Hi all,
I noticed that when my pb wallstreet (OS 10.2.6; 512mb ram; 60gb hd;
original 266mhz G3 processor) is running lots of apps (powerpoint, word,
appleworks, photoshop 7, maybe a couple of other small apps) it starts to
run really slow, and gets really hot sitting on my lap, and I see that
Can Panther be installed on a Wallstreet?
Ramon.
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It lacks built-in USB, so no. Sorry.
On Oct 20, 2003, at 2:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can Panther be installed on a Wallstreet?
Ramon.
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In the course of trying to keep a couple of youngsters entertained via DVDs
on my Pismo; I ran both my batteries to the fully discharge state and have
been unable to recharge them. Since the batteries are about 3 years old I
presumed it was time to invest in a new one. After spending $130 on a new
Try pressing the reset button on the back of the powerbook, wait five
seconds and then press the power button.
Hamlin
In the course of trying to keep a couple of youngsters entertained via
DVDs
on my Pismo; I ran both my batteries to the fully discharge state and
have
been unable to recharge
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Try pressing the reset button on the back of the powerbook, wait five
seconds and then press the power button.
Hamlin
Been
on 20/10/03 05:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can Panther be installed on a Wallstreet?
Right of the box, no, because Panther requires built-in USB, but I'm sure
someone will come up with some hack.
-Laurent.
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In June 2003, I replaced two Ram modules (64mb/128mb) with two 256mb
modules from OtherWorldComputing (OWC) for my wallstreet g3
powerbook, and had been having a lot of freezes in both OS X and OS
9. I tried everything I could think of to try to fix the problem
(including many OS X repair
Unplug the PRAM and try it. That fixed mine,
GEoff
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Try pressing the reset button
Just unplug the AC, remove the Expansion Bay battery and let it sit for a
day and then it should start up.
Tom
on 10/20/03 9:33 AM, Geoff Doctor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unplug the PRAM and try it. That fixed mine,
GEoff
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I would love to have them. Don't know what to think of SASE, though.
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If anyone's interested, I'd be happy to
Have you installed a fresh Pram battery? Give it a try.
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Hi all!
I am thinking about upgrading my Mac Portable by sticking a
PowerBook G3 (ADB) in it. Might sound funny, but I think it'll be a
pretty simple job.
However, I would really like to retain the keyboard and trackball.
Is this possible ? What is the interface for these ? Is it some sort
of
I have been putting off doing WiFi for a long time figuring
that the new standards would make it more attractive. So 11(g) is
more attractive, but its also more expensive and apparently the range
issues cut down on realworld speed. (I've already conceded that I'll
use hardwires for any
At 9:55 AM -0400 10/20/03, john hudak wrote:
In June 2003, I replaced two Ram modules (64mb/128mb) with two 256mb
modules from OtherWorldComputing (OWC) for my wallstreet g3
powerbook, and had been having a lot of freezes in both OS X and OS
9. I tried everything I could think of to try to fix
I have a question for the list about switching processors in a Pismo. I have
acquired a 500MHZ G3 processor and want to exchange it for the 400MHZ
processor I now have in my Pismo. Is it a simple exchange, or do I have to
something other than just switching them?
Tom
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