Greetings, James:
If you have enough RAM to spare, or can boot well enough to set up
virtual memory, you might try removing the memory module. If you can
then boot reliably, the problem should be isolated to the memory
module. Might be easier to get memory replaced than service in
Meherabad.
I
On 5/25/02 7:20 AM, Michael Bryan Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One big help for me in avoiding the grease marks on screen is the handle I
put on. (Ti Book handle, or Tilt-n-tote pr spmething like that.) I never am
tempted to pick the machine up squeezing the top, and there is no pressure
I'm astonished to hear this--you're using OS X, right?
No, I'm using OS 9. Experimented a bit with OSX, and don't like it
that much, and have lots of legacy apps that I am not yet willing to
part with, and am getting, as I mentioned, greatly improved stability
just from the HARDWARE
I suppose the thread is in the archives, but there was a brief exchange on
this topic several months ago. I followed some of the advice (having
experienced the same skipping DVD problems), and although I can't remember
what it was, whatever I did, it worked. I can now watch a full DVD w/o it
According to the user's manual, the Wallstreet won't run with the lid
closed.
--
JSH
Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 10:04:36 -0500
Subject: Wallstreet in Clamshell Mode?
From: bobshutts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello List Members:
I see that the Ti Book can be put
In a message dated 5/23/2002 11:14:45 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The weirdest thing is before I bought my TiBook, all I heard is how
good the units were. After I received it, then I mistakenly went on
the Apple forum site and man. I've never seen so many problems
with an Apple
To Dawn at SmallDog, and to everyone else on the list who has kindly
expressed concern about my TiBook:
I had no idea my initial post would cause such misunderstandings, and
I am very sorry. That will teach me to proofread emails more
thoroughly before I hit the send button.
I have bought
On Saturday, May 25, 2002, at 09:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can you tell a Rev. A from a Rev. B in the Titanium powerbooks?
Visually, they're about the same. The PowerBook G4 Titanium (which
everyone refers to as Rev A) has vent slots in the middle of the rear
panel, between all
On 5/25/02 6:07 AM James Cox edified us all by writing:
mb module (Siemens) with another module? Can I substitute a 128 mb module
for the 64 and keep the lower 32 in place? 160 mb would be more than
enough for me.
It should work fine, so long as your 32MB module isn't faster than the
128MB
I haven't had many problems playing dvds with OS 9.1 on my Pismo. I've only
had one disk play oddly toward the end. Otherwise, it has worked well. My
sister has a Cube running 9.1, and it plays dvds without problems.
Peter
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
I could hardly ever get DVD's to work
On Saturday, May 25, 2002, at 10:57 AM, Peter S. Kim wrote:
I haven't had many problems playing dvds with OS 9.1 on my Pismo. I've
only
had one disk play oddly toward the end. Otherwise, it has worked well.
My
sister has a Cube running 9.1, and it plays dvds without problems.
I had
on 25/5/02 13:07, (G-Books) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: Re: small dog on the ball
Well then,
That deserves an apology on my part to the people at SmallDog. I
apologize for any hurt feelings that I may have caused. It's amazing the
people you meet on this forum. It's also
Hi,
I have recently purchased a G3 Lombard 333MHz/64MB(but putting in and
additional 256MB) and would like to upgrade it to play DVDs. Can anyone advise
me as to what upgrades I will need and where they can be purchased?
Thanks,
Kevin
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
This is the cheapest I know of a dvd upgrade. ($200)
http://store.yahoo.com/smartdiskstore/dvdupgrade.html
-Thomas
Hi,
I have recently purchased a G3 Lombard 333MHz/64MB(but putting in and
additional 256MB) and would like to upgrade it to play DVDs. Can anyone
advise
me as to what
At 6:20 AM -0500 5/25/02, Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
I laughed out loud when a friend bought the protector I use from OWC, and
started using it. He keeps it in a sleeve within another messenger style
bag, with not much weight pressing against it but you cant help it sometimes
if you set your bag
Neatest thing,
I downloaded Pivot Pro's MacPortrait 6.x recently, a thirty day trial
period of the software program. This program allows you to use your
powerbook in portrait mode. Obviously, you have to set the PB on it's
side to use this. It Works! It places a icon on the menu bar to select a
Dear Paul,
Did a quick search under 'Halliburton' The Zero Z7 cases are aluminum
and moistureproof. It's briefcase with shoulder strap. But there is
another (Trager Computer Transporter) that is a hardsided sleeve, Just
holds the PB. The company is called eBags.
URLS:
On Saturday, May 25, 2002, at 09:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can you tell a Rev. A from a Rev. B in the Titanium powerbooks?
Visually, they're about the same. The PowerBook G4 Titanium (which
everyone refers to as Rev A) has vent slots in the middle of the rear
panel, between
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