actually install from there.
 
 Best,
 Victoria

I have a PB 540 and an 840AV.  I couldn't get the 840 to start with the
PB connected using a normal SCSI cable and the 30 pin SCSI PB adapter in
Dock mode (switch on).  I had to  

a.) leave the PB connected in dock mode, but off

b.) turn the 840AV on and let it finish booting up

c.) turn the PB on and mount it using Drive Setup.

Everything worked fine after that.

I have attached desktops SCSI to SCSI and been able to mount the hard
drives with various combinations of restarts and switching off then on.

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Re: PB 500 Video out?

2003-03-11 Thread Grizzly
Thanks a lot Dan.  I've been looking for this sort of info for a long
time.  I think you did many of us a _great_ service.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

Dan K wrote:

 OK Alan O'Neil, Super Genius! (just kidding), as usual for questions
 such as this, one merely has to peruse the devnote for the particular
 product in question to quickly find your answer. Etc.
 _everyone_must_
 bookmark this page and use it whenever they have this-sort-of-question:
 http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/hardware/hardware2.html

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Re: Is there a song or music writing program for 68K powerbook

2003-03-06 Thread Grizzly
Tom Wilkinson wrote:
 
 My daughter has a 68K Powerbook 520c and I am looking for a song
 writing/recording program. Is there anything that will do the task for her?
 Thanks to anyone who can point me in the right direction.
 Tom

I have one or two _sound_ recording programs which I have used on a 520
in the past.  I am currently working on reconditioning _very_ old
batteries on my new 540 and having a lot of fun.  I can tell you what
program I am going to use (I forget what it was right now and am going
to have to repeat the experimentation process again) in  less than a
week.  I will post what I used if noone else has previously posted the
same program.

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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Re: 5300 OS installation

2003-03-06 Thread Grizzly
I didn't get your original post.


 On 3/5/03 Victoria wrote:
 
 Just to recap my miserable boring infuriating problems trying to reinstall
 an operating system on my 5300:  I wiped the drive and partitioned it.  All
 many miserable details snipped
 So what to try next  Is there any way to rescue this thing, or is it
 destined to be a paperweight forever?

Here are my suggestions:

1.) If SCSI can work _at all_, you can copy install files (with a small
system folder for startup) or the disc image (w/ Disk Copy?) to your
hard disk, start up the 5300 and, as long as you have enough room, do
the install from you 5300.

2.) The install folder might have Apple Disk Copy images of the install.
 If so, you might be able to make floppies from these and do the install
the old fashioned way.

3.) If _everything_ else fails, bide your time, find a friend with a
5300 or other compatible IDE Mac notebook, have them replace _their_
harddrive with yours and do the install on your hard drive in their notebook.

Good Luck

Sincerely yours, Grizzlygiant

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