on 23/9/03, Luis Sequeira wrote:
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Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 16:10:23 +0100
From: Luis Sequeira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CardBus USB2
Hi
Just a quick note to say that I have just bought a Belkin USB 2.0
Cardbus adapter, for which the box
Lombard/bronze with new firewire pc cardrunning OS 9.2.
Won't recognize the ipod when attached :-( This is my whole
reason for buying this powerbook w/pc card. Any ideas?
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Make sure you have the latest version of the Firewire Cardbus drivers
(They aren't installed by default on 9) and that you have the latest
version of iTunes for OS 9 installed. I have gotten my 3rd Gen (no
longer mine, just sold) to be recognized under OS 9 through a PCI
Firewire card... does
on 25/09/03 08:52, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am about to buy a cheap Wallstreet which is missing a couple of keys
on the keyboard. I have understtod that keys are not sold individually
by Mac support companies, but apart from getting a new/2nd hand
keyboard, is there any way
David Harris on 9/25/03 12:46 AM wrote:
Hi:
Well, on my iBook, I did notice a difference. It would always run a little
slower than my 700mHz. But it runs faster.
David Harris
What speed is the iBook that is now faster than your 700MHz (iBook?).
-Mark
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Kurt Appling wrote:
Hi all,I have had cocktail installed for some time now,I would like to
ask what is journaling?
From the Mothership:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107249
For David: Cocktail is a GUI-fication of a number of Unix utilities, and
System tweaker:
Tekno Liber wrote:
From: Paul Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It sounds like your keyboard is sitting on top of the
retractable tabs, not below them. Retract the tabs
and let the keyboard drop down.
No, it's slotted in fine, it seems as if it is slightly warped.
It seems to bow upwards a little
Laurence:
Hi. Just wanted to reiterate what Joe said. There is absolutely,
positively, without question something wrong with how the machine has
been reassembled. Pismo keyboards lie flat on all sides with the actual
key tops themselves sticking up only slightly higher than the
surrounding
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot remember of the Pismo has this but the Wallstreet has that little
wire handle to pull the heatsink/cover up off the CPU and ram.
The Wallstreet and the Lombard/Pismo have completely different
keyboards, as well as different ways of locking them in
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a sign that point to the possibility
of it being a little than kosher, the lack of serial number. The sticker
has been removed,
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please forgive me for bringing it up again (if that is
the case...)
I have just
From: Eric Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi. Just wanted to reiterate what Joe said. snip
Thanks!
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I'd recommend taking Joe up on his offer to send you the repair
manual and then review that to discern your error.
I would except I cannot log into his idisk for some reason...
Tried both from
My Reply follows quote. On 25/09/2003 11:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a sign that point to the possibility
of it being a little
On 25/09/03 14:47, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please forgive me for
At 11:20 -0400 25/9/03, Eric Morrison wrote:
Thanks for the update! Can you tell us what drive (and if you know
the specs as well, i.e. rpm, size) you replaced? I assume you are
running 10.2.6.
Not sure, it came with the 800 TIbook in July 2002. It was 40MB and
4,200rpm I think. I do video
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you tried with another battery?
I did buy a second hand battery which I know is good, but it's at work.
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Could be a bad contact in the expansion bay.
Did you try it in the other expansion bay?
Control strip says either bay is empty with the battery
Okay, I'm venturing out on a challenging project of
assembling a Pismo almost from scratch (I got a bunch
of parts cheaply). I don't know how it's going to turn
out, but it will be interesting. I haven't assembled a
laptop before, but, I've been doing pretty well just
using the exploded view from
RE; thankyou, I will try journaling, as for coctail it was a
maintenance program, free download from the apple site.
Hi all,I have had cocktail installed for some time now,I would like
to ask what is journaling?
I'll have to ask you what is cocktail?
Journalling is a technique where
On 25/09/03 16:24, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you tried with another battery?
I did buy a second hand battery which I know is good, but it's at work.
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Could be a bad contact in the expansion bay.
Did you try it in the other
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 01:58 PM, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 25/09/2003 11:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a
My Reply follows quote. On 25/09/2003 11:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please
On 9/25/03 14:51, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm at home now, but because you responded off-list I don't have that IP
address you sent, send it again to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joe
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Tekno Liber wrote:
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a sign that point to the possibility
of it being a little than kosher, the lack of serial number. The sticker
On 9/25/03 3:35 PM, Michelle Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) Will my 45w PB 1400 adapter (M4402) work with this
computer? (Apple website says M4402 works with
Wallstreet and Lombard, so I can't figure out why it
wouldn't work with Pismo. Maybe one of y'all knows.)
I use my PowerBook
Tekno Liber wrote:
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a sign that point to the possibility
of it being a little than kosher, the lack of serial number. The sticker
Andrew Kershaw wrote:
You should also have a record of it in your original purchase
receipt/bill of sale/etc. See if you can get that document from the
seller... If not, then who knows. Maybe it's stolen, maybe it's
not... That reminds me of a good story about trying to buy a car from
the
I have a Powerbook G3/500 Pismo for sale. It has 128MB RAM, 20GB Hard
Drive, Apple DVD module, 2 Apple Li-Ion batteries (both hold a good
charge), weight saver module, Apple Yo-Yo AC Adapter. It has all the
usual Pismo ports (2 firewire, 2 USB, 10/100 ethernet, modem, etc).
It currently has OS
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