u need it - send messages in plain text. That's assuming Outlook
even lets you do that nowadays (I guess we should be thankful we're not
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>> IIRC the files there that are labled as being updaters are actually the
>> full installer.
They are updaters and won't install without the 2.5 software in place;
however, you can use Tomeviewer to extract all the files you need.
>I have GV GlobalFax 2.5.5 if you need it. There is also a liste
>Well, the control planel is obvious, and I put the .DD driver in the
>extensions folder, but that didnt do it, either.
AFAIR the control panel doesn't actually do anything more than provide a
test confirmation that the interface is present with a cable attached. It
contains no INIT code, so it do
he initial query about a darkening 280c. Entirely different
phenomenon from the screen corners, of course.
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to affect monochrome active matrix
screens like the 280, 250, and probably 540. That said the machine I'm
looking at has a fairly advanced case of it and it's still not a problem.
You just don't notice it much.
> I'm sort of tossing between the 280c and a 540c...
Wel
5 (which is small, but requires 7.5.3).
In other words, the CD is pretty much worthless whether it installs or not.
Hope you didn't pay a lot for it.
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resolved either by swapping device order and cabling, or giving up in
frustration. ;) Thank goodness for Firewire...
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lf to arrange a wall socket, cables and tape
recorder, but a higher quality/more technically elegant solution
would be nice, and good to have all ready for the next time.
Other problem? Audio piece is only available till Monday.
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now, and things have
been going much more smoothly. iCab still crashes
occasionally if I interrupt a download or something,
but it works fine as long as I just let it go through
its paces. Thanks for the help, Marc!
Peter,
iCab must have seen me writing to you - just after that have had a
rash of iCa
ot;MacTCP DNR" file out of the system folder whenever
things get a bit unstable, and quiting from iCab whenever I have
finished using it.
My two bits.
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the To: header and just send it to them. No need to put it out to the entire
list if it's not really germane. Sometimes this step can also avoid
embarrassment. ;)
My tired eyes thank you (and other people's too, I'll bet).
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27;t really an "of death"
syndrome, but rather pretty much what's supposed to happen when the 2400
can't retain it's Power Manager code. There probably isn't any underlying
hardware issue (save the incipient ones that I believe may affect all 2400s,
but you can
be steady-on any time the computer is
off (unless it loses all power of course, including the backup battery).
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swapping I/O boards, over
and above the usual comments regarding general 2400 disassembly?
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differences might reflect the LCD sandwich coming unglued in differing ways.
Or it could just be grues. Tiny grues, turning out the lights.
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Shall check more carefully tomorrow if I get into town.
The quality of the audio IN on the 2400 might remain the stumbling
block though.
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Dear Gurus,
How do I get an analog stereo signal into the 2400?
Donald
26 Jan 2003 10:51
hi,
to get convert vinyl lps into digital you will need...
RDX
You have to just love this list!
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> And, using WEP lowers the wireless
> connection's signal strength, at least according to monitoring software.
> Why should that be?
It shouldn't, and probably isn't - more likely it's an artifact of the
monitoring software (or the driv
er link speeds and with heavier traffic.
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makes the digest form of the mailing list nearly unreadable.
You're not the only offender on this list, but you're the most recent one. ;)
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Which are the exact components, I have an archive of my 9.2.2 systems
and I want to grab everything I need.
Thanks
Larry
That would be exactly the point of compiling the list first!
Larry, watch this space...
Ralph, if this gets a bite or two... I'll gather, you host?
Marc
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y to hurt, though. You can also
try other subsystems, like all of Open Transport and Remote Access. Just make
sure you get everything (ie. try not to mix different versions of closely
associated extensions), and hold onto the old versions in case some weird
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and then realize they don't remember all the custom additions made
over time to their system folder. A sort of "What, why, where from"
thing.
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(even the OS) and the like are all at the highest layer. Disk First Aid or
Norton Utilities mostly work with filesystems (they use "directory damage"
as a synonym for "filesystem corruption"), occasionally fixing partition
table problems. The o
WHERE WE ALL 'WERE'
Last posting of this, I promise.
Thought I'd get this out before a number amongst us jump off to new toys.
Thanks for participating.
1 1%Australia
3 4%Belgium
1 1%Brandy
2 3%Brazil
1013%Canada
1 1%Finland
1 1%France
suspect the new machine will generate far more traffic than the
legacy machines, and that if combined, you will in the end need to
separate at some point.
Possibly a note at the beginning of each list's digest referencing
the other one.
Regards,
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Subject: [Duo2400] Re: Expanding the list -- not closing it.
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Hi, ListMom here...
Regards,
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Australia
dougrosser@...
Belgium
koen@...
sdebele
WHERE WE ALL ARE
Well, it's been fun. But interest has tapered off, so I'll post an
edited list of those who participated and if it's important to you,
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I'll post one last time after that.
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1 1%Au
n Apple PC card extension, which I don't seem
to have in the extension folder - may be the reason.
Question also of an "eject script" before shutdown, which I do have
archived. Can forward that and the above 1.3.5 if necessary. ( latter
called "USB Card Support 1.3.5.smi&q
WHERE WE ALL ARE
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1 1%Australia
3 4%Belgium
2 3%Brazil
6 9%Canada
1 1%Finland
1 1%France
5 7%Germany
1 1%Hong Kong
1 1%
he ads on that other site?
But want all the images on the news one?
And maybe...
Want the links only underlined on that odd site?
And text made more visible on the one with the funny background?
Well, iCab can do it.
That aside from the fact that iCab has real people you can talk to behind it
WHERE WE ALL ARE
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as this is a little off-topic)
1 1%Australia
3 4%Belgium
2 3%Brazil
6 9%Canada
1 1%Finland
1 1%France
5 7%Germany
1 1%Italy
1 1%Jap
'who is
where', of those interested in participating. Might be useful
resource to those looking for a local enthusiast. (ex: Just
discovered lister up the road from where I am)
Merry festivities to all,
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2%Japan
2 3%Mexico
1 2%Russia
2 3%Spain
1 2%Sweden
711%UK
3048%USA
63 respondents (31 new ones)
56% from North America
32% from Europe
32% from non-anglophone countries
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52%USA
31 respondents (16 new ones)
66% from North America
26% from non-anglophone countries
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probably with reduced actual colour depth - less of those
ambiguous "thousands" to play with ;).
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I'll add whatever else gets sent and repost.
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I'll tally up what I receive, and post back to the list.
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International net! The more the merrier, and the better off we all
are.
My two cents, one UK penny, treize centimes, couple of Yen...
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n the area,
wet it with WD-40 and leave it in place for a while. After some time
you'd usually find it all easy to wipe off.
** BUT ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE PARTICULAR CLEANER YOU ARE USING DOES
NOT AFFECT THE PLASTIC BY TRYING IT ON A HIDDEN CORNER FIRST! **
Good luck.
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Just wanted to congratulate you on a wonderful welcome to a new
member of the list. Welcoming, informative, and helpful stuff.
Reckon you should post this letter to the site, as a standing welcome
to all new owners.
Bravo.
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The speed when reading is as good as or faster than retrieving pictures
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> Needed f/a PowerBook 2400c w/a Sony PRD-650 CD player. iTunes
> v 2.04 w/Mac OS 9.1 won't Import correctly, so I'm seeking another app
> that will encode properly. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
SoundApp is free and will extract CD audio. The best choice, however, is
probably Toast Aud
>Is there a way to have my duo's appletalk set back to ethernet before
>sticking it in the dock, after it has been set to the serial port
>outside the dock? Maybe applescript would do it on startup?
You could use the Location Manager to do this (OS 7.6.1 and up) with the
startup hot key option, bu
Friend's Wallstreet no longer under warranty.
Dead to the world. Needs diagnosis/repair.
As to repair options - any recommended UK centres? May have to be DT&T.
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>I stand corrected.
Well actually you were right that v.34 supports a 19.2 speed; it's just not
the same protocol as the one defined in v.32ter. It would be difficult to
have made it work, since the handshake for v.34 is necessarily different
from v.32 (or any of the other standards that came befo
>I have used both the 14.4 Express Modem and the 19.2 Global Village
>modem in my 280c and I never really noticed any difference in speed.
>The 19.2 will only connect at 14.4 as it's higher speed is a
>non-standard protocol.
Right. I don't think I've ever actually seen a 19.2 (v.32ter) connection
> I have a Duo Dock II and I'd like to add a real SCSI port, DB-25.
In truth the DB-25 port on old Macs and Amigas was never a "real" SCSI port;
it was an unfortunate hack by Apple before the SCSI standard was fully formed.
If you want to replace the HDI-30 connector with something more standard,
artup, and SCSI mode to another - nothing.
Power present enough to eject PCMCIAs with speaker pop, and after
overnight unpowered, unhealthy 2 second wirrr from (fan?) in back
left corner - I/O failure?
Any off list assistance much appreciated.
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while swapping batteries to avoid shutdown/restart delays.
How do you guys do the swap?
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eover?
Seem to remember a gadget in my PowerBook 160 days, that was simply a
9v battery attached to a power cord plug. You'd temporarily attach to
power socket of powerbook, then swap batteries in sleep.
Any comments?
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>For anyone interested in monitoring battery performance,
>Battery Amnesia is better that BR for precisely the reasons Bob F
>cites: More information and functionality on early Duo models.
>
>While it may not be earth-shaking software, BA is good and does
>what it promises on a variety of legacy
nel in the "Control Panels"
folder, and restart.
If anyone knows of a better way to temporarily disable this control
panel, please say so, as above is a little time consuming.
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>Aw shucks, Marc. BatteryAmnesia was written to run on every PB after the
>100, and years before Battery Recondition finally made its first
>appearance IIRC. It does no less than BR and doesn't need to be plugged
>in to work properly. It is also faster than BR. Try it if you
>> Battery Recondition only runs on later Duos (270 on I think) and you have
>> to make sure you have the right version for your Duo model and OS revision
>> - if you get the wrong one it won't launch or won't actually run down the
>> battery even though it appears to be working.
>
>Is there a tab
>Instead of Battery Recondition, try out Jeremy Kezer's superior shareware
>($10 registered) BatteryAmnesia program. It first discharges the battery
>much more fully, giving you more runtime afterward.
I don't know where this myth got started, but Battery Amnesia doesn't do a
better job than Appl
>I've read the japanese pages (translated) about how to cardbus enable
>my powerbook.
>But, I'm still confused.
>Do I cut BOTH the yellow wires, or just the long one?
One for each slot, upper and lower. You could cut just one if you wanted to
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>I doubt that this method works with
>a European 2300, because the RJ 11 socket is only at the end of that DAA
>device, which apparently contains part of the modem hardware, not just some
>pin-switching gear. Would like to give those alligator clips a try, though.
I *think* at some point someone
>In this case, we're talking permanent, albeit mild.
I'm not sure if you're talking about the darkening corner issue here, or
the "burn-in" of a long-displayed image like the menu bar. As I noted
before, they appear to be different things.
The former does seem to reflect a permanent and ongoing
>Looking really closely at my 250's screen, I think it's even worse than
>that. Before the menu bar comes up, I *swear* I can see a ghost of the
>Apple from the Apple menu. If so, it's the first time I've ever seen an
>LCD with screenburn.
No reason why you shouldn't - all LCDs get burn-in, but i
This is a waaay too FAQ, and often an incorrectly answered one. Hopefully
this will answer it:
>> I have 8.6 on my 2300c, it only has a regular modem control panel.
>
>Aha. I see well yeah, the earlier OS's had the Express Modem Control
>panel.
The Express Modem (aka Apple Telecom) softw
>Needed to turn off WEP on my Base station to get my silver orinoco card to
>work...does it REALLY matter...is anyone really capable of seeing my
>transactions, are they really interested?...or is WEP really for big biz,
>etc.??? Should I worry? Opinions???
WEP is flawed by design, as you may kno
d...
Edgar continued,
>...translate his name into Latin: Horch! (Listen!) = Audi...
Off topic, and entertaining breath of fresh air.
Makes you wonder who really is part of this list.
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PowerBook G3 (Wall Street model)
connected via USB
All that change was the US state!
Any of you seen this before?
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Marc
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"Turbochared Touring Roadster" for those that were not con
er at any time, including when many appear in the chooser.
Any of you seen this before?
Regards,
Marc
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>Ditto. I must have enough spare parts for a 280c. Heck I think I can build
>one running completely off the RAM drive (no HD at all) for maximum
>quietness.
The 270c would use less power, particularly with processor cycling (which
doesn't work on the 68040). The FPU is a bit of a waste, unless
Regarding my earlier note that Linux oughta run on a 68LC040 - well it oughta,
but it might not. :) It depends on the machine, or more specifically on the
particular CPU revision:
>If you have one of these chips, you may have a defective one that does not
>support any kind of FPU (floating-point
e shown tape method, and similarly, other
cables finishing methods.
And of course anything else you reckon needs showing.
Same goes for the text.
Best of luck,
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>I'm "upgrading" my Duo280 to become a Duo270 for Linux. Gonna paint
>the case black, paint a penguin on the lid, take it to my CS lectures
>and get the geeks all excited about it, then tell em its a Mac...
>should be fun.
Unless you have a computational need for intensive floating point,
the 2
>Thought I had this solved but
>
>OS 9.1
>iTunes 2.04
>Authoring Support 1.1 loaded via Tomeviewer. (wondering if I got all
>the pieces in the right places)
>- Extensions in Extension Folder,
>- Drivers, etc. placed in Authoring Support Folder in Extensions folder.
>
>Music CD loads and plays
>I will not laugh out loud Nope Nope Not laugh!
>Don't kid yourself it can be done easier than your think
Among other consulting, I do real enterprise-level network security
for a living. Ivan gave a *very* good and accurate summary, and I
would refer anyone who's interested in the subject ba
ested in the 2400 traffic?
Is this automatic?
Just a thought,
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use doesn't really affect the core issues like PMU and PC card
support, which are all addressed in the kernel. X might be a bit
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>>Duo/2400 List Digest #3137
>>Date: Sun, 2 Jun 2002 08:00:02 +0100
>>
>>Morning all, on a glorious Devon (UK) dawn.
>>
>>Having sorted out both FireWire and USB PC cards, been trying to
>>instal La Cie's CDRW bundled
>The Duo can charge the battery internally but you do need the Duo to be on.
>The external battery charger can charge 2 batteries and can charge it
>without the Duo.
The Duo doesn't need to be on to charge the battery - it will recharge as
long as the Duo is plugged in, whether running, asleep, o
objects.uwaterloo.ca/mac2400/Repair_Power%20Supply/repair_poweradapter.html
May do the job, and would certainly be the cheapest option.
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>Thanks, that makes the 230 the best option for text processing on the bus.
Unless you can swing a 250, which should get nearly the same battery
runtime with a crisper screen.
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always compare the connectors on the 280 board and 230 screen and see
if they're the same. If it physically fits you can even try firing it
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to the 640x480 active-matrix colour screens on the 270c
and 280c. In practice this doesn't matter much except for the
occasional arcade game. The benefit of being able to work in bright
sunlight makes it more than worth it most of the time.
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allation dialog that immediately disappears
suggests it was looking for something - "searching hard drive..."
2400/180 48M+v/6G
MacOS 8.6
Calls/email to both LaCie and Roxio (Toast) not much help.
Anyone here succeeded in similar circumstances? Any suggestions?
Regards,
Marc
>Only onto a 2300 (which will use ANY Duo screen). The 280 screen is an
>active screen vs. passive on the 230/250 series.
I see this error a lot, perhaps because there are relatively few 250s out
there. The 250 does have an active-matrix screen, but I believe it may use
a different connector fro
>> Gotta use a hubmy Duo and the iMac coexist nicely on a network, but
>> not directly. It is the way the iMac senses speed for the network
>> connection.
>
>I second this, but it is the Asante that doesn't play well with the
>iMac, not the other way around. I have the same problem with the
>
e to sit in.
Planning on being up in London at some point over the next three
weeks. Can work around your dates a little bit.
Appreciate it if can be kept in the picture.
Marc (Devon)
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>As an aside, I had an exchange with fellow lister Marc from Devon,
>UK about FireWire cards on the 2400c not long ago. If we ever get to
>write something helpful and tidy enough, we will offer it to Ralph
>Mawyer for inclusion in the 2400c site.
>Jose Antonio Alvarez Dios
The word is getting out - grab any spare 2400s you need quick!
Marc
http://www.macopinion.com/columns/roadwarrior/02/04/02/index.html
I think it is one of the coolest PowerBooks ever...
...The 2400 is one of the most interesting PowerBooks ever,
relatively rare
waiting to be loaded. Await the lists comments
before I do.
IE5 seems better behaved than most in typical use. Can't yet comment on 5.1
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>I plan on writing applescripts for Volume up and down, and having them
>set off by F10 and F11, mute for F9.
>Aqua
Seem to remember an fkey of the sort existed already. Not sure if
those fkey elements work in OS9 though.
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inued. "Many users saw it as the first
Mac made for Japanese people. They went crazy for it. They
started the culture of tuning up their machines and decorating
their machines."
That us they're talking about - brings a tear to your eye.
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Morning all,
About to compile a page of info that Ralph Mawyer is willing to post
on mac2400 as a general reference to future 2400ers. Appreciate your
input.
Was about to summarize recent off-list exchanges regarding making USB
and Firewire PCMCIA work on the 2400 to post back to the list.
S
ort
6.4.4 LaCie USB Support 8.6
If you do tinker, and can get a little redundancy figured, do tell.
Hope it helps,
Marc
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e map?
Could all remain quite anonymous, we seem a trusty bunch. Then again,
maybe limiting it to the email addresses registered on the list.
Just early morning thoughts.
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Nice to see these old machines still appear in the wider world. Check
out the following and note the brackets in the "Bottom Line" section.
: ) You're good to us, Remy.
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