.
Opinions desired.
Thank you,
Jay
P.S. If he doesn't want it, I will offer it to the list, BUT THAT'S NOT
LIKELY. It's not up for bid either, so no offers please... just fare market
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Thanks for all the great help over the years
Enjoy your 2400's!!! (and Duos)
Keep the Faith
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I'd BET ANYTHING that it's the power adapter.
Jay
on 7/4/01 2:13 PM, Peter Liethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> At first I thought it was the power plug because my 2400 has slid off
> a chair, while pluged in, falling on it backside with the power port
> taking mos
No, unfortunately there isn't. There is a web site that is commonly used as
a resource at:
http://webobjects.uwaterloo.ca/mac2400/
Although, I think an FAQ for the list would be a fantastic idea.
Any takers?
Jay
on 7/1/01 12:09 PM, Tho X. Bui at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi y
I eventually got it down to a bit of a science. And yes, I've used
Card Support 1.2, 1.3, 1.4.1, 1.4.4, etc., etc. OS 8.6 thru 9.1.
My FINAL CardBus comments,
Jay
on 6/21/01 5:26 PM, pbjedi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> FYI, in our experience we have yet to come across a 2400 that wo
Here you go:
I57400H3AJN
Let me know the results.
Jay
P.S. I doubt MCE would tell you if it already did.
on 6/15/01 2:22 PM, Carlson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What's your serial #? I know we tried a few years back to track down serial
> numbers on this list to figure out
re
running.
Jay
on 6/21/01 8:41 AM, carrie isett at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need something called "ICAp;InternetConfigLib" in order to use my new
> Dreamweaver trial. It's saying I need to reinstall the system software
> to get this file back (i have no i
MCIA slots in their current
> notebook line.
No, but I tend to agree that it would be the limitation with C&SS 3, which
is what came with the 24/3400/Kanga. The 1400 isn't even worth discussing in
that right.
Cheers,
Jay
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Tim Seufert (A legendary lister - Hope I spelled it right) pointed out
a year or so ago.
Jay
on 6/16/01 6:29 AM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Not at all - Open Transport can deal with multiple interfaces, and
> has been able to for some time. The only issue is that Apple provides
>
ficult for you... Go for it!
Save your judgements for yourself.
Jay
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Can't have AppleTalk going out IrDA. Only ONE thing can communicate via IrDa
at a time, and you need it to be HotSync Manager,
J
on 6/15/01 7:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for the advice on Visor/2400 infrared communications. Still can't get
> it to work though.
No, as the 2400 can only handle one network interface at a time. It will not
recognize concurrently added interfaces.
Sorry,
Jay
on 6/12/01 4:53 PM, Tom Seid at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know one can use an airport ready equipped computer as an airport base
> station..I use the a
, HELO or RSET was temporarily rejected.
> 550 You (i.e. dns.smartworks.com.au) are not permitted to send mail from
> [203.34.184.99].
>
>
> Unsent message follows
>
>
> From: Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2001 00:31:55 +1000
> To: Gar
Version 5 is when the format changes. Anything before 5 can only open stuff
before 5. Anything after 5, can open anything created with ANY version after
5. In other words, there is a difference betweem 4 and 5, but not 5 and 6.
Jay
on 6/4/01 10:25 PM, Tom Rymes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Not genius level work, but thanks and it's been sent. If others want it,
please write me directly.
Cheers,
Jay
on 6/1/01 10:34 AM, Tom Seid at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is it possible to get a copy of this script Allie mentioned, perhaps from
> the genius who wrote it???
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rmed flawlessly on my 2400 was AirPort.
Jay
on 5/30/01 4:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ahemmm...
> That's why God invented PCMCIA...and why us 2400c users just slap in a USB
> card when we need it.
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The new iBook and PowerBook G4 have auto-sensing ethernet ports that can not
only identify 10 vs. 100Mbit, half vs. full duplex, but ALSO standard vs.
crossover. Crossover cables are NOT necessary with the new models.
Jay
on 5/30/01 5:08 AM, Michael Drabicki at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> D
I hope you don't plan on buying any NEW stuff...
J
on 5/29/01 5:45 PM, Alex at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> and who wants to switch over to usb when all my stuff is serial and adb
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I bought a 595A the same day I bought my PB back in 97. Worked like a charm
with every OS since!
Jay
P.S. The driver hasn't even been update. It came on the 8.1, 8.5 and 8.6
CD's as well! (v2.2)
on 5/27/01 9:28 PM, Jack Balauro at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anyone out there u
I've gotten it to work in a non-CardBus enabled setup. I've also gotten the
Ratoc CBFW2 card to work which was MUCH more reliable.
J
on 5/26/01 5:16 AM, Jack Balauro at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anyone tried using a Newer Firewire2Go PCMCIA Card in a Cardbus enabled
> 2400? I'm interested
I've always had flaky performance with those two types of devices. Try a
Nokia phone with IR (NOT a 51xx/61xx) and see how you go.
Jay
on 5/23/01 7:36 AM, Guenter H. Jekubzik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm happy to hear that some of you are using the IR-Port on the 2400. May
placement board from DT&T both
supported CardBus to the degree of using a MacAlly USB Card, Newer and Ratoc
FireWire cards. I had no modifications done either by myself OR MCE.
I think the majority of the silence related to the CardBus modification is
due to its true necessity.
My 2c,
Jay
-
You can use the Infrared control panel to switch to IrDA on the 2400.
IrTalk is discontinued (and sucks!)
J
on 5/18/01 6:46 AM, John Tree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I recently tried to send a file to a friends TiBook and failed as my IR is
> called IRTalk and his is called IRDA.
Wall Street or newer. With previous PowerBooks that do
have IrDA (2400,3400, Kanga), you are unable to use Ericsson and Motorola's
as they implement IrDA 1.1 and these models are forever stuck at IrDA 1.0
Jay
on 5/12/01 1:04 PM, John Balint at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is absolutely im
age recorded on older
> formats like VHS, 8mm and Hi-8, and convert it into editable DV footage, and
> then transfer the converted video to iMovie via the FireWire port on your
> iBook.
Jay
P.S. That's @ <http://www.apple.com/ibook/desktopmovies.html>
>> But two of the th
trigger just before the computer enters sleep mode.
This means my Eject USB script can be triggered right before your machine
falls asleep! Neato!
Jay
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Command-Shift-0
Add Control to the mix to just sleep the hard drive.
Jay
on 4/30/01 2:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I forget; is there a keyboard command to Sleep?
> Rarely (un-oftenly) the 2300 wakes up
> with a frozen trackpad. A sleep/wake
> command u
x27;t want it to auto-check mail, and
uncheck Send and Receive All. If you return to the original location, the
checkmark re-appears!
Jay
on 4/27/01 5:49 AM, Jerry Krinock at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I was not aware of this and would like to use it as you do, since I have
> different S
7.5.5? I'd stick with eMailer.
Jay
on 4/27/01 2:59 AM, Lewis S. Coleman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dear Jay,
>
> Your comments on Claris vs. OE were very interesting, especially the fact
> that microsoft has hired the entire Claris software development team! I use
>
rly identical, down to the keyboard shortcuts.
Don't like Microsoft? Don't use it. I laugh wholeheartedly at people who
tell me Netscape is a better browser and Emailer (or anything else) is a
better email client. Apple doesn't think so... And neither do I.
Apologetically,
Jay
on 4/
That is an ABSOLUTEL falsehood! Claris offers no more "idiot-protection"
than Outlook Express. You open a diseased attachment in either, you're in
the same trouble.
Please attempt to prevent your biases from giving misinformation. Especially
to newer users.
Jay
on 4/26/01 2:05
With rare exception, and that is with GeoPort (and maybe Express Modems)
which is a primarily software-based modem.
Jay
on 4/25/01 9:16 AM, Jerry Krinock at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jim,
>
> Sorry, processor speed will not affect modem speed.
>
> Jerry
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An area I've always had success as well.
Jay
on 4/24/01 12:21 PM, Scott Mugan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Gee, I can synch my Palm via IrDA
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free! Granted, I had a LOT of website, which are all made up of tiny <4k
files, but if you are loaded with bigger files, you will not notice as
dramatic an improvement.
PlusOptimizer is for optimizing.
Jay
on 4/24/01 10:45 AM, Gary Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, it doesn't t
Street and newer works
great!
CORRECTION!!! The Nokia's DO work fine with the 2400 in my experience. That
includes the 8210 (EU and Asia equivalent of 8290) and the 8250 (unique to
Euro and Asia) at least with ARA.
Jay
on 4/24/01 11:26 AM, ahclist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've batt
hrinking the footprint as the extra space around
the screen will no longer be there. I even feel potentially bad for getting
the TiBook so soon, after hearing about the potential size of the iBook.
Wait till May 1st, but no later.
Good Luck,
Jay
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Do it at night when you sleep. I wouldn't recommend ANY PowerPC computer
users format Mac OS Standard in this day and age. Extended rocks!
Jay
on 4/24/01 4:03 AM, rlf9 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Heck, it takes long enough as it is at 4K. I usually don't have all day!
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Jay
on 4/24/01 1:18 AM, Sidney Ho at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Unfortunately the Apple implementation of the
> IrDA protocol is apparently not fully standard
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bootable?
j
on 4/21/01 4:16 AM, Tom Ethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You can get Compact Flash Card adapters which will allow you to use them in
> the PCMICA slot and you can still use them for your digital camera. If you
> don't already have them for a digital camera they are fairly expensi
My personal philosophy is Alsoft only.
j
on 4/21/01 7:12 AM, Carlson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How about TechTool? No one has mentioned it and it seems to be a solid
> alternative to Norton. Works well for me.
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ust be installed and enabled in prefs)
Shift
Disables all extensions (a no-brainer, but figured I'd try to make this list
definitive)
That's all I can think of. Please feel free to add more if you know any.
Cheers,
Jay
on 4/21/01 2:40 AM, Peter Liethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
ou can find the same functionality in a
single card size PC Card (Type II)
I learned about the cards on the list. Perhaps someone knows where to get
them?
Good Luck,
Jay
on 4/20/01 2:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thankyou -- i will look into both these applications yo
Get yourself a small PC Card Hard disk, throw a small OS and those two apps
on it, and you've got the physically smallest boot disk available.
Jay
on 4/20/01 2:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am considering purchasing Norton Utilities 4.0 as well as Norton
&g
s I listed.
I'm running OT 2.6.3 with ARA 3.5 (the Server version that comes with OS 9)
Jay
on 4/19/01 6:19 AM, Sidney Ho at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jay is correct. I've done extensive mixing/matching in OS 8.6.
>
> I use OT 3.1.2 in OS 8.6--works fine with at least 5 differ
guration
(OTHER possible extension conflicts, incomplete OT, corrupted files, etc.)
I'm sure many other users on this list (specifically those using Apple's
AirPort software) are happily using more advanced version of OT on 8.6
beyond OT 2.0.3
Jay
on 4/18/01 9:07 AM, Jerry Krinock a
s-detailed) description of how to do this included
with every download of Apple's USB DDK.
Cheers,
Jay
on 4/11/01 1:35 AM, Tom Seid at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> go to version tracker and get tome viewer...it will let you open up the
> installer and put the 6 or so extensions in your
Pretty sure its Control-Command AND Option. It will beep if you have the
successful combo.
Jay
on 4/10/01 11:52 PM, Tom Rymes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you hold down the option key and open the chooser, the serial ports will
> be reset. It might be the command key, it might b
I think you're playing with fire by not doing the install properly.
my 2c,
Jay
on 4/10/01 8:59 PM, Michael J. Granado at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So what I did was SCSI Disk the
> 2400 to my desktop and installed the 8.5 CD that way.
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web), and then it mounts fine and works reliable until the next shutdown.
The Other Jay
on 4/10/01 12:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to use a macally usb card in my 2400. The card's specs say it's a
> 32 bit card
The Energy Save is merely an application for changing the settings. If the
Energy Saver control panel is NOT present, your energy saving settings are
still in effect based upon the last settings configured.
Jay
on 4/10/01 3:22 AM, Tom Colbert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But there is
s,
> availability, cost?
I have an Interware 400 MHz G3 that I purchased last year for approx. $2300
AU. No heat issues. If anything, its been cooler. I can't help you with
availability. Maybe Bill from MacsOnly can. And, no, I'm not interested in
selling it.
Good Luck,
Jay
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Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 18:22:28 +0100
To: Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Question on Power Manager
Dear Jay,
You will be pleased to learn that we have released DssW Power Manager 2.1.
Version 2.1 includes a system sleep trigger. This means that you can now
These are Finder crashes. Sometimes it crashes as soon as it launches again,
giving the affect you are seeing.
Maybe trash your Finder prefs or install a fresh finder.
j
on 4/5/01 9:58 AM, Corina at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have been having weird crashes lately on my 2400. I
nder the icon , which there should be if even only a
space, just copy and paste it into my eject script, in place of "USB".
> 2. The Farallon ethernet card icon when clicked now opens TCP/IP,
> instead of AppleTalk control panel.
That's really cool. I hadn't noticed that.
This email address is listed on the Mac2400 For Sale section.
That domain is invalid. Is the owner of this post on this list? If so, can
they reply to me personally with their correct email address?
Thanks,
Jay
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I've never had ANY of these problems... I think you're dealing with
conflicts.
Jay
on 3/24/01 6:48 AM, Glenn R. Fong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Lam: The first is our common mystery, and I also suspect IE but only when
> online. I also use IE offline, and never have the fr
There is a way to do SMTP AUTH with Emailer:
http://www.mythtech.net/baton.html/
Jay
on 3/23/01 11:06 AM, Mike Friese at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is pretty sad that Emailer is no longer supported. With the exception
> of HTML decoding and authenticated SMTP, it is awesome. I
MB loss from 8.6 to 9.x I found the
stability VERY unimpressive, and the speed noticeable slower. The only
benefit I found was the keychain, and that's because I regularly use 3 apps
that support it. But I'd trade re-typing in my passwords regularly for loss
of speed and stability anyday.
Get the updates from Apple.
2.0 to 2.0v2
http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n10221
2.0v2 to 2.0v3
http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n10219
Jay
on 3/23/01 10:04 AM, Chris Chow at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have been enduring a minor problem with the dates on
&
I would check the Date & Time control panel to see if you're set to use a
Network Time Server. If so, disabled that. If you don't use Folder Actions,
you can disabled that in extensions manager. Since you've never used the
Script Editor, its a safe bet you don't.
Jay
on
Its not the cause. The quick freeze is the solution
Jay
on 3/23/01 5:09 AM, Chromiums at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> I'll see if my turbo mouse (kensington) is the culprit
> too. If it is, I'll post it.
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Yeah, that's what I used to do.
thanks for a great explanation (as always)
Jay
on 3/23/01 4:48 AM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You can
> reset the ADB bus any time with a number of freeware utilities, of
> course, though it's a minor hassle to do that ever
e the list, or post it.
Jay
on 3/22/01 8:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a similar problem that just crept up recently. My 2400c/400 will just
> stop doing anything for about 20-30 seconds. And then start working again as
> though nothing happened. Some kind
When I used to use a Thinking Mouse from Kensington, after I slept and woke
up the PowerBook, I lost a lot of speed and the mouse didn't behave 100%. I
dabbled a bit with it after 8.6 and those symptoms no longer occurred.
Jay
on 3/22/01 4:38 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
Yes, it happens with 9. I implore you to just live with it. It is only 3-4
seconds and is beneficial if you have anything plugged into the ADB port.
Jay
on 3/22/01 11:40 AM, greg dougherty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jay-
> I find this temporary freezing very annoying. I might go back
You want Base64 Encoding, BUT
If it's a Mac specific file, you have to Binhex it.
If you have Stuffit 5 or higher, compressing it will be enough.
Jay
on 3/22/01 9:41 AM, Jack Corcoran at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Gang,
>
> I recently shifted fulltime to Claris E-Mailer
This is a good thing. The ADB port is re-initialized. Although they will
never say it, I believe this was intended to enabled Sleep-swapping of ADB.
I've done it since then and it works great!
Jay
on 3/22/01 8:53 AM, greg dougherty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Whenever I come out
I've been through two logic boards on my 2400/180, and FireWire and USB
cards have always worked....
Jay
on 3/22/01 6:06 AM, Gene Osburn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can you enlighten me here...? AFAIK, only the (Japanese) 240 MHz Comet
> actually had
> CardBus enabled, despi
Under the MacOS, PCMCIA is more of a bottleneck than 10Mbit ethernet, so
unless you have CardBus, 100 is a waste of time, effort and money.
Jay
P.S. To add more confusion, I'm the guy that believes EVERY 2400 has CardBus
with or without MCE (no offense intended)
on 3/21/01 3:54 PM, Tom Se
Yes, like ADSL modems and routers... (the intended use)
Jay
on 3/21/01 12:26 PM, Jake Luck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> if i am not mistaken, those are 10mbit cards, not 10/100.
>
> jake
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rockin' on. Same driver too! It's a PN595.
Jay
on 3/21/01 10:13 AM, Tom Colbert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just bought a perfectly good one directly from
> Farallon for $49.
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TomeViewer, and the installers problem isn't so much 9.0, but the hardware,
as I've tried again since installing 9.1 and it still won't.
Jay
on 3/15/01 12:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> but how did you install it?
> i thought the installer wouldn&
Up until recently, I had been running OT 2.6.2 (included with AirPort 1.2)
on my 2400 with OS 8.6 with no issues.
Jay
on 3/15/01 2:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i'm wondering if i can install OT from 9.04 or 9.1 but keep 8.6.
> installing all of the
This is an address that the Mac OS puts in the TCP/IP control panel if a
DHCP server is not found.
FYI,
Jay
on 3/15/01 12:53 AM, Tom Rymes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 169.blah.blah address
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Exactly. If you prefer, you can have the hang at Startup by disabling the
"Load Only When Needed" option in the Advanced settings of the TCP/IP
Control Panel.
Jay
on 3/14/01 1:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Could it be something to do with DHCP?
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The RoadRocket and any other video-oriented card will ONLY work in the
bottom slot as ONLY the bottom slot supports something called ZoomedVideo
which these card require. The same applies to the Capsure, Kritter, etc.
Jay
on 3/1/01 1:17 PM, Peter Liethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
Is the Serial Port Monitor enabled? Is it in your Startup Items?
Jay
on 2/26/01 9:14 AM, Chromiums at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sorry don't know the answer to that one, but I have a
> similar problem but with OS 9.04. Sometimes when it
> wakes up from sleep, it freezes. This
on 2/24/01 6:30 AM, Marc at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As for the Nokias, DeltaSigma confirms success with Nokia 8290, Jay
> with an 8250. I quote, "No special software required, just set the
> Modem control
> panel to Infrared port and the script to Nokia Infrared".
>
was rather difficult with 8.6, but
it does now work properly with FW 2.3.3, QT 4.1.2 and the newest drivers for
the card.
Jay
on 2/24/01 11:53 AM, Brian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> And if memory serves, I thought I remember someone on the list mentioning
> that they got the Newer FW2go
products.
Jay
on 2/22/01 4:09 PM, Sandy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> At 11:25 AM -0600 2/21/01, Kim Andersen wrote:
>> Re-reading Jim's post I realized he wants to use the localtalk port on the
>> 2300 to connect it to ethernet, NOT put a localtalk printer on his
de the MacIP packets coming in via the Printer Port
and send them via the Ethernet port onto the network and route the responses
back to the Duo.
Good luck,
Jay
on 2/22/01 4:11 AM, Scolman,Jim at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Good morning, thanks for the clarification, what I'm thinking
I've found any cellular data connections work best over the GSM Standard,
provided by VoiceStream or PacBell.
Jay
on 2/21/01 12:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What carrier do you use, I'm curious?
> I'm using Sprint and have been wanting a wire
This has been explained as the classic result of that situation, whether you
HAVE MCE Upgrade OR NOT.
To get the IXRoadRocket to work, a DIFFERENT CardBus (NOT PCMCIA) card must
be inserted, and then ejected, and THEN the RoadRocket can be inserted
without a crash.
Jay
on 2/20/01 4:49 PM
Ditto
j
on 2/20/01 4:07 PM, Spencer S. Chen, Esq at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mine worked without CardBus surgery. Just wish iMovie worked better on
> the 2400c. I'm using my FireWire-2-Go with a Sony PC100.
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What Card? Did you have the necessary drivers?
Jay
on 2/20/01 4:08 PM, Peter Liethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> TattleTech on my 2400c said the same thing as well, but when I put in a
> CardBus card, crash-ola!
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Has anybody ever had TattleTech tell them that CardBus ISN'T ENABLED?
Jay
on 2/20/01 4:04 PM, Jimmy Flores at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> snip
> I feel encouraged, though, about extending the life of my 2400, since last
> night I ran TattleTech, and it says my 2400 is already C
Use Essential PowerBook Strip as a tie-breaker
Jay
on 2/20/01 3:12 PM, Kim Andersen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have both Gauge Pro and Jeremy's Temperature CSM running on my 2400.
>
> Gauge Pro says 188 F and Jeremy says 149 F.
>
> Which one is considered
higher models and Palms)
Jay
on 2/20/01 2:07 PM, DeltaSigma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a Nokia 8290 with infrared. Works great with my 2400 (as well as my
> Palm IIIc). No special software is required, just set the Modem control
> panel to Infrared port and the script to Nokia
had a chance to test Nokia's
with PowerBooks, but they ALL work great with my Palm!!!
Jay
on 2/20/01 1:50 AM, Mark A. Kippert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Marc on 2/18/01 5:48 PM wrote:
>
>> Morning all.
>>
>> 2400 connection to ISP via cellphone, using infrared.
>
Not true. At least its not always necessary.
jay
on 2/18/01 1:12 AM, Dan Logan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When MCE do their Cardbus enabling, they also do something to this harware
> detection process, allowing use of the card...
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Change the "USB" to whatever the name of the FireWire card is when inserted.
Jay
on 2/14/01 9:15 AM, rlf9 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks, Ken. Now, how can I make this work with a firewire card instead?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
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I got a Communicard working with 8.6 by going back to version 1.x of the
driver. The newest version did not work for me either.
Jay
on 2/12/01 2:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The Dayna Communicard is no longer made or supported. I have version
> 2.3.1 of
Use the iMac Software Install CD. SHould work fine.
Jay
on 2/8/01 10:06 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In order to upgrade CodeWarrior, I may be forced to upgrade my 2400 with
> Interware G3 from OS 8.1 to 8.6. (From reading this list, I know I don't
> want
Nah, on there site, they refer to the fact that Mac OS 9.1 FINALLY enables
their product to work.
Jay
on 2/7/01 1:11 AM, chuck goolsbee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Try this link. supports cinema display as well !!!
>>
>> http://www.margi.com/products/displaytogo_4MB.html
Stick a CardBus card in it.
j
on 2/6/01 6:29 PM, Sandy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yeas, I'd like to know too, how you can tell whether your 2400 is
> cardbus enabled already. i bougfht mine at the very last months of
> distrubution, already deeply discounted at J&R. So I assume I have a
> "l
With my original 2400/180, it did, and since I have replaced my logic board,
it continues to, and I DO NOT have the MCE Cardbus Upgrade, but please do
not take that as absolute evidence. I have heard in the past, that the date
of production is relevant.
Jay
on 2/6/01 4:27 AM, Paul Miller at
umber is -1728. So I check to see if the error number is
anything else.. if so, I want to know, otherwise, it just ends the script
and continues restart or shutdown.
Jay
on 2/5/01 2:32 PM, Ron S at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jay,
> Would you mind sending me that script? I have the MacAlly US
The MacAlly works for me. Although, don't have it inserted at startup. I
just made a shutdown script that ejects it just in case.
The other Jay
on 2/5/01 1:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a USB card for my 2400? I have NOT upgraded t
Now Napster, but good call!
Jay
on 2/2/01 7:29 PM, John Tree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Also macster
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with that invisible system file on the Standard
partition.
Also, I'd try trusty Disk Warrior, maybe a Drive Setup "Update Driver",
resetting the PRAM, and last but not least, the backup, re-initialize and
restore.
Good Luck,
Jay
P.S. Disk First Aid 8.6:
http://asu.info.apple.com/sw
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