The HD in my recently acquired Icebook just died, and I need to get a
replacement. I would like to get a 30-40 gig drive. What brands or
particular drives would you recommend? I have not needed to buy a new
drive in a while, so I don't really have any idea what to be looking
for. I have
I'm hoping one of you Powerbook gurus might be able to help me get my
Powerbook to boot up.
I recently purchased a PowerBook G3 on eBay (Lombard/G3/333/OS9.0/192Mb/4Gb/)
It arrived on Christmas eve (perfect!) The 9.0 system installed on
it booted ok, but was very s - l - o - w ! Years
At 3:10 AM -0500 27/12/03, John Acuff wrote:
The HD in my recently acquired Icebook just died, and I need to get
a replacement. I would like to get a 30-40 gig drive. What brands or
particular drives would you recommend? I have not needed to buy a
new drive in a while, so I don't really have
Greenfield,
As to your CD drive, you need OS 8.6 at a minimum (the one delivered
with the 'bronze' PowerBooks), which could explain your failure to
boot from the 8.5 CD. You really need to find a generic (retail)
OS-install CD, as the system from your 7300 will be missing pieces
your
On Dec 26, 2003, at 12:45 PM, G'kar wrote:
On 12/26/03 3:13 PM, Paul Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't have an AlBook, but I do have a tiBook, and it's WiFi is
miserable. It would barely do 25 feet straight line of site with no
obstructions between my kitchen table and dining room
On Dec 23, 2003, at 8:34 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Then, do a clean install, or, at a minimum, an
archive and install. I always did a clean install and it always
worked
fine for me.
I highly recommend doing archive and install. My tiBook went from 10.1
to 10.3 with just upgrades. Along the
On 12/27/03 1:20 PM, Paul Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 26, 2003, at 12:45 PM, G'kar wrote:
On 12/26/03 3:13 PM, Paul Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't have an AlBook, but I do have a tiBook, and it's WiFi is
miserable. It would barely do 25 feet straight line of site
On 12/26/03 12:24 PM, Krevnik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think it is a problem, however, I don't think there is much of
an answer other than to return the camera if possible. ASF is so
horribly neglected by the PC community that created it, that the chance
of stumbling over some Mac
I am one of those original Ti-book owners with lousy wi-fi range, but almost
all my problems were solved with proper placement of the base station. I
did what I saw in the store: hung the base station on the ceiling dead
center in the house. That allows reception in every corner of the place,
WMP 6 for MacOS could play ASF files, WMP7 and later on the Mac cannot.
People might be migrating to it because of the fact that MS ditched it
and didn't renew the patent or something to that effect? I don't know
for sure, since I haven't looked extensively into it. Unless the camera
has a
At 8:20 AM -0600 12/27/03, Greenfield Bowie wrote:
I'm hoping one of you Powerbook gurus might be able to help me get my
Powerbook to boot up.
I recently purchased a PowerBook G3 on eBay (Lombard/G3/333/OS9.0/192Mb/4Gb/)
It arrived on Christmas eve (perfect!) The 9.0 system installed on
it
Ti Books always have and always will have terrible wireless reception.
The poor reception has to do with the books titanium shell. The only
way to get decent reception is to use a wireless card that plugs into
the computers PC Card/ CardBus slot and has an external antennae. The
only other way
I thought it was because the wire was wrapped around the base instead of the
screen...:P
on 12/27/03 6:06 PM, Nikon's World at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ti Books always have and always will have terrible wireless reception.
The poor reception has to do with the books titanium shell. The only
On Dec 27, 2003, at 9:51 AM, James Rohde wrote:
Should we also ask if Paul (or a near neighbor) uses a cordless phone
in
the home? Many use the same frequency range as 802.11b. That's one more
reason I avoid cordless phones in my home - one less thing to have
messing with WiFi.
There were no
On Dec 27, 2003, at 6:22 PM, Illovox Media wrote:
I thought it was because the wire was wrapped around the base instead
of the
screen...:P
on 12/27/03 6:06 PM, Nikon's World at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ti Books always have and always will have terrible wireless reception.
The poor reception
On Dec 27, 2003, at 11:17 AM, G'kar wrote:
So you tested with one base station and assumed your poor reception
was the
norm? I agree, the TiBook reception doesn't match that of the iBook
but
your description is abnormal from my experience.
There's plenty of stories like mine. Maybe I did have
On Dec 27, 2003, at 6:06 PM, Nikon's World wrote:
Ti Books always have and always will have terrible wireless reception.
The poor reception has to do with the books titanium shell. The only
way to get decent reception is to use a wireless card that plugs into
the computers PC Card/ CardBus
The IBM's are quiet. Highly recommended! I put one in my WallStreet and
my tiBook came with one. IBM has since sold the disk division to
Hitachi, but I believe they still make the Travelstar.
On Dec 27, 2003, at 6:49 AM, Bill Briggs wrote:
At 3:10 AM -0500 27/12/03, John Acuff wrote:
The HD in
Hi Again,
Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my question about
installing Panther. It is up and running well, as far as I can see so far.
However, I have found that while DiskWarrior and Apple's Disk Utility
are happy with the end result (with some post-installation
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