From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would venture that maybe the Power Management Unit has gone south...
Try to reset it, if you haven't tried to do so.
I remember reading about it, or at least seeing it mentioned, but as
always, one doesn't take it in until one needs the info...
Is that
Check www.tracker-tracker.com under the Carracho section. You'll
find a server called ONE STOP SHOP. Use Carracho to log in with the
l/p: backup/serv
I may actually have gotten hold of a copy. Is it called powerbook_fw.pdf
and is 4.7MB in size ?
Laurence
From: Joe Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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...
Sayinjg that this Wallstreet is second hand is
From: Scott Crick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my original yo-yo adapter died a slow and painful death.
I've heard that the yo-yo isn't the best. Mine's ok, but what
is the weak point, what should I look out for in a preventive
way ?
Laurence
On 9/26/03 2:34 AM, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard that the yo-yo isn't the best. Mine's ok, but what
is the weak point, what should I look out for in a preventive
way ?
I've heard of two different places that a problematic. The first is where
the cord from the adapter to the
From: Scott Crick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
something came loose because the cord darkened as if burned right
at that spot and the adapter only works if I hold the cord in a certain
position. Not an optimal (nor necessarily safe) operating condition.
I wouldn't call 24V unsafe however you handle it.
- Original Message -
From: Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 3:24 AM
Subject: Re: Pismo keyboard wobble
Check www.tracker-tracker.com under the Carracho section. You'll
find a server called ONE STOP SHOP. Use Carracho to log
- Original Message -
From: Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 3:34 AM
Subject: Re: Yo-yo PSU
From: Scott Crick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my original yo-yo adapter died a slow and painful death.
I've heard that the yo-yo isn't the
Speaking as an electrical engineer, voltages of any magnitude can be
dangerous if mishandled. If the cabling/housing of the yo-yo was
blackened by the fault, it could have just as easily ignited. While 24v
isn't likely to injure you (unlike, say, 270v 3-phase AC) it can make
things happen that
on 26/09/03 03:16, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would venture that maybe the Power Management Unit has gone south...
Try to reset it, if you haven't tried to do so.
I remember reading about it, or at least seeing it mentioned, but as
on 26/09/03 09:07, Andrew Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking as an electrical engineer, voltages of any magnitude can be
dangerous if mishandled. If the cabling/housing of the yo-yo was
blackened by the fault, it could have just as easily ignited. While 24v
isn't likely to injure
Sorry for OT post, but at least this happens in my TiBook, so... here goes
I often use Personal File Sharing to mount disks from other macs and
just now I realized that Guest option is active and I can have
access to most of the HD on my macs (and so will anyone on the lan).
I have looked and
Finished my upgrades last night.
I got a hand-me-down Lombard from a friend who was replacing it with a
15 TiBook. The screen was shattered and the battery was dead (I tried
every fix I could find online and from previous G-Book messages, so I'm
pretty sure it's really and truly dead). I
Hmm, IIRC, MacOS X is only supposed to give guests access to public
folders. Have you verified that they indeed can access and copy/use
files on the HD outside the public folders?
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 07:44 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:
Sorry for OT post, but at least this happens in
- Original Message -
From: Jacob Saariaho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 11:02 AM
Subject: Lombard Upgrades
Finished my upgrades last night.
I got a hand-me-down Lombard from a friend who was replacing it with a
15 TiBook. The screen
On 26/09/03 12:11, Joe Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
How easy is it to go wireless with this model? Do they make an Airport
Card that's compatible? What kind of range can I expect?
I'm not sure where the Airport card installs on the Lombard, on my Pismo it
installs above the area
I purchased the Apple key for a Clam Shell iBook from these people on ebay
and it came with detailed instructions with photo's (It seemed a bit more
complicated than the directions stated, but worked out well) and was fairly
inexpensive compared to replacing the entire keyboard.
I had the same problem with my Pismo on one of the many times I had the
keyboard off and could not see anything wrong with the way it was put back
on the Laptop. After quite a few tries, it suddenly fit perfectly, so there
was some obstruction somewhere that was causing the problem, and I would
Hey, I also have a Lombard. Good to see your happy with it. For wireless you
have a few options. There is a 3rd party driver for OSX that works with
several cards. However I never did get it wo work. I myself have a Cisco
Air-PCM 350 card. I'm VERY happy with it. Great OSX support, and works well
- Original Message -
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 12:36 PM
Subject: Re: Lombard Upgrades
On 26/09/03 12:11, Joe Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
How easy is it to go wireless with this model? Do they
G-Books wrote:Subject: Lombard Upgrades
From: Jacob Saariaho jacobsaariaho(a-t)mac.com
I got a hand-me-down Lombard from a friend who was replacing it with a
15 TiBook.
How easy is it to go wireless with this model? Do they make an Airport
Card that's compatible? What kind of range can I expect?
Then the question becomes; is there 2 slots for PCMCIA cards because
he's
already occupying one with his firewire card. There's also the
question of
his intended use for airport; how big is the WI-FI thing in Europe?(He
lives
in Sweden). Is he intending to network his home or is this for road
So, still working on the Pismo reassembly...If I can
get it up and running, I'd definitely want a larger
HD, but since I'm trying to keep the initial costs
low, I'd rather not invest in one if this reassembly
doesn't work out. So I'm wondering, just for testing
purposes, would it work to pull the
I believe that the Pismo requires 9.02 or 9.04. I don't think it'll run
OS8.
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 03:41 PM, Michelle Martinez wrote:
So, still working on the Pismo reassembly...If I can
get it up and running, I'd definitely want a larger
HD, but since I'm trying to keep the initial
From: Andrew Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Speaking as an electrical engineer snip
If anyone would like to test this theory, just go out to your car and short
your battery (only 12v!) with a large metal object, the resulting fire
should serve as proof enough.
Ok, if you're an electrical engineer
From: Joe Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The 2 weak points are where the wire comes out at the center
of the spool and where it attaches to the back of the plug
both these points tend to get a lot of wear.
That's what I thought.
I tend to try to keep a loop around the center so there is little
or no
When I want to start my Wallstreet, all I hear is this fan, it's really
loud, and I can't hear the HD spinning up. The only way to shut it down is
to turn it off as if I were zapping the PRAM, but if I do that again, the
same thing happens. Also, the machine appears to be in sleep when it has
been
On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 07:19 AM, Steve Fuller wrote:
How about get the drivers off the 12 powerbook drive, remove drive.
Use another machine to format and install OS9 on a new drive, install
the
drivers you
took off the 12 powerbook and install the drive back into the new 12
That won't work, although I won't stop you from trying... here is why:
The OS9 copy you are getting from cloning the drive is the exact same
copy you could install directly. The reason why these will NOT boot OS
9 is two-fold
1 - No proper support for the updated bus controllers and the
On 27/9/03 11:06 AM, Krevnik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That won't work, although I won't stop you from trying... here is why:
The OS9 copy you are getting from cloning the drive is the exact same
copy you could install directly. The reason why these will NOT boot OS
9 is two-fold
1 -
My Reply follows quote. On 26/09/2003 16:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
When I want to start my Wallstreet, all I hear is this fan, it's really
loud, and I can't hear the HD spinning up. The only way to shut it down is
to turn it off as if I were zapping the PRAM, but if I do that again, the
same
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 07:20 PM, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
I asked this earlier, but I'll ask again: Why do you want to boot into
9 in
the first place? For me, on my iBook 500 OS 9 runs a bit snappier, but
the
difference in speed is far outweighed by the difference in stability
of the
At 1:42 PM -0400 9/26/03, Joe Ellis wrote:
On 26/09/03 12:11, Joe Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
How easy is it to go wireless with this model? Do they make an Airport
Card that's compatible? What kind of range can I expect?
Any of the 802.11b (including Airport) cards should be
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 07:16 PM, Hal wrote:
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 07:20 PM, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
I asked this earlier, but I'll ask again: Why do you want to boot
into 9 in
the first place? For me, on my iBook 500 OS 9 runs a bit snappier,
but the
difference in speed is
on 26/09/03 21:20, Wiebe Wilbers at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 27/9/03 11:06 AM, Krevnik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That won't work, although I won't stop you from trying... here is why:
The OS9 copy you are getting from cloning the drive is the exact same
copy you could install directly.
Hello everyone,
Recently, my Indigo Clamshell 366 iBook began chiming 3 times at start
up. In my research, I have found that this means no ram banks passed
memory testing and I am not sure what to do. I have removed the RAM
from the top side. Still the same thing. Does this mean a new mother
um...excuse me but the Lombard only has ONE pc slot..sorry.
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Not the one I'm typing this on...sorry.
Shayne
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 07:59 PM, ifab wrote:
um...excuse me but the Lombard only has ONE pc slot..sorry.
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Okay, I was about to answer this with a sarcastic remark about how
Apple's site had an error... but I decided not to after I wrote it up
and it sounded a little too offensive.
But Apple's database is wrong about the 333... The Lombard never got a
second PC Card slot. There wasn't the room for
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