on 27/02/04 01:44, Bruce Alsobrook at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 26, 2004, at 11:59 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I've been having problems with my graphite AirPort Base Station. I had
to
replace the 2 blown capacitors to make it work again. I'm not using it
much
since it is much
Since you already seem to have an extra WaveLAN card, why don't you install
it in the PCMCIA port in your Pismo and see if that helps, which will either
pinpoint the problem with your internal antenna, or eliminate it?
Tom
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On 27/02/04 09:10, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since you already seem to have an extra WaveLAN card, why don't you install
it in the PCMCIA port in your Pismo and see if that helps, which will either
pinpoint the problem with your internal antenna, or eliminate it?
Tom
I tried
Laurent
Is there any adjustment in the card software to adjust the transmit
power? On my cisco card's software I can adjust the transmit power
from 1mW to 100 mW, which I would assume dramatically effects the
signal strength.
On Friday, February 27, 2004, at 12:44 AM, Bruce Alsobrook wrote:
I thought that since the WaveLAN card comes in the ABS that you didn't need
any additional software to use it. I put a Compac PCMCIA card in a friends
Pismo and it worked just fine without any extra software.
Tom
I tried it in OS X but forgot that I needed drivers and I also forgot I
could
Well, I've got no reaction from the system when I tried it in my Pismo. The
PCMCIA card menu did appear in the menu bar but the only option was to power
down the card, or something like that.
In any case, if anybody is interested, I just confirmed that my internal
AirPort card and its internal
The WaveLAN cards will work with OS 9 Airport software, however you
need outside drivers for OSX.
Mike
On Friday, February 27, 2004, at 07:38 AM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
I thought that since the WaveLAN card comes in the ABS that you didn't
need
any additional software to use it. I put a Compac
Where does one obtain outside drivers for OSX?
I'm asking both for those who may wish to use WaveLAN cards, or any others
which aren't Airport.
Also, are g cards backward compatible with b cards?
Thanks!
stanton
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From: Mike McGinnis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Looking to buy a replacement as I fried my current.
Thanks,
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Hi I have blown a chipset on my external firewire enclosure. Do you know
where I ca get a replacement?
regards, John
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The security folks here again have strike: I can no longer use mail2web to
read my personal email form behind the firewall. I can not even get my mail
using the Verizon web site, so they're not only blocking some specific sites
(although it could still be possible), but I think they're blocking
people. Another thing that has been a real treat
is that with earthlink
I was inundated with BAD spam (you know what I
mean) to the tune of 20
to 30 a day. With Verizon I get none, absolutely
none. I hope I don't
jinx it by saying that out loud on a list. Go for
it.
Been with
John, can you be a bit more specific about the model of this firewire
enclosure? When you say blown, what does the damage look like?
chueewowee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I have blown a chipset on my external firewire enclosure. Do you
know where I ca get a replacement?
regards, John
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On Feb 27, 2004, at 11:25 AM, Seeker wrote:
Been with Earthlink for several years and get two or three pieces
of
spam a day.
Check my Earthlink filter (online, every 10 days or so) and there
are
usually about 10 to 20 emails there to delete.
I get that much spam every ten or twenty
Try the top-level address. It'll forward you on.
http://www.mailinator.com/
On Feb 27, 2004, at 2:01 PM, Harry D. Corsover wrote:
On Feb 27, 2004, at 11:25 AM, Seeker wrote:
Been with Earthlink for several years and get two or three pieces
of
spam a day.
Check my Earthlink filter
From: Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AirPort wireless PCMCIA card compatibility. . .
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 11:51:20 -0500
Where does one obtain outside drivers for OSX?
I'm asking both for those who may wish to use WaveLAN cards, or any
others
which aren't Airport.
Also, are g
Here is one on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2790692849category=14908
Tom
on 2/27/04 11:03, Michael Breslin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking to buy a replacement as I fried my current.
Thanks,
MB!
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you should work at a High School where you are not allowed to type in any
portion of any banned word while accessing the internet. That makes it
pretty entertaining, considering the name of the school is one of those
words.
Tom
on 2/27/04 12:09, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The
Following my previous email regarding the blockage of web sites that let you
check your personal email, I've just realized that both 'mail2web' and
'http://netmail.verizon.net/WRP' both have mail in their URL. I'm
wondering if the network admin guys here could be stupid enough to filter
only if
On Feb 27, 2004, at 1:06 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Following my previous email regarding the blockage of web sites that
let you
check your personal email, I've just realized that both 'mail2web' and
'http://netmail.verizon.net/WRP' both have mail in their URL. I'm
wondering if the network
Laurent,
If you have a Unix account on any box outside your firewall that CAN
get to the mail server, and to which to you can make an ssh connection,
then you could set up a secure tunnel from your Mac to that box, and
read your mail as if it was served on your Mac. Once you have the
The bronze keycaps are the same physical design as iBook/TiBook keycaps
(though the KBs themselves are different.) Just use a keycap from any of
these serie interchangably. Heh heh, well as long as one didn't mind the
color differences. G
My actual contribution to this (oldish) thread is the
LOL, having now read through this thread from its start I've noticed
no-one here has offered up an explanation of how this (obvious) scam
actually works.
Can it be no lister has popped for one of these 'deals'??
Or is it possibly the case that any lister niave enough to have popped
for one is
Gavin,
Thanks very much for this thorough explanation. I appreciate your time.
However, I don't think it will work because they're also blocking all
outside ports. Port 80 and the port used for ftp are opened, but I doubt
they let any outgoing traffic on any other port. We really feel like in a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] laments:
I've looked and looked all over Apple's Web Site for a and
have never found one that'll work on a Pismo. Can you tell me exactly
where to find it?
Whoa dude, yer outa luck! For reasons that escape us all Apple has seen
fit to _NOT_ support the Pismo with this utility
Laurent:
Chill.
Check your solder joints on that ABS. The caps may have degraded or
there may be a short between the terminals. Suspect that they are
used to condition the input power for the ABS, so any shorts will be
reducing the power available for running the circuits. I've replaced
my
On Feb 27, 2004, at 1:54 PM, Dan K wrote:
LOL, having now read through this thread from its start I've noticed
no-one here has offered up an explanation of how this (obvious) scam
actually works.
Can it be no lister has popped for one of these 'deals'??
Last year there was a lister who lost $1200
On 27/02/04 16:17, Frank Cornew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent:
Chill.
Check your solder joints on that ABS. The caps may have degraded or
there may be a short between the terminals. Suspect that they are
used to condition the input power for the ABS, so any shorts will be
reducing
I have also been following this thread. since it has now been brought
back up, this is how I 'believe' it goes:
You pay for a *spot in a pyramid type scheme. You get access to what
they call ebooks. You try to get as many people as possible to go to
the site and also buy into the pyramid
Old thread I know, just catching up . . .
On 2/22/04 3:30 PM Dennis Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The dvd/cd drive in my Pismo is dying (it's a slow death apparently)
and I am getting tired of the death throes. Several months ago
somebody recommended a Lite-On LSC 24801 or a Sony CRX820 as
mmm... certainly makes it a bit more of a challenge :-)
Have you tried to make an outgoing ssh connection anyway? You might be
pleasantly surprised.
Try this in Terminal:
ssh permanentmailbox.com
That will try to go to my home network here: if you get a login prompt
- or something showing
On 27/02/04 17:22, Gavin Tiplady [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mmm... certainly makes it a bit more of a challenge :-)
Have you tried to make an outgoing ssh connection anyway? You might be
pleasantly surprised.
Try this in Terminal:
ssh permanentmailbox.com
That will try to go to my
I like Earthlink because of . . .
. . . As for dropped connections, I think this is a problem
with my Wall Street's modem. It doesn't happen with
my Amigas using the same phone jack, same account,
and an external modem for the Amigas.
In my case, the instances of not getting bumped off
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