Thanks for the info.
I checked the sight and it says that it doesn't work with cardbus cards, but
perhaps they mean true cardbus computers...like the Pismo..
Tom
on 10/27/01 1:48 AM, snetsrak at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tom,
>
> Try Essex Portable Solutions, Inc. They had a PCMCIA Type II
Anyone have a OneWorld to sell? I would like to use it with my Duo.
Michael
on 10/26/01 1:07 PM, Tom Rymes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> PS: In case you are wondering, I am hoping to use this info to make a
> OneWorld usable in a windows environment. If anyone needs software for a
> OneWorld,
I recently bought a batch of older PowerBook's from a NW defense
contractor, in the lot was a 2400c and a docking station. I've never paid
much attention to that model.
Instantly I was in love with the size of the little creature and the 180
speed seems adequate for a lot of uses.
By the time I
Tom,
Try Essex Portable Solutions, Inc. They had a PCMCIA Type II to Type III
adaptor that allows a Type III card (Video accelarator) to fit in the
lower Type II slot, freeing up the upper slot for ethernet card, etc.
They should still carry these. [EMAIL PROTECTED], www.goessex.com
KenK
Power Macintosh Upgrade Card part M2843LL/A For Macintosh Quadra 610, 650,
700, 800, 900, 950, Centris 610, and 650. I can't find the info on Apple
site at this moment but the PowerPC 601 processor runs at double the stock
CPU speed. So a Centris 610 running at 20MHz would give you a 40MHz 601.
Can you be more descriptive of them? What's the actual product name? And,
how much do you want for one?
Terry
> I've got too much to get rid of as well. I have 2 like new in box powerPC
> upgrade card for Centris and Quadra. It even have the PDS adapter and
extra
> hardware for the 610 and ma
Some time ago somebody mentioned a gadget to extend the pc card slot on a
2400 to enable using a road rocket and another card simultaneously...sound
familiar to anybody out there?
Thanks in Advance
Tom
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> You think YOU have too much stuff ?! Aye, I must have 25 computers !!!
I've got too much to get rid of as well. I have 2 like new in box powerPC
upgrade card for Centris and Quadra. It even have the PDS adapter and extra
hardware for the 610 and manuals. Only thing's missing is the System 7
Thanks. :-) I guess the FPU wasn't a good example. I think the MMU ran at
1/2 also... Maybe someone with the tech specs on the 040 can tell us exactly
what is clock doubled and what isn't...
Terry
> Or even not present at all. The Duo 280 has a cheap version (aka LC or
Low
> Cost) that has no
>Hi folks:
>
>
>I'll also consider a nice Duo 280 or 280c if someone really wants to trade
>for something below.
>
>
>I have the following that I can give in trade:
>1.) Cash (if you don't want anything else)
always good
>3.) Duo 2300 with a bad backlight/garbled video on the LCD (works in d
> Unfortunately, your argument is too simple. There are many parts to a CPU.
> I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that the FPU is one of the parts of an
040
> that isn't clock doubled... Or, to be more precise, it runs at 1/2 CPU
> speed...
Or even not present at all. The Duo 280 has a cheap versi
Oh So True !!
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To: "Duo/2400 List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 1:36 PM
Subject: [Duo2400] Re: Track ball
> This is one of the things I love about the list. Where else could you read
>
> > From: Sebastian Webster <[EMA
Everything on the Newer docks except the ethernet works without a
driver. You can get the driver from their website:
http://newertech.technojunkie.org/software/software/files/ethertech.hqx
Incidentally - I noticed that the website says, "As of December 27,
2000, Newer Technology has shut its do
Where can I find drivers for a Newer Tech ethernet microdock? I laid my
hands on one for my Duo 2300c but it doesn't show up at all when I boot
with it attached. I assume that means I need to load some drivers?
Thanks,
jcastle
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Hi folks:
I am looking for a Newer Technology Ultradock 16sce, the one with Ethernet.
I am also looking for a "Mac Opener." (The long-handled tool for opening
classic macs, such as the SE/30)
I'll also consider a nice Duo 280 or 280c if someone really wants to trade
for something below.
I hav
This is one of the things I love about the list. Where else could you read
> From: Sebastian Webster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If you have a pair of thin needle-nose pliers you can probably also get it
off, but be careful not to scuff up the plastic.
about a 10 year old computer and know there were
somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 10/25/01 7:06 PM, the entity
known as Andrew W. Hill transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> Although it helps to be able to read Japanese (which I dont).
>
> If you need it translated badly I can attempt to make a poor attempt at
> transla
Unfortunately, your argument is too simple. There are many parts to a CPU.
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that the FPU is one of the parts of an 040
that isn't clock doubled... Or, to be more precise, it runs at 1/2 CPU
speed...
Terry
> I don't buy your argument. The entire CPU in an 040 IS
There's 10 Duo 230s on ebay if anyones interested, I would be but the
shipping would add loads to the price for a UK delivery.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1289572979
Tom
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I was wondering what format GlobalFax Files are stored in. Can they be
converted using Graphic Converter?
Thank you,
Tom
PS: In case you are wondering, I am hoping to use this info to make a
OneWorld usable in a windows environment. If anyone needs software for a
OneWorld, let me kno
At 8:46 PM -0700 10/25/01, Andrew W. Hill wrote:
>The 68040 chip is -internally- clock doubled. The externalish parts run
>at 33MHz, but some internal units run at double speed. In my opinion,
>this makes it a 33MHz computer. This is different to say a 3400/240.
>That has a 240MHz CPU on a 40MH
Well, thought I'd update since it's potentially more interesting. It is
indeed a set of 7 Powerbook Duos, 4 250s and 3 280cs, with a 520c thrown in
as an oddball. Along with that is about a dozen or dozen and a half type
three batteries, some even seem to hold a charge. The Duos all work great
(do
on 10/26/01 John Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My poor 2400 is in quite a fit. It toggles between the green light of death
> and the click of death upon resetting the power manager. I have followed
> Sidney Ho's instructions on reviving such 2400s to no avail. I have held
> the power ma
Hello Everyone
I am still looking for a duo mini dock preferably the full micro dock (with
all the regular powerbook ports ), or the ethernet/adb dock . or even
the SCSI dock
Please let me know if you have one , and how much you would like
Cheers
Carlos
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Thanks , a careful application of brute force did it.
Snip
>> Hello list,
> forgive a silly question, but how do you remove a duo 280 trackball?? to
> clean the rollers...the ring round the ball (KB side of case) has no
obvious
> clips
>
> Sebastian
Sometimes it can be a huge pain, but you do ha
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