howdy folks!
does a driver exist for this cardbus card (for my g3 wallstreet)?
i've done a lot of googling around, but haven't found anything. it
doesn't seem to work with the apple firewire drivers by themselves.
thanks!
best future,
john
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john hudak
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At 8:37 -0500 8/1/04, john hudak wrote:
does a driver exist for this cardbus card (for my g3 wallstreet)?
i've done a lot of googling around, but haven't found anything. it
doesn't seem to work with the apple firewire drivers by themselves.
thanks!
I used this card on a G3 Powerbook in OS9
I have an iBook and need to burn some info onto a 90 minute cd (there's
too much for the 80 minute). My computer doesn't recognize the cd as the
790MB that it is. Is there some setting I need to change or will my
computer just not work with the larger sized cd?
Thanks for any help you can give,
does a driver exist for this cardbus card (for my g3 wallstreet)?
i've done a lot of googling around, but haven't found anything. it
doesn't seem to work with the apple firewire drivers by themselves.
thanks!
I used this card on a G3 Powerbook in OS9 without drivers - OK. I
also used it
For whatever reason, I seem to generate more static electricity than I would
consider normal. During the winter I spray my area with an anti-static
solution but the occasional zap still gets through. Heck, some days I wonder
if my demise will be the result of Spontaneous human Combustion!
Anyhow,
On Jan 8, 2004, at 10:00 AM, Mark Kippert wrote:
For whatever reason, I seem to generate more static electricity than I
would
consider normal. During the winter I spray my area with an anti-static
solution but the occasional zap still gets through. Heck, some days I
wonder
if my demise will be
Also...Have you looked into getting a room humidifier??? I had the same
type of problem until I got a humidifier last year...The humidity in the
house was about 10-15%...Way too low...By running the humidifier I got
it up to the mid 30% range which seemed to eliminate the problem...
HTH
My Reply follows quote. On 08/01/2004 10:29 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I am in need of help/advice to get my Samsung ML-1710 Monochrome
printer to work with my PowerBook G3 Lombard. I just bought this
printer and a USB2 hi0speed cable yesterday. I installed the driver,
using the CD-ROM that
On Jan 8, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Kochkodin wrote:
Also...Have you looked into getting a room humidifier??? I had the
same type of problem until I got a humidifier last year...The humidity
in the house was about 10-15%...Way too low...By running the
humidifier I got it up to the mid 30% range
Use the simple, cheap steam type humidifiers. They don't make the white dust and
require only occasional cleaning and even that's pretty quick and easy. They also can
put out a lot of moisture in a short time which is what you need to avoid the static
charge.
-tom
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From:
You simply need to up date your Samsung Driver.
Go to samsung web site under support you will be presented with a vast
array of drivers
Choose the one for your unit and your OS. Install, restart and voila!
Hope that helps
Hugo
On 8-Jan-04, at 1:29 PM, Greenfield Bowie wrote:
Hello G-Books,
I
Are the most recent Apple laptops to still boot OS 9: any iBook G3 and any
non-FW800 Powerbook 15?
Apple's list, for reference:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86209
Figured I'd check with the list since people sometimes discover otherwise on
things like this.
Thanks-
Sam
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On Jan 8, 2004, at 12:00 PM, Mark Kippert wrote:
Anyhow, I'm planning to replace my iBook with a new 15 PowerBook.
However I
was wondering about problems related to static electricity and the
aluminum
body. Anybody know of, or experience issues, related to this?
I routinely zap my 12 PB. I'm
On Jan 8, 2004, at 9:16 AM, Harry D. Corsover wrote:
Well, despite my habit of touching an anti-static mat before touching
my new 15 PowerBook, my arm sometimes grazes the edge of the PB
before I reach the mat. I feel a very slight tingle, but haven't
noticed anything that I can trace back to
Kris asked:
I am curious about something though, you said you turned off DHCP to work
with your existing network. Are you using it as a bridge?
A: I just turned off DHCP so I could test the non-wireless part of
the router--from port to port and not going through the WAN port.
It used the DHCP
On Jan 8, 2004, at 10:33 AM, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
A: I just turned off DHCP so I could test the non-wireless part of
the router--from port to port and not going through the WAN port. It
used the DHCP of my Asante router. Although I could see the internet,
it didn't seem to make any difference
Hello,
I have a similiar situation in a Lombard.
Bought a 30GB Hitachi drive to replace the 6GB original IBM.
When I start from 10.2 CD, I run Disk Utility to initialize the drive,
but the program doesn't see the drive.
No sight of it.
If I put the old one back, the machine boots normally and
On Jan 8, 2004, at 10:33 AM, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
A: I just turned off DHCP so I could test the non-wireless part of
the router--from port to port and not going through the WAN port.
It used the DHCP of my Asante router. Although I could see the
internet, it didn't seem to make any difference
On Jan 8, 2004, at 1:55 PM, Sam wrote:
Are the most recent Apple laptops to still boot OS 9: any iBook G3 and
any
non-FW800 Powerbook 15?
You are correct. The only Powerbook G4s that will boot OS 9 are the
Titanium ones, and the only iBooks are the G3 ones.
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G-Books is sponsored by
I'm not sure this is entirely related, but I have also reported a couple
of weeks ago an internal modem problem on a Lombard under OS 10.2.8, but got no
replies. I have not tried a dial-up connection as I'm on DSL since
installing OS X, running fine and afraid to disrupt the harmony, but
when
Gary,
Thanks for your help. It turns out that I was too eager to push
buttons. For general information, the sequence is as follows:
1. Attach the firewire drive
2. Reboot holding down the option key
3. Wait while the drive options are found and displayed and (for me)
there is about a 30
I'm having troubles getting my Apple Personal LaserWriter LS to work with my
Wallstreet.
I have the 300/LS extension active, the power cord is plugged in, I can turn
it on and get a green light. The toner cartridge is in and I've got paper in
the tray. The printer cable is securely plugged into
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