I am wondering what the max size HD a 2300 can accommodate (both data and
physical dimensions)
I am setting up an old 2300 as an MP3 server. When I acquired it it had a 6
gig drive in it and the case was half open and held closed with tape as the
drive seemed too big!
So I got a replacement dri
I am setting up a 2300 as an MP3 server and was wondering if there is any
way of getting sound out without a dock. It would be ideal to have the
machine on the network with a ethernet micro dock and be able to have sound
out.
can sound come out of the serial port?
The machine has only a mono spe
Hi
You may remember me asking about digital video and fire wire cards on the
2400. No one had had any experience so I went ahead and got the cardbus
upgrade and a firewire card (thanks MCE)
The good news is that iMovie works great. playback is not as smooth as my G4
but I can still do everything
I had no problems with AirPort 1.2 on OS 8.6 OR OS 9.0.4. I'd start with
trashing the Control Strip prefs and restarting and then move on to
disabling the AirPort control strip...
j
on 9/5/00 4:56 AM, Junk Mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I recently upgraded my PB2400 to 9.0.4 in order to mo
I have used the card with OS 8.6 on my 2400 with no
problems-the system was rock solid. Did you update the GV
firmare (v2.20) and the drivers (v3.0.6)? You should update
to OS 8.6; the concensus on this list is that it is the
best Mac OS to date
I am having issues with the same GV card and OS 9.0
on 9/4/2000 8:04 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> on 9/4/2000 7:25 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with
>> lid off of
>> my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRE
>on 9/4/2000 7:25 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with
>lid off of
> my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing. Oh
> well, at least it won't keep me up at night wonderi
on 9/4/2000 7:25 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing. Oh
well, at least it won't keep me up at night wondering anymore.
>>
> >> FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
>>> my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing. Oh
>>> well, at least it won't keep me up at night wondering anymore.
>>
>> Mark, which dock are you using ? As far as I can tell, ther is
>> FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
>> my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing. Oh
>> well, at least it won't keep me up at night wondering anymore.
>
> Mark, which dock are you using ? As far as I can tell, ther is no
> sens
I'm able to run my Duo 230 docked with the lid off, to use the keyboard, and
trackball.
Don'y know if it's of any good use, but it's cool
Fred
>
> FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
> my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing. Oh
Capt Drew said:
>The only way you can fix some things on a single hard drive computer
>is to physically attach it to another computer -as an aux hard drive
>-and have that computer's hard drive be the Start-up Disk..
Or you could set up two partitions on the single disk and install a
system a
I am running a stock 2400 (80 megs Ram no add ons). Recently I purchased a
used GV combo 56k Modem and ethernet card. After I installed the Global
Village software I got a number of problems that I tracked down via their
internet site. (For example, if you have appletalk set to the same port as
t
> > Mine works that way although from what other listie's say their's won't! I
>> have no Idea why mine will perhaps it was altered in some way..
>> Brandy
>
>FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
>my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO,
> Mine works that way although from what other listie's say their's won't! I
> have no Idea why mine will perhaps it was altered in some way..
> Brandy
FWIW. I was curious and wanted to see if my Duo would work with lid off of
my Dock. So I popped the lid, opened the Duo2300 and PRESTO, nothing.
I recently upgraded my PB2400 to 9.0.4 in order to more readily use Airport
1.2 with a Lucent WaveLAN Silver card.
Don't know if this is co-incidental, but now I cannot use my control strip.
When I try to open the Control Strip Control Panel, I get a message:
"The Control Strip is installed, b
DON'T sell your 603 card. I was glad I kept mine when the Newer G3
card died after 8 months. You'll get used to the slow speeds again.
dc
>At 4:54 PM 9/2/00 -0500, Milind Limaye wrote:
> >Hello all, I upgraded my 2400 with the G3/240 Newertech card and have the
> >original 180 mhz that I pu
> >i highly discourage throwing away your system folder. if anything,
>>trash the Finder, core System items and System suitcase. i always
>>save my 3rd party inits, control panels, as well as Prefs for many
>>things.
>>
>>you can always drag them back out of the trash now, that must be what
>>y
Congratulations to my friend, fellow Filipino and Duo/2400 Addict for
winning his Fifth Palanca Award in Literature.
The Palanca awards are the Philippine equivalent of the US Pulitzer
prize.
Story here:
http://www.philstar.com/philstar/News182539.htm
No doubt the award winning piece was writt
There used to be a floppy called Network Access Disk, it was a startup
disk which when booted off basically gave you appletalk and a chooser.
Nice for doing stuff off a local network. Of course it only works with
the older macs.
Kishi
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have
>i highly discourage throwing away your system folder. if anything,
>trash the Finder, core System items and System suitcase. i always
>save my 3rd party inits, control panels, as well as Prefs for many
>things.
>
>you can always drag them back out of the trash now, that must be what
>you we
i just upgraded my 280c to OS 8.1 and now when i trash something it
says that it cannot leave the item in the trash, would i like to
trash it immediately? has anyone ever heard of this?
thanks in advance again, bob
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I have managed to format my hard drive and reinstall the OS on my 280c via
networking...all from a RAM disk.
Andrew
> That is why you need to hook the PB up to a Desktop computer, via SCSI to
do
> those
> things that you cannot do to a Start-up Disk. Just because you were able
to
> boot up
Along with keyboard shortcuts, I like to collect lists of
diagnostic steps, so I can give them to newbies.
One that I never see mentioned was told to me by a guy that was
tech support for Macs on our local campus for years. For every type of
system installed he kept a virgin copy o
IMHO, this is where having the HDI-30 port rocks. I have it on a
Dock and a NewerTech UltraDock. I have one Zip disk with a small system,
Norton, TechTool Pro and the the disktools appsselected to be the
default startup disk when it is loaded. That rox!
chriss
> Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2000
This thread almost surprises me. I have always used RamBunctious for a lot
of things (review in MacWorld said you could get 7 hours of text entry in
WriteNow by using it on a RamDisk.) and when I emailed the authors they
said they respected Apple's request to only have their own Ram Disks
bootable
on 9/4/00 8:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I too had problems with Password Security (don't recall the version or the
> OS, was at least 8.1 though) and since then use Diskguard (current I believe
> is 1.8.7) which has considerably more features and has not failed me once.
For those trying to downgrade (although functionally I think it is an
upgrade) from 9.0.4 to 8.6, I would recommend that you also downgrade your
HD drive if it is Apple's driver. My favorite is Silverlining from LaCie,
but use your favorite.
Alternatively, disabling the option in the installer to
I too had problems with Password Security (don't recall the version or the
OS, was at least 8.1 though) and since then use Diskguard (current I believe
is 1.8.7) which has considerably more features and has not failed me once.
Highly recommended, at least on my setup (2400/8.6 and G3/8.5.1).
T
Tom,
how did you make out - found and installed 8.6 ?
Tobias Kaiser
In a message dated 3.9.00 20:18:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Subject: [Duo2400] Re: From OS9 to OS8.5 (then 8.6)
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