> Date: 19 Jun 2001 18:51:33 -0400
> From: "jpmist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> That's what's so good about this list. I'm outvoted 5 to 1 on the
> Travelstars having a normal rattle, so I'll conceed to the greater
> wisdom that in all likely hood the drive is probably OK.
>
> Still < unless
> you i
on 6/20/01 8:49 AM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It may still work for an Orinoco or other 802.11b card (the original
> query), depending on whether those also map to "enet". The best way
> to find out would be to try (insert a wireless and wired card, and
> see whether they're both se
I use both slots frequently with either a modem or enet card in one and
either a USB or FireWire card in the other. I find two slots very
compelling at least for the 2400c. I hadn't thought about using the
modem and enet card simultaneously to run NAT--learn something every
day. Thanks.
On Tu
>Yes, Open Transport supports it... No doubt. The 2400 does not. Once you
>have a network PCMCIA card inserted, insert another, and you'll see what I
>mean.
>
>I suspect you haven't actually tried it.
I hadn't, actually, because one ought to be able to assume such
things will work. ;) This is w
>>Did the vendor actually hear the noise or is he just blowing you off?
>>I had a bad experience installing an 8 gig IBM that turned out to be
>>doa and fried my motherboard in the process. In your shoes I'd send it
>>back. Why risk it?
>>
>I've installed four Travelstars, from 8Gb to 32GB, and the
John Tree wrote:
>I have had the same experience and tried everything as well as leaving with
>no batt and AC for a week and dismantling reseating everything.
>
>I eventually gave in and sent it to DT&T who fixed it and it has been fine
>since (6monts aprox)
I have had the same situation TWICE. B
> What else can I do? I'm open to any suggestions. I recall seeing an
> extended version of Mr. Ho's advice on the list a while ago, but was not
> wise enough to save it. Does anybody have that? Or any other advice?
>
I have had the same experience and tried everything as well as leaving w
Sounds like what eventually happened to my 2400. Mine however was not charging the
battery... there was a big X through it. I eventually had to
have the IO board replaced at DT&T ... about $130.00 (not including shipping the book
there and back). If you could find an IO board in you
area and put
I finally can't stand it any more, and feel compelled to comment on several
points:
1. In a post to this list, someone who identified themselves as from MCE
did not have a problem with Calvin posting the information. MCE is
providing a SERVICE, and although they may utilize skills and techniqu
Hi Duo/2400 Listers. I need some help with my 2400. I've got a GLOD that I
can't fix, and I'm hoping that someone can help me out.
My 2400 (Newer 240/512 G3 upgrade, 4GB HD, 80MB RAM, MacOS 8.6) was working
fine, then it started to crash under IE5.0 when I'd press option-N (or is it
command-
I agree. They have done lots of free phone consulting besides fair
prices for good work.
Tom Klinkowstein
At 11:27 PM -0400 6/18/01, Loni wrote:
>I've had MCE do work for me, I like em. If I were to want card
>activation, I'd have them do it.
>They are great. just my 2cents :-)
>
>
>On Monday
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