I am trying to install a 256 Mb RAM on the lower slot of a
PowerBook Wallstreet (second generation, I think), which already has a
128 Mb on the upper slot.
But when I switch the machine on again, Apple system profiler
(either on OS 9 or X) only detects 256 Mb... Until now, I
I had to have the trackpad on my Pismo replaced at some point because the
cursor would become crazy, even after I would clean it. Now, it's a bit
better. However, from time to time, it seems that the trackpad isn't fixed
properly to the top case as when I press it, I can feel it goes down a bit,
This is my configuration (128 bottom/256 top) on my
300Mhz WS - works fine.
- Jeff Lentz
--- Andrew Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to GURU the max capacity of the lower slot
is 128, The top
slot will take 256
I am trying to install a 256 Mb RAM on the
lower slot of a
What you are describing, has been explained to me as a natural process of
DVDs. It was explained to me like this. DVDs can have multiple layers. At
some point, the laser has to switch layers. It is at this point that the
pause occurs. The fact that it's at the same place every time suggests
Given that a few different drive mechanisms were available in these
modules, do you know if the several dozen dead drives (sddd) are of
the same model? Apple system profiler should cough up the pertinent
info under the devices and volumes tab. (guessing, my drive is at
home)
Furthermore,
Furthermore, could it be that the corpses are the result of attempts
to defeat the DVD region system? Several hacks are out there
Doubtful- I've cracked just about every drive I've owned due to my gf being
from australia.
It's really pretty harmless if you get your update from a reliable
The majority of the dead drives are the LG (DRN8080B), which are pretty
worthless units, in general..
Thanks,
David
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Lexington, SC 29073
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I had seriously considered doing that but then remembered that nobody had
done that for my 48th. So there! (Or, maybe we get 'em on our 50th?)
Greg
From: makmac [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 10:54:32 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Asked my Dad while he was still 69 what he wanted for his 70th. A Jaguar
XKE, was his reply, and I'd be willing to take delivery early, he added
helpfully. So I sent him one, Matchbox-sized of course, and asked him if the
color was OK.
Greg
From: Sue Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I need some other input. My Pismo, 9.1, 400Mhz, 384RAM, is pinking in the
corners of the screen, and has been since the beginning of the year. It
hasn't gotten too much worse, but... The local Apple shop advises moving to
a new iBook, rather than replacing the screen. I'm not against either
Any comment from other Pismo owners?
I've been using this Pismo for over two years. No problem with track pad at
all. Much better than pad on 540 or 190cs. The 190 broke and I had to go
to using a mouse.
I love my Pismo and wish that some one would specify how I could fit another
hard
Any comment from other Pismo owners?
I bought my Pismo/500 when they first came out, and I've had no problems
at all (except the key-impressions on the screen). The only bad thing
is, she's missing three of her rubber feet. I use my PowerBook
everyday. She's on for 10 hours a day, survives a
--- Andrew Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to GURU the max capacity of the lower slot
is 128, The top
slot will take 256
Andrew
Here is what I was told:
From: Shane Buehn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello
Your computer can actually take 512MB. You will need a low profile and a
high profile
On 7/16/02 12:39 PM Frank Cornew edified us all by writing:
Given that a few different drive mechanisms were available in these
modules, do you know if the several dozen dead drives (sddd) are of
the same model? Apple system profiler should cough up the pertinent
info under the devices and
I have cable modem at home office now, but am interested in a cheap
(preferably with local access nationwide ) ISP for occasional travel. I
saw one pay-as-you-go one at Staples (buy a CD-ROM and then replenish
the minutes as with a phone card) but it doesn't work with Macs (nor do
they plan
Hello list .. I've been a long time Mac guy (1985) well I just ordered a
TiBook. 667/combo/alrady ordered RAM so that I'll have the 1GB :-) I've
been long on the iMac list (I have a Rev A) and I hope to get a lot of info
from this list too.
--
Robert G Easton
Bad spellers of the world
Am 17.07.2002 3:37 Uhr schrieb David Stephenson unter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have cable modem at home office now, but am interested in a cheap
(preferably with local access nationwide ) ISP for occasional travel. I
saw one pay-as-you-go one at Staples (buy a CD-ROM and then replenish
the
Where is said warcalking website?
or is my best alternative to buy a Wi-Fi card and
look for warchalking signs on the sidewalk?
Definetely not. If you go to the warchalking website, you'll see that ONE
man has signed out his airport network this way. I don't think this will
stick around
Am 17.07.2002 5:55 Uhr schrieb Ryan Coleman unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Where is said warcalking website?
or is my best alternative to buy a Wi-Fi card and
look for warchalking signs on the sidewalk?
Definetely not. If you go to the warchalking website, you'll see that ONE
man has signed
Hard to believe that no one has wrote anything about this yet.
I downloaded it as soon as it was available (I wore a hole in my Refresh
button) and was very surprised that it installed, synced, and worked without
any glitches! Excellent conduit.
Walt
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The machine uses an experimental
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