RE;without repeating everything ,I cant agree more,Im soon to be on my third
machine,and despite the promises of newer better to solve all my
problems,since 7.5 Im still waiting for a browser that doesnt corupt and
shaft my whole machine constantly.maybe someday a computer that just
works
on 1/1/03 12:00 AM, James Rohde at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Internet location www.apple.com cannot be opened because there is
no application selected for opening this kind of location. Use the
Internet control panel to select a helper application for opening this
kind of location.
You
On Tuesday, December 31, 2002, at 06:42 PM, Luca Rescigno wrote:
The 2400 and 3400 can take USB PC Cards as can the
Wallstreet. I believe all USB PC Cards are Cardbus cards and therefore
do not work in the 1400 and earlier. I could be wrong but its
something
to look into.
That is
on 12/31/02 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
what is googlegear? i just got a bismo 500 w/12 gb hd. i received today
a 512 chip from owc so i will be up to 640, but still need to deal with
the hd. i had ordered the 4200 40gb travelstar from dell- don't ask,
they had an insane price
on 12/31/02 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
2) Ram upgrade. I was planning on getting 1 new 512 MB stick from OWC.
Any
reasons to consider the much more expensive low power RAM?
Re. you memory upgrade, you may have 2 x 128MB installed, so be aware that
by adding a 512MB module
on 12/31/02 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
I upgraded the processor on my Wallstreet from 233 to 300 MHz, and
noticed a significant speed increase. I would skip the 266MHz upgrade
(tried that also, and the speed increase wasn't significant) and go
straight for 300 MHz. If you
That's not entirely true either. I had a 2400c that worked worked with
cardbus cards out of the box. I guess I got one of the later ones. It
worked with a firewire card and a Wavelan card (with airport drivers).
That does kinda make sense, because the 2400c was sold until 1998 (when
the
Jack,
The Lombard has USB ports.
Alan.
On Tuesday, December 31, 2002, at 09:27 pm, Jack Countryman wrote:
What was the oldest/first model(s) of powerbook to use usb ports? Any
before the G4 powerbooks?
I've got a local mac user (G3 upgraded 6100) who got a digital camera
that
Thanks both of you for posting this - I had ordered a 40GB from Dell
[it made me feel dirty] because I got an excellent price on it but it
was only 4200rpm so this drive being only $15 more or so ... well, I am
returning the 4200rpm drive to Dell [which wouldn't format anyway].
Thanks again as
I also just got a return number for a drive from Dell, it was the 40GB
you are talking about, simply won't format. I have had tons of trouble
with them in the past month or so ... now I have more reason to hate
them than before I bought from them. OWC is a good place as Hal said
but GoogleGear
Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked before but I'm one of those very few ;-) people who is
contemplating upgrading the faithful pismo -
currently with 384Mb Ram and 20Gb hard disk running OS 9.2.2
Jaguar is tempting because it might make some things easier - especially networking to
the linux box
On Wednesday, January 1, 2003, at 05:31 pm, Pete Gregory wrote:
One minor niggle is on the PC (and ones I've used since the mid 90's),
you could tap on the trackpad to mouse click - do the newer
iBooks/PowerBooks support this?
TIA
Pete.
Its works on my wallstreet
Tony Simons
York
Hey Pete,
I have a Pismo and love it, went from 320MB to 768MB of RAM shortly
ago, 512MB DIMMs work just fine, no strange behavior. Yes you can just
shove in a larger drive, I am going to replace my 10GB with a 5400rpm
40GB from IBM shortly. Mine is a 400MHz model and I have run Mac OS X
Pete Gregory wrote:
One minor niggle is on the PC (and ones I've used since the mid
90's), you could tap on the trackpad to mouse click - do the newer
iBooks/PowerBooks support this?
This has been supported on all PowerBooks since the 1400 (and I
recently discovered an old shareware to add it
On 1/1/2003, Pete Gregory enlightened us by writing:
Sorry if this has been asked before but I'm one of those very few ;-)
people who is contemplating upgrading the faithful pismo -
currently with 384Mb Ram and 20Gb hard disk running OS 9.2.2
You're not one of those few, IMHO and based on the
Just the usual ones - get good reliable SODIMM's, and keep your Pismo
plugged in when swapping the battery (the 1GB RAM load is too much for
the backup batter, so you'd lose your PRAM settings - or whatever
they're
called now)
I don't see this with 768MB and a buddy of mine does not see
Re. you memory upgrade, you may have 2 x 128MB installed
Thanks for the warning, but it has 1 x 256MB, with one slot open. I'm still
wondering who buys the 'low power' RAM? I'm interested because the main
reason I bought the Pismo is to do fanless audio recording, and although I
really don't
On 12/31/02 4:15 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He thinks that these two ports aren't
open (or at least one of them isn't open). Port# 548 and port# 427.
He thinks that the Appletalk signal is being sent out to the printer,
but the powerbook isn't being replied to by the printer
So as I embark on my migration from several Umax towers to a Pismo, I'm
wondering how much of my old gear I can bring with me. The only requirement
is that it doesn't make a sound. (I almost went for the Cube instead of
Pismo for its totally fanless operation, but the Pismo won out for the ease
of
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