Robert wrote:
A reasonable solution would be
to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying. If it
works without a hitch, then get it. If he runs into kernel panics, etc.,
then don't get it.
Then Kyle wrote:
That is far from reasonable. I would never let a person
I have a Pismo 500, 512MB, 20GB running 9.2. It wouldn't go to sleep at all even
though the Energy Saver CP told it to after 10 minutes, and if I chose that from the
Special menu, it said I was missing a software component.
So I did a clean re-install of 9.2.1 last night, and then I tested it
Will the Apple PCMCIA Airport card work in the 1998 Wallstreet
Powerbook?
Ted
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I think the secret is a completely clean install, completely blank hard
drive.
Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution would be
to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying. If
On 28/05/03 17:25, Ted Burford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will the Apple PCMCIA Airport card work in the 1998 Wallstreet
Powerbook?
Ted
It won't because the Apple AirPort card doesn't come with an antenna and
relies on internal antennas that were incorporated in Macintosh, I think
I passed the Wallstreet PowerBook G3 series 233 (bottom of that line model)
along to a co-worker when I was given a new iBook. She had been doing fine
with it, but called today and reports it gave her a message yesterday about
battery being low...then shut down. Today it would not start...even
On 5/28/03 4:25 PM, Ted Burford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will the Apple PCMCIA Airport card work in the 1998 Wallstreet
Powerbook?
Ted
No, the Apple Airport card is installed internally, and attaches to an
internal antenna which the Wallstreet does not have. You can use an Orinoco
On 5/28/03 4:40 PM, Christopher Hack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think the secret is a completely clean install, completely blank hard
drive.
Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution would be
to
On 5/28/03 5:01 PM, Jack Countryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I passed the Wallstreet PowerBook G3 series 233 (bottom of that line model)
along to a co-worker when I was given a new iBook. She had been doing fine
with it, but called today and reports it gave her a message yesterday about
On 5/28/03 4:16 PM, Jeff Hubatka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Pismo 500, 512MB, 20GB running 9.2. It wouldn't go to sleep at all
even though the Energy Saver CP told it to after 10 minutes, and if I chose
that from the Special menu, it said I was missing a software component.
So I did a
On 5/28/03 2:51 PM, Ian Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert wrote:
A reasonable solution would be
to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying. If it
works without a hitch, then get it. If he runs into kernel panics, etc.,
then don't get it.
Then Kyle wrote:
On 5/28/03 5:01 PM, Jack Countryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I passed the Wallstreet PowerBook G3 series 233 . . .
along to a co-worker. . . Today it would not start...even plugged
in. Someone where she was apparently put a meter on the power
supply output
and could not read any
yes, the first one was the pismo.
g
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 05:47 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Will the Apple PCMCIA Airport card work in the 1998 Wallstreet
Powerbook?
Ted
It won't because the Apple AirPort card doesn't come with an antenna
and
relies on internal antennas that were
1) I have had no problems whatsoever with X on my 300mhz wallstreet
save for the first kernel panic after I chose and installed on the
partition that just leaked over the 8gb X install partition limit in my
8gb hard drive where there are two equal sized permissions the second
of which,
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 01:11 AM, Mark Benson wrote:
BTW it concerns me that no-one managed to remember about the 'hinge of
death' problem on Wallstreet Powerbooks. I'm certainly not buying one
if the hinge clutches are going to go bang on me one day. I'll stash
my cash and buy a
A few months ago I installed Mac OS X.1.5 on my WallStreet II, 266 MHz,
256Mb, 20 Gb.
No problems, except that it doesn't support the DVD player or the USB
and FireWire PC Cards that I have. My PC Card modem was supported only
in v.X.1.5 with a generic driver that didn't had the speed of the
Hi All-
Finally moved up to the 12 PB from my old Beige G3 MT
Desktop. I absolutely love this machine but theres a
problem I seem to be having with the battery. I've
calibrated like the manual recommends, and it has
recharged fully since draining it but what happens is
this: If I plug the PB in
i have the same pb with mine.
as far as i know, it's just a bug that says your battery isn't fully
charged (when it actually is).
it only happens when you plug the pb in with 93% or more battery life.
(do i make myself clear?)
try plugging in your pb when it has less than 93% battery life, the
--- Benoit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have the same pb with mine.
as far as i know, it's just a bug that says your
battery isn't fully
charged (when it actually is).
it only happens when you plug the pb in with 93% or
more battery life.
(do i make myself clear?)
try plugging in your
I've had this TiPB for about a year now, and I'm not sure if I've
ever tried to use it on a dialup connection before. I've got
DSL/Airport at home, and high speed network and wireless at the
University, so maybe I haven't tried to use the modem before. At any
rate, I tried to use it yesterday
OS X stops charging when it reaches (usually 90-90%), to prevent lots
of rapid discharges and re-charges damaging the battery.
Your iPod is probably drawing charge and affecting this, disconnect the
iPod and see what charge you reach before it stops, if it is still 88%,
phone Apple support.
on 29/05/03 06:24, Bill Briggs at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had this TiPB for about a year now, and I'm not sure if I've
ever tried to use it on a dialup connection before. I've got
DSL/Airport at home, and high speed network and wireless at the
University, so maybe I haven't tried to use
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