On 9/24/02 8:34 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into the
ether:
No they will not. Kiss it goodbye. Sorry. You may not even get the same
laptop back. Check the ethernet ID #. I am glad that you had the foresight
to back up your data though. Many people do not.
Well, you
Reminiscent of Palm releasing their Palm Desktop before the year's
end last year eh?
I suspect it will be the last day of September, and I would expect it
to support USB. If not, I guess I will have to invest in a bluetooth
module, or whatever they are.
I too am looking forward to sync all
Philip wrote:
Hi,
I had Netscape 6 on an iBook (14) that suddenly stopped working. The
window would open, but the spinning wheel started up and just kept spinning.
I've seen several reports of Netscape 7 not starting.
For me, after one great day of use, under 8.6, it never started all
the way
Can you elaborate on this? I have a Pismo 400 but I understood it
wasn't worth upgrading.
Jim
On Tuesday, September 24, 2002, at 09:19 PM, Ross Cottrell wrote:
Speaking of cheap, I think the best cheap way to get a full featured
G4 Pbook is to plop an upgrade card into a Pismo. I'm
My Pismo came with a 10 Gig Toshiba, I recently changed it to a 40 gig
Toshibaso quiet and sooo fast...
nick
Do you mind if I ask where you got the Toshiba HD and what it cost. Also,
about how long does it take to take out the old hard drive and install a new
one?
Thanks,
Ed
I don't know where you got your info that a Pismo isn't worth upgrading, I
have a 400 mhz pismo right now that has a 40 GB drive and 756 MB of Ram
running OS 10.2.1 and I actually use it more than my 867 mhz G4 (primarily
because I like to sit and watch TV in my living room while I surf or play a
I got it at www.harddrive.com for $190, u could prolly get it cheaper these
days...Took me about 30 mins from the time I opened my computer to the time
I closed it.
nick
on 9/25/02 10:43 AM, ezelinsky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo came with a 10 Gig Toshiba, I recently changed it
Hi listers,
I've just acquired the Pismo,400mgz,320mb ram,6gbHD, OS X 9.1 and would like to play
back the monster , inc dvd. When I double click the dvd icon (os X environment), it
opens a folder with several files in it. I was trying to click on every single file
with no result (can not see
What version of OS X are you running? You need version 10.1.2 or higher I
believe. If you have that you should only have to insert the DVD, the DVD
control should start automaticly.
Joe Ellis
- Original Message -
From: Anthony Vo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I'm planning on setting up a home DSL network with my Pismo 400 (640RAM,
40GB HD, OS 9.2 10.1.5) using a Speedstream 5360 DSL Modem, a Linksys
BEFW11S4 Router (wired for my kid's PC's) and wireless with an Orinoco Gold
PCMCIA card for my Pismo.
Anyone have any feedback on these items/setup?
All
on 9/25/02 11:57 AM, Joe Ellis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of OS X are you running? You need version 10.1.2 or higher I
believe. If you have that you should only have to insert the DVD, the DVD
control should start automaticly.
Joe Ellis
- Original Message -
From:
Hello all,
I just picked up a 2400c at surplus -- another Powerbook discarded as
dead, requiring just a little fiddling to make work. Anyway, I know
that at one point a few G3 cards were available for this model.
It seems like a pretty good form factor, as small as it is, and with
Cardbus
I'm planning on setting up a home DSL network with my Pismo 400 (640RAM,
40GB HD, OS 9.2 10.1.5) using a Speedstream 5360 DSL Modem, a Linksys
BEFW11S4 Router (wired for my kid's PC's) and wireless with an Orinoco Gold
PCMCIA card for my Pismo.
Anyone have any feedback on these items/setup?
All
On 25/09/02 13:41, Robert Raposo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm planning on setting up a home DSL network with my Pismo 400 (640RAM,
40GB HD, OS 9.2 10.1.5) using a Speedstream 5360 DSL Modem, a Linksys
BEFW11S4 Router (wired for my kid's PC's) and wireless with an Orinoco Gold
PCMCIA card
On 25/09/02 13:51, Joel Furtek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I just picked up a 2400c at surplus -- another Powerbook discarded as
dead, requiring just a little fiddling to make work. Anyway, I know
that at one point a few G3 cards were available for this model.
It seems like a
Dear listers,
Thanks for the tips on how to play-back dvd movie on my just-acquired pismo. I'll try
tonight after getting out of the pc world. My other question, I'm going to use the
machine to capture and edit some of analog video tapes, photos (from digital camera)
and store some musics. Do
Anthony,
You definitely want to upgrade OS X to at least 10.1.5 and if you can afford
it upgrade to OS 10.2 (Jaguar) (10.2.1 is a free update) You will have
trouble trying to view a DVD in OS 10.0 (won't work, not supported) If you
are going to use it for video editing, get a larger hard drive,
I'd subscribe to the duo/2400 list for information about that. I'm a
duo owner do can't help you much, but there is a lot of discussion about
the 2400s there. Here's the subscription link:
http://www.themacintoshguy.com/lists/DuoListFAQ.shtml
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 12:51 PM,
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 11:47 AM, Anthony Vo wrote:
Hi listers,
I've just acquired the Pismo,400mgz,320mb ram,6gbHD, OS X 9.1 and
would like to play back the monster , inc dvd. When I double click
the dvd icon (os X environment), it opens a folder with several files
in
where on earth do you hear about these? i would love to go to one, but
i doubt they have them in NY.
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 01:51 PM, Joel Furtek wrote:
Hello all,
I just picked up a 2400c at surplus -- another Powerbook discarded as
dead, requiring just a little fiddling to
Thanks to all who gave me good direction. I'm really amazed at how
small the 2400c is. I love my WallStreet, but for certain trips the
2400c might be the ticket. Or, maybe I'll loan it to my coworker, or
resell it. We'll see. I went out on a limb and spent a little too
much for it, $150
I actually have the same configuration as you. I just want to know what
you achieve by upgrading the *processor*.
Jim
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 10:42 AM, Joe Ellis wrote:
I don't know where you got your info that a Pismo isn't worth
upgrading, I
have a 400 mhz pismo right now
Can you elaborate on this? I have a Pismo 400 but I understood it
wasn't worth upgrading.
Jim
On Tuesday, September 24, 2002, at 09:19 PM, Ross Cottrell wrote:
Speaking of cheap, I think the best cheap way to get a full featured
G4 Pbook is to plop an upgrade card into a Pismo. I'm
My Pismo is already pretty upgraded. What would a $300 G4 card do for
me?
Jim
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 09:34 PM, Ross Cottrell wrote:
It may not be worth it. If you pick up a 400 mhz Pismo for
~$900-$1000, add a G4 card for $300, then fork out $300 or so for a
expansion bay
HEAT HEAT HEAT my worry will the powerbook 2000 be
able to handle the extra heat the G4 produces as well
as what are the long term effects on the computer? If
your computer is hot now with the battery it will get
even hotter with the G4. Are the batteries lifes goin
to be shortened is the life of
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