RE;Im sure there are other answers as well, but I know if you call or e-mail
small dog (list sponser) with your machine serial number they can get you a
price and order a new one from apple,which in my opinion is a better
alternative to haveing one repaired. hope this helps
on 10/23/02 10:38 PM,
Just picked up a Wallstreet a couple days ago. 266MHz, 64MB, 2GB drive.
I bumped the RAM to 256MB and stuck in an 18GB Toshiba drive I had. The
drive was partitioned as 6GB 11GB. I installed OS9.2.1 on the 6GB
partition. It boots up and runs fine (except for the damned sleep issue
which I'll
I recently purchased one of the new 40GNX 5400RPM 20GB IBM drives
(model IC25N020ATCS05) for my G3 PowerBook. These drives (there is
also a 40GB version) are very popular nowadays, both for their speed
and for their lack of noise, due to the new Fluid Dynamic Bearing
technology. I'm finding
Same Lombard I've been having problems with re: keyboard. The 333 is much
hotter to the touch than the 400. Why is it hot and, I should do something
about it, what?
Now, about the keyboard. I've posted about this several times concerning
lines of keys that don't operate although an external
Hello,
I'm new to the list and this question may have been answered in the past.
If so, I apologize and hope someone can direct me to the location of the
answer.
I have a G3 Lombard with OS 9.1 and an IBM 20 GB hard drive installed.
This past week, when I started the computer, I've noticed that
I recently purchased one of the new 40GNX 5400RPM 20GB IBM drives
(model IC25N020ATCS05) for my G3 PowerBook. ..Does anyone else have
one of these
drives? Do you find it makes any noticeable noise? I'm thinking maybe
I should return it (to Googlegear) for exchange.
Andrew Main
Andrew,
I
I believe you've inadvertently diagnosed your own problem. If I remember
correctly, PRAM settings [including date and time] are stored in the battery
pack. If you remove the battery, you have approximately 10 minutes to put
it back in or lose your settings.
On 10/24/02 9:24 AM, Tom Opacki
on 10/24/02 6:26 AM, Andrew Main at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently purchased one of the new 40GNX 5400RPM 20GB IBM drives
(model IC25N020ATCS05) for my G3 PowerBook. These drives (there is
also a 40GB version) are very popular nowadays, both for their speed
and for their lack of noise,
on 10/24/02 5:35 AM, James Rohde at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So in the meantime, my more immediate concern
is how likely it is that my (non-Apple) CSM's could be corrupted, or is
this something which happends so infrequently that I should instead be
concentrating on saving my nickels and
on 10/23/02 10:06 PM, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The last bits of this code were finally excised in System
8.5, which was the first PPC-only os version, though truthfully, the
majority of the 68K only code that mattered had long been converted as
far back as System 7.5; System
Laurent Daudelin on 10/23/02 10:07 PM wrote:
Did you notice the problem with the 2 GB drive? There were some discussions
some time ago about how some hard drives were interfering with the
electromagnetic switch that tells the computer to wake up when you open the
lid. You might want to check
On 24/10/02 16:04, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to install Jaguar but when when I launch the installer App and try
to restart, it tells me the OSX install CD could be set as the startup
drive. So I try to restart and hold down the C key...this doesn't work
(nor does
On 24/10/02 15:32, Gérard Mittaux-Biron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Bonjour,
When I start my Wallstreet II, I get the following annoying
behaviour:
1) The startup process is very, very long between the chime and the
disk start,
2) During startup, the screen is ok, but as soon
Luis Sequeira on 10/24/02 3:57 AM wrote:
Maybe you a have an upgrade cd that requires you to have 10.1 or
something installed. It may also be the case that the first partition
is the larger one; if so, then you have to reformat so that the first
partition on your drive is less than 8GB. To
I tried to install Jaguar but when when I launch the installer App and try
to restart, it tells me the OSX install CD could be set as the startup
drive. So I try to restart and hold down the C key...this doesn't work
(nor does Shift;fn;ctrl;delete). So I pull out my OSX.1.3 installer and use
Google Gear sells the drive for $144.99.
http://www.googlegear.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=100416
Tom
But the hitch is this - it's apparently cheaper to buy the 40+ GB drive
IN the external enclosure than to buy just the drive (for internal use)
and an empty enclosure.
--
Stuart Saunders on 10/24/02 11:21 AM wrote:
Now I have a couple of 20G Fujitsus, one of which I would like to
fit into my iMac rev A. Does anybody know of a 3.5 to 2.5 adapter to
house the Fujitsu in the iMac?
TIA,
Stuart.
You could probably sell both those drives and use the proceeds
Bonjour,
When I start my Wallstreet II, I get the following annoying
behaviour:
1) The startup process is very, very long between the chime and the
disk start,
2) During startup, the screen is ok, but as soon as I get the MacOS
X startup messages with the progress
Hi all,
I've been considering (when the funds are saved up) upgrading my Pismo's
'10GB' Toshiba drive. However, not wanting to waste the old drive (heck,
I still have my old 80 _MB_ drive from my now non-working IIcx!), I would
like to get one of the Travelstar 40GB+ drives and a FireWire
I want to put the 9.36 GB into the enclosure and the bigger
Travelstar inside my Pismo. Okay, nothing new here, right?
But the hitch is this - it's apparently cheaper to buy the 40+ GB drive
IN the external enclosure than to buy just the drive (for internal use)
and an empty enclosure.
So what
I have just bought one of these drives and hope to install in Pismo
after some critical work finished. It is now in a Firewire housing, and
have not noticed noise yet, but some vibration.
Now I have a couple of 20G Fujitsus, one of which I would like to
fit into my iMac rev A. Does
On 24/10/02 16:26, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it safe to assume that anything beyond OS9.1 will be problematic on the
Wallstreet? If so, I'm just going to leave it at OS9.1 and my wife can use
it that way. She really could care less, unlike me, a Mac junkie ;^)
No, I've used a
I agree with nick. Mine makes practically no noise, even at 4am.
Seriously - have to put my ear to my Pismo to hear it.
F.
on 10/24/02 6:26 AM, Andrew Main at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently purchased one of the new 40GNX 5400RPM 20GB IBM drives
(model IC25N020ATCS05) for my G3
Remember the warranty on a pre-assembled drive is usually only 1 year,
Truly, I see no reason to purchase a pre-assembled drive whatsoever
unless it costs much, much less than the separate components.
hth,
Dan K
Good point, Dan. I paid little for the 3GB pocket drive two years
ago, and
I am using a SMC wireless card with an Airport Base Station (Snow) and
a Wallstreet with OS 10.2.1. I am using the WirelessDriverBeta software
from sourceforge.net and after considerable wrangling with settings etc
I have managed to get up and running on the Net. OS 10.2.1 has Internet
Connect
Anyone know of any email lists out there pertaining to the Airport Base
Station?
Byron
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On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 05:34 PM, Byron Gardner wrote:
Is there any utilities or apps available to show the connect speed
obtained once the connection is made?
not that I'm aware of.
Can I actually connect two computers at a time to the Internet using
dial up and the base station?
Peter, playing with the presentation on the PB just now, I _finally_
understood your answer (just now noticed the change in resolution when
going between edit mode and presentation mode). I'm sure that's the key:
It's just a matter of finding the resolution that will project the
presentation
Thanks for your suggestion, Mark.
Sounds like a good idea. Will keep it in mind.
Best regards,
Stuart.
On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 03:46 , Mark wrote:
Stuart Saunders on 10/24/02 11:21 AM wrote:
Now I have a couple of 20G Fujitsus, one of which I would like to
I recently purchased one of the new 40GNX 5400RPM 20GB IBM drives
(model IC25N020ATCS05) for my G3 PowerBook. ..Does anyone else have
one of these
drives? Do you find it makes any noticeable noise? I'm thinking maybe
I should return it (to Googlegear) for exchange.
Andrew Main
Andrew,
I
Gerard
I can offer some observations based on my Wallstreet:
(G-Books) wrote:
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 21:32:00 +0200
Subject: Wallstreet II strange startup features
From: GErard_Mittaux-Biron?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I start my Wallstreet II, I get the following annoying behaviour:
I have the 40 gig version of the Travelstar 5400 rpm drive. Love it, quick,
and I thought quiet compared to the 20 gig Hitachi that was in there before.
I had one problem, (I have a Wallstreet II PDQ 300) and that was the book
wouldn't wake from sleep or boot up after a day or two with the drive
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