>...have saved text clippings...will take pictures
>If somebody else wants to assemble into a web page...I will forward
Gregory,
Yes quite willing to get it done. Ralph Mawyer of mac2400...
http://www.sineware.com/mac2400
...says to send him the end result for posting on the web. So once
> Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 07:44:53 +0200
> From: Edgar Peinelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I recently added a CD-RW device to the SCSI chain of my
> DuoDock (the CPU is
> a 2300c / OS 8.1), which includes a 2GB HD in the dock,
> an Apple 600e CD
> drive and a Syquest 230 HD device. Being a TEAC product
Morning all.
Was thinking this morning...All this talk of cables fraying near the
stress relief. Anyone had a cable fray at the opposite end - beside
the plug to the 2400?
Any had that happen and then repaired it?
Any other repairs other than cable stuff been done to 2400 power
supplies whil
Has taken a look at OS 9.2.1 to see if we 2400c jockeys stand to gain anything from
upgrading? And if so, has anyone figured out a way to get it to install (trying to
upgrade from 9.1 gave me the unsupported machine message)?
Thanks,
Gary
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Hi, Fellow Duo Users:
I've really gotten a lot of encouragement and useful information
from this list, since starting the project of resuscitating the Duo 210
that my daughter gave back to me. (I'd given it to her to start graduate
school, and its major accomplishment was being part of
Same thing here. Tried installing on my 2400/G3 320 and got the
message "This program cannot run on your computer." I guess we're
SOL on this update. The "Before You Install" file says it'll install
on any of the following computers: Power Mac G4, Power Macintosh G3,
PowerBook G4, Powerbook G
Thus wrote David H Finke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 11:03:16 -0500 (CDT)
> Subject: [Duo2400] battery types?
>
> I've been using the Duo only with the AC adapter, as the two
> batteries (model number M7782) seem dead... although showing a charge in
> the "battery" apple-
On Wed, Aug 22, 2001 at 11:03:16AM -0500, David H Finke wrote:
> Here's my question: I'm looking at a PowerBook Duo Type 3 Battery,
> Model M1499. They claim it can be used in any duo, though originally made
> for the color models. Is that true? Would there be any problem,
> mechanically
on 8/22/01 1:01 PM, Kris Feldmann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thus wrote David H Finke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 11:03:16 -0500 (CDT)
>> Subject: [Duo2400] battery types?
>>
[snip]
>> batteries. I might go with a new one, listed by a guy who specializes in
>> selling them
>Edgar wrote-
>Is it impossible to have two CD drives in a SCSI chain? Or will I
>have to look for a different driver?
If you are only using the CD-burner for burning, you should not use
any driver for the burner- it will show up as useable in Toast (for
burning) without a driver (as long as T
The MacResQ $20 logic board was an error. It is indeed a Duo Dock board.
I know because I "bought" it. I don't know why I chose it over the $100
2300 board listed on the same page.
-Mark
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On 8/22/01 8:44 PM, "Mark W Harpster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The MacResQ $20 logic board was an error. It is indeed a Duo Dock board.
> I know because I "bought" it. I don't know why I chose it over the $100
> 2300 board listed on the same page.
>
> -Mark
So it was a mislabeled product po
>On Wed, Aug 22, 2001 at 11:03:16AM -0500, David H Finke wrote:
>> Here's my question: I'm looking at a PowerBook Duo Type 3 Battery,
>> Model M1499. They claim it can be used in any duo, though originally made
>> for the color models. Is that true? Would there be any problem,
>> mechan
>> I recently added a CD-RW device to the SCSI chain of my
>> DuoDock (the CPU is
>> a 2300c / OS 8.1), which includes a 2GB HD in the dock,
>> an Apple 600e CD
>> drive and a Syquest 230 HD device. Being a TEAC product
>> not licensed by
>> Apple the CD-burner was only recognized after I added a
Well I did it, and it is up and powering the 2400 right now. I will de-breif
in detail when I send the pictures to Marc. A few details now though:
By far the most difficult step is getting the case open. The case is held
together with a tounge and groove joint. It is either welded with some sort
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