Slightly off-topic, but since I intend to use it with my Pismo, I thought I
should post here.
Does anybody know what kind of memory goes into a LaserWriter 16/600ps? I've
seen some 32MB kits on eBay, but they tend to end up quite high for such
small amount of memory. Is it really proprietary or
Hi Laurent,
According to service manual from apple, your LaserWriter should use
this:
Rom Size: 4Mb, Maximum Ram: 32 Mb, Number of Sokets : 2, 72 pins SIMMs
Max Ram Speed: 80 ns
Hope That Helps
Hugo Trottier
Publisher
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The [Digital][Dispatch]
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 10:35 AM,
Dear Listers,
Imagine plugging your nice, shiny external firewire drive into your
computer, and moments later hearing an explosion and seeing a jet of
smoke shooting out the back of your enclosure! This is exactly what
happened to me THREE TIMES.
I post here because I had previously
---Original Message---
Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2003 10:35:18 -0400
Subject: [OT] Memory for 16/600ps?
From: Laurent Daudelin
Slightly off-topic, but since I intend to use it with my Pismo, I thought
I
should post here.
Does anybody know what kind of memory goes into a LaserWriter 16/600ps?
Jim wrote:
Dear Listers,
Imagine plugging your nice, shiny external firewire drive into your
computer, and moments later hearing an explosion and seeing a jet of
smoke shooting out the back of your enclosure! This is exactly what
happened to me THREE TIMES.
snipped tale of exploding drive
On 03/06/03 17:16, Jeff Hubatka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
---Original Message---
Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2003 10:35:18 -0400
Subject: [OT] Memory for 16/600ps?
From: Laurent Daudelin
Slightly off-topic, but since I intend to use it with my Pismo, I thought
I
should post here.
Does
Jim;
I would suggest that you use a higher voltage rating cap, say 16 V or
25 V, if it can fit in the enclosure.
Two things can blow caps; overvoltage, or overcurrent. As these
happened just after connecting, it must be overvoltage. Overcurrent
would take some time.
If the design is o.k.
Dear List
Does anyone know what can be done to speed up
importing music into iTunes? I have a Lombard with
320meg of ram. I am running OS X v 1.5. I thought that
maybe there is some setting that I can adjust maybe.
It takes me about two minutes per song on a cd.
Thanks.
Michael Richardson
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 05:56 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
Does anyone know what can be done to speed up
importing music into iTunes? I have a Lombard with
320meg of ram. I am running OS X v 1.5. I thought that
maybe there is some setting that I can adjust maybe.
It takes me about two
There are reports that QT6.3 has improved encoding by as much as 10%,
take these with a pinch of salt before they are confirmed however, but
might be worth a try.
Matt
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Hello folks,
I'm planning on selling my Pismo, as I have a 1Ghz 15 on hold at the Apple
Store. I'm obviously going to use the proceeds from this sale to reach the
goal for the TiBook. Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone could give me an
idea of a fair price... The specs are like this:
Pismo
I can't remember if it was on this list or another one that I read about
this problem. Someone reported correlating their kernel panics with picking
up the open Powerbook by the left side. I don't remember exactly what they
decided the problem was or how they fixed it. Well, my PB 12 is now doing
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 05:14 PM, Peter Graening wrote:
Hello folks,
I'm planning on selling my Pismo, as I have a 1Ghz 15 on hold at the
Apple
Store. I'm obviously going to use the proceeds from this sale to
reach the
goal for the TiBook. Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone could give me
Put it on ebay with a $500 reserve and see where it goes! You may be
pleasantly surprised, but then I just picked one up with no problems for
$700 0n ebay. The 5400 rpm drive should bring the price up a bit and I would
expect you would get at least $600 for it, even with the problems you
listed.
What caught my attention is the running OSX on a Lombard, which my Mac guru
advised against doing on the premise that OSX does not run well on older
machines.
What is your experience? Are you happy with OSX on your Lombard?
on 6/3/03 3:56 PM, Michael Richardson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 03/06/03 23:03, Bruce Mitchell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What caught my attention is the running OSX on a Lombard, which my Mac guru
advised against doing on the premise that OSX does not run well on older
machines.
What is your experience? Are you happy with OSX on your Lombard?
It runs quite acceptably on my wife's Lombard. RAM is the key. Her's is
maxed out at 512MB. It works great for her daily web surfing, email and
word processing needs.
Steve
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 10:03 PM, Bruce Mitchell wrote:
What caught my attention is the running OSX on a Lombard,
Runs fine on my Lombard even before i maxed the RAM. CD/DVD drive is
slow as molasses, but everything else is great. I even run photoshop no
major many layer jobs though)
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 11:11 PM, Steve Fuller wrote:
It runs quite acceptably on my wife's Lombard. RAM is the key.
Bruce Mitchell wrote:
What caught my attention is the running OSX on a Lombard, which my Mac guru
advised against doing on the premise that OSX does not run well on older
machines.
What is your experience? Are you happy with OSX on your Lombard?
Add my vote to the it runs just fine pile. As other
So I need a boost from 320MB. Which leads me to another question: I've seen
a lot of postings about seemingly different types of RAM on this and/or
other Mac groups but understand none of it.
Forgive my ignorance, for I am not a tech person, but is there a particular
type of RAM I should get? Is
Hello fellow listers:
Thanks for the advice provided in such a limited amount of time.
Fortunately, things turned out to be a little more fortunate that I
expected. My parents are going to help cover most of the extra expense, so
selling the PowerBook actually became less of an issue than it was
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 08:38:02PM -0700, Bruce Mitchell wrote:
:
: So I need a boost from 320MB. Which leads me to another question: I've seen
: a lot of postings about seemingly different types of RAM on this and/or
: other Mac groups but understand none of it.
Lombard (and Wallstreet) have an
I am haveing some problems with my system preferences. When I go to the network
prefs, it takes a while then an entirely different screen pops up, the only adapter
available is a PCI and built in ethernet. My Energy Saver prefs also are messed up,
it says my battery is 0 percent charged all
on 6/4/03 5:44 AM, Peter Graening at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I decided to forgo anything risky and just struck a deal with my
brother. He's in high school, so I think a laptop computer, especially one
as powerful as a Pismo still is, will be a good tool for him, and I'm hoping
it will
on 04/06/03 02:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am haveing some problems with my system preferences. When I go to the
network prefs, it takes a while then an entirely different screen pops up, the
only adapter available is a PCI and built in ethernet. My Energy Saver
Meg St. Clair said:
I can't remember if it was on this list or another one that I read about
this problem. Someone reported correlating their kernel panics with picking
up the open Powerbook by the left side. I don't remember exactly what they
decided the problem was or how they fixed it. Well, my
Does anybody know where to get drivers for a Orinoco Silver card for mac X. Nothing on
the manufacturer's site. thanks
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Does anybody know where to get drivers for a Orinoco Silver card for
mac X
Try http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net or http://www.ioxperts.com .
Heok Hee
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On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 07:34 PM, John Cathey wrote:
Does anybody know where to get drivers for a Orinoco Silver card for
mac X. Nothing on the manufacturer's site. thanks
I use the ioxperts driver. It works extremely well, and support is
excellent.
You will also want to download ABS
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 09:55 PM, Todd Ruch wrote:
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 05:14 PM, Peter Graening wrote:
Hello folks,
I'm planning on selling my Pismo, as I have a 1Ghz 15 on hold at the
Apple
Store. I'm obviously going to use the proceeds from this sale to
reach the
goal for
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 10:03 pm, Bruce Mitchell wrote:
What caught my attention is the running OSX on a Lombard, which my Mac
guru
advised against doing on the premise that OSX does not run well on
older
machines.
What is your experience? Are you happy with OSX on your Lombard?
Runs
On 6/3/03 10:38 PM, Bruce Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love the Lombard and am currently jazzed about inheriting a used 20GB HD,
a big boost from the 4GB that came with (and from which I am constantly
dumping things in a desperate attempt to keep that recommended 10% clear...)
And
On 6/3/03 7:14 PM, Peter Graening [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks,
I'm planning on selling my Pismo, as I have a 1Ghz 15 on hold at the Apple
Store. I'm obviously going to use the proceeds from this sale to reach the
goal for the TiBook. Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone could give me
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