Re: Install ram in a 5300ce

2003-06-03 Thread centurytel
I am trying to install a 56mb ram chip in a 5300ce and it won't boot. This
chip came out of a 5300cs we have so I know it is working. The machine has a
32 meg of ram in it that works great. System profiler says there is 16 mb on
the mobo, and the cs only has 8 mb on the board. I really would like to
upgrade the ram. Can anyone help
Thanks
Jim


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Re: Install ram in a 5300ce

2003-06-03 Thread centurytel
That's what I figured, but was hoping it would work. Thanks.

on 6/2/03 4:09 PM, victoria brandon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 6/3/03 2:57 PM, centurytel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I am trying to install a 56mb ram chip in a 5300ce and it won't boot. This
 chip came out of a 5300cs we have so I know it is working. The machine has a
 32 meg of ram in it that works great. System profiler says there is 16 mb on
 the mobo, and the cs only has 8 mb on the board. I really would like to
 upgrade the ram. Can anyone help
 
 
 56 + 16 = 72 and the 5300 will only go up to 64MB total, so to max out the
 RAM you need a 48MB card; the ce can't cope with the 56MB.
 
 HTH,
 Victoria


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Re: Pram Battery for 1400c

2003-03-05 Thread centurytel
I'm needing to replace my pram battery in my PB1400c, and hate like heck to
take the machine apart right now...does anyone know what pram battery this
machine takes?? Thanks.


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Re: 3400 PRAM Battery type

2003-02-03 Thread centurytel
on 2/2/03 8:42 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 First Jae wrote
 Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM
 battery?
 I can't find this information in the original user manual or the
 take-apart manual.
 Thanks,
 Jae
 
 then Gerald wrote:
 Check on Ebay. There are several auctions on excellent new Varta pram
 battery assemblies fairly cheap including install directions. The one I
 received had the following info:
 VARTA
 7.2V 60mAh
 6/V70H  NiMH and was purchased from Paul Erdelt. Contact at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] .The transaction was excellent. Good luck.
 
 I bought a bag of new 3400 pram batteries with the idea of passing them
 along for a tiny profit + the cost of postage, mostly for international
 list readers who couldn't take advantage of the original vendor's sale.
 With a bunch remaining, here's the deal - $5 each plus postage -
 international shipping $5 for any number, USA $1 each. International
 interest has priority, hey it's tough to find these things outside the
 USA!
 
 Reply __OFFLIST__ please.
 
 Dan K


Hi
I read what you said about these batteries being for 3400's.My question is
will they work in the 1400 and 5300 PB's as well as the 3400? If so I would
like to have two of them.
Please advise
Thanks
Jim


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Re: 3400 PRAM Battery type

2003-02-03 Thread centurytel
on 2/3/03 4:06 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 First Jae wrote
 Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM
 battery?
 
 then Dan K (that's me :-) wrote:
 I bought a bag of new 3400 pram batteries with the idea of passing them
 along for a tiny profit + the cost of postage, mostly for international
 snipped sales info blather
 Reply __OFFLIST__ please.
 
 Then on 2/3/03 Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I read what you said about these batteries being for 3400's.My question is
 will they work in the 1400 and 5300 PB's as well as the 3400? If so I would
 like to have two of them.
 
 Firstly . . . Jim, the part where you write If so I would like to have
 two... is the part to which I was referring when _I_ wrote Reply
 __OFFLIST__ please.  Thank you for your future appropriate OFFLIST
 replies!
 
 Secondly, the 3400 PRAM battery is very different from the earlier PB
 PRAM batts and cannot be used in a 190 or 5300. The type you need is a
 pair of 3v rechargable lithium cells stacked into a little sandwich with
 a 4 or so pigtail with three wires (black, red and white) terminating in
 a small plug. The identical pack is sold for use in PBs 190/5300 and the
 Duo series and will fit directly into your 190/5300.
 
 The PB500/1400 series PRAM batt's cells and connector are identical to
 the Duo/5300 type but the cells are arranged side-by-side instead of
 stacked. These also will work in a Duo/5300 but must have the plastic
 shrinkwrap cover removed and the cells folded together.  BTW, the
 Duo/190/5300 PRAM packs work fine in PBs 500/1400 too, split the plastic
 shrinkwrap and spread open the sandwich . . . (Hmm, not sure how to
 describe all that exactly, but I'll attempt it should anyone care to ask
 . . . : -)
 
 Interestingly (well, to me anyway), my Hooper DVT unit (PB3400
 'Deployment Verification Test') has 1 each of the Duo and 500 series
 style PRAM batts, the Duo type located in the usual 5300 location and the
 500 type in the front-center of the case bottom floor under the LB. If
 you've had a production 3400 that far apart you'll see the oval
 PB500-PRAM-batt shaped spot. This unit's power board has of course two
 connectors, one for each PRAM pack, where the production item has only
 one connector.
 
 I've wondered why Apple went with the 6 cell NiMH pack for production, my
 guess is the pair of earlier type PRAM batts weren't able to keep the
 'Book alive during a sleeping main-battery swap.
 
 Dan K

Hi 
For your information, since you seem concerned about this sort of thing, I
read your entire note, I saw your little note about Off List. I replied the
proper way by hitting the reply button, I had no way of knowing you had
something weird in your address that keeps the reply from working. Now I
have to ask which is worse my making a mistake or your posting this note to
the web on purpose. Before you decide to jump on someone you find how it
happened. Also as I look at the message I see your address is Powerbooks, I
wonder if this could be causing the mistake? Of course you wouldn't know
about things like addresses.
Jim


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Re: Help with 5300 upgrade

2003-02-01 Thread centurytel
on 2/1/03 2:20 AM, John Cate at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I've never tried any upgrades on a Mac laptop before and have run into a
 snag with this one...
 
 It's a PB 5300c, which I opened up and upgraded with a new 6 GB hard drive
 and a LapisColor video card, and at the same time swapped out the RAM
 expansion card to increase the memory from 24 MB to 40 MB. The drive isn't
 formatted at the moment.
 
 Well, I put everything back together and got the chime and the Happy Mac,
 and tried to boot the computer from an Apple 300 external CD-ROM drive with
 a Mac OS8 CD in it. It starts to boot and then gives the bomb icon and a
 bus error, and it does it repeatedly no matter what I try--booting without
 the extensions, changing the SCSI ID of the CD-ROM, everything.
 
 Any suggestions?

Hi
I had a problem something like this with a PB5300. For some reason the 5300
would not recognize the 6 gig drive at all. I had to put the drive in
another laptop we have and format it there. I have never had any problem
since with it. Also check the ram card that you just installed. They have a
tendency to work loose. We have to open this one up once in awhile and push
down on the ram chip. It looks tight, but it will work itself loose. I hope
this helps.
Jim


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Re: pbk 5300 printer?

2003-01-24 Thread centurytel
on 1/23/03 8:20 PM, K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello,
 I have acquired a powerbook 5300 and am wondering what models of color
 printer work with this serial connection. Does anyone have recommendations
 for a small or portable printer? I know about the Stylewriter 2400 and the
 Epson 600.
 I also believe that there were some compatible small Canon models, since
 the Stylewriter II injet takes Canon BJ 02 cartridges but I don't know if
 there are drivers.
 
 
Hi
We have a Stylewriter 2200 that works well. It is color or you can buy an
ink car4tridge that replaces the color and is a much bigger black. Many more
pages. It is really small and does a great job. Be careful with buying
Cannon all of them don't hook up to Mac. They just have the PC connector. I
hope this helps
Jim


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Re: Need help with 3Com ethernet card

2003-01-23 Thread centurytel
on 1/22/03 7:05 PM, Cameron Kaiser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
 driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
 3C589D.
 I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
 extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do I get this thing to
 work?? (I do have a Farallon in there working now)
 
 At least for the hacked driver I (sort of) support, since it's based on the
 Farallon driver, I have not had good results getting the two to work together.
 I'm surprised they load together at all.
 
 That being said, if the card appears on your desktop, and you didn't get a
 message saying there's no driver for it, it's working. Double click on
 the card icon and configure it.
 
 I have a 3C589C in my 1400 and it works flawlessly. You can try this driver
 if the one you're using is different (look in Extensions Manager; if it's the
 one I'm maintaining, it will have my name in the Extensions text and a
 blue-and-white PCMCIA card icon).
 
 http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/mac/enet3c589/
 
 Please tell me if you try this, so I can get more datapoints (whether it
 ends up working or not).

Hi 
I tried the driver from your site, but it wouldn't work either. I have no
idea what is wrong with it. I'm about ready to throw it in the trash.
Thanks for trying
Jim


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Re: Need help with 3Com ethernet card

2003-01-23 Thread centurytel
on 1/23/03 1:17 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 1/23/03 John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Try using the uninstall feature for the Farallon card. When I switched e-net
 cards on my PB 1400 I had problems until I uninstalled the old driver before
 installing the new one. There must be an invisible file or preference file
 that has to be deleted before the old driver lets go.
 
 Ahh, right you are John, I forgot about that. The file to be deleted
 isn't a file, it's a resource the installer added to the System file. And
 yes, it's much easier to remove using the installer than manually (it's
 in the drvr resources, tho I don't remember which ID.)
 
 Dan K

Hi Dan
I looked in my system for the drvr resources, but I can't find it. I also
can't find an uninstall file. Any help you can give on this would be great.
Thanks
Jim


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Need help with 3Com ethernet card

2003-01-22 Thread centurytel
Hi All
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do I get this thing to
work?? (I do have a Farallon in there working now)
If anyone has any help on this, I would greatly appreciate it.


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Re: Need help with 3Com ethernet card

2003-01-22 Thread centurytel
on 1/22/03 7:05 PM, Cameron Kaiser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
 driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
 3C589D.
 I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
 extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do I get this thing to
 work?? (I do have a Farallon in there working now)
 
 At least for the hacked driver I (sort of) support, since it's based on the
 Farallon driver, I have not had good results getting the two to work together.
 I'm surprised they load together at all.
 
 That being said, if the card appears on your desktop, and you didn't get a
 message saying there's no driver for it, it's working. Double click on
 the card icon and configure it.
 
 I have a 3C589C in my 1400 and it works flawlessly. You can try this driver
 if the one you're using is different (look in Extensions Manager; if it's the
 one I'm maintaining, it will have my name in the Extensions text and a
 blue-and-white PCMCIA card icon).
 
 http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/mac/enet3c589/
 
 Please tell me if you try this, so I can get more datapoints (whether it
 ends up working or not).

Hi
I tried the driver you have on your website. It didn't work either. I don't
know what is the problem. I suppose it could be a bad card. It did put it on
the desktop, but it wouldn't work. I really don't know what to do now. I
guess drop back 10 and punt.
Thanks
Jim


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