Thank you, Phillip. I did install the drivers, so that is why I can't
understand why it won't work. I feel that I must have made some mistake
in setting up, although I carefully checked the IP address for my
Wallstreet and so on.
Susan
Swindon, Wiltshire
England
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at
Rad, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Will software update not allow it to go from 10.2.8 to 10.3?
I have XPostFacto (latest version, got it last night), but not sure I'm
using it right.
You need to use Xpostfacto 3a9 or 3a14 starting the installation from
*Mac OS 9* (important). 3a11 does not work at
Hector, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Rad, there are a couple of solutions, for about 50 bucks you can
buy a PB holder that basically lifts it from its base and permits it to
run cooler.
Or you can use 50 bucks or maybe a little more to buy a second hand
Bluechip CPU that does run much cooler,
Hi Mikael, you mention a Bluechip CPU, and I got lost. What is that and
where would you buy it?
Any specifics on it?
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Hector, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Mikael, you mention a Bluechip CPU, and I got lost. What is that and
where would you buy it?
Any specifics on it?
CPU upgrade from Powerlogix http://www.powerlogix.com that is based on
IBM (I think) copper technology and because of that runs cooler. The
I just got a new-to-me Pismo and have some introductory questions. I
have been using a 3400 for the last couple years and a 520c before
that.
QUESTION 1:
It came with a yo-yo power adapter but the plug that connects it to
the Pismo seems to go with difficulty, like it is a tight fit. Is
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 09:15:46AM -0500, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:
:
: I just got a new-to-me Pismo and have some introductory questions. I
: have been using a 3400 for the last couple years and a 520c before
: that.
:
: QUESTION 1:
: It came with a yo-yo power adapter but the plug that
Actually, my XPF installation wouldn't work from OS9, but it worked
just fine from 10.2.8. I have a Cisco Wireless Card that works great
from my card slot. I don't know about anything else.
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 03:03 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Rad, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Will
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like to
get a less expensive option that will let me wander the office and outside
area.
Ideally it would be something that would work equally well with a 15 PB
as well as a Windows XP laptop.
If anyone has recommendations,
So I wonder what it is that is causing my problems. I'm running 10.2.8,
I have tried it from both OS9 and OSX, starting XPF, inserting the 10.3
CD and selecting it to restart with. It reboots, starts the
installation, after about the second screen, where I'm clicking
continue, I get the
Any 802.11g Linksys will work. But it'll have to be configured using the
Windoze laptop. After that it act the same as an Airport.
N
on 3/29/04 10:02 AM, Timothy J. Luoma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like to
get a less
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 09:02 AM, Timothy J. Luoma wrote:
I plan to get an AirPort+Modem for my home, but for my office I'd like
to
get a less expensive option that will let me wander the office and
outside
area.
Ideally it would be something that would work equally well with a 15
PB
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade 802.11b router that I had
nothing but trouble with.
I highly recommend the USR router.
Rad...
Timothy J.
One other note, this router is configured via a web browser, so you can
config it with a mac.
Rad Craig wrote:
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade
Interesting. I have used Linksys in the past. Have had not great luck
with the products but good luck with the support.
Configure via web is also interesting.
One thing I forgot to mention was important is RANGE. I hope to find one
with enough juice to give me a good amount of space to
On 29/03/04 09:36, Eugene Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 09:15:46AM -0500, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:
:
: I just got a new-to-me Pismo and have some introductory questions. I
: have been using a 3400 for the last couple years and a 520c before
: that.
:
: QUESTION
Greetings Lista's,
I also need some advice for replacing an airport base station I got
2 airport cards and the graphite base station when Circuit City was
dropping Apple...(about 18 mos ago?) Anyway...everything has been
working perfectly until the past few days when it started to drop the
pace [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
Has anybody found ANYWAY to get their G3 Pismo/2000
to work with iDVD???
In case you missed my post to the PBs-list where you first asked this
question . . .
The only solution of which I'm aware: attach an iDVD-compatible DVD-R to
the expansion bay bus. I haven't
I'm still researching what I need to transfer VHS tapes to DVD, and have
been looking at My Video. The specs include High powered USB port or
powered USB Hubs in addition to bulit-in USB. Can someone tell me what that
is and why it's required?
Any opinions on My Video vs. Studio DV? Should
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 08:36:30 -0600
From: Eugene Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pismo basic questions
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 09:15:46AM -0500, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:
:
: I just got a new-to-me Pismo and have some introductory questions. I
: have been using a 3400 for the last couple
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004, w miller wrote:
I'm still researching what I need to transfer VHS tapes to DVD, and have
been looking at My Video.
Please let us know what you end up using... This is something I would like
to do once I get the PB.
The specs include High powered USB port or
powered
On 29/03/04 11:33, Timothy J. Luoma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004, w miller wrote:
I'm still researching what I need to transfer VHS tapes to DVD, and have
been looking at My Video.
Please let us know what you end up using... This is something I would like
to do once I
On Mar 29, 2004, at 8:23 AM, Rad Craig wrote:
I run a mixed network here as well. I use a US Robotics 802.11g Turbo
router. It has 100Mbs capacity, both wired ports and the wireless.
Works great. It replaced an SMC Barricade 802.11b router that I had
nothing but trouble with.
My SMC
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc), and 2. Apple
interfaces..
I did have an SMC unit (dunno who'se chips it runs on) that actually had a
set IP#
I had the same one you had initially, worked about 2 weeks and died,
they replaced it. It worked sporadically for the last year, needing to
be powered off and back on frequently to keep it working. Then it
finally died completely, just out of warranty.
That's when I got the USR. I have used
This is a nice perspective, though a bit flawed..
A G4/1mb cache will WAY WAY WAY outperform a G3/900/256k or 512kcache unit
for issues like video editing, photo resizing, rendering, etc. basically any
time a large amount of math work is done, the processor needs a lot of space for
temporarily
Our sole gripe with OS X is the way it dumps the prefs
without warning now and then, and loses data. This has
happened at regular intervals in the past year on a
couple of different units: start up and the dock has
reverted to default, and many custom finder and
application settings are reset.
On 29/03/04 11:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc), and 2.
Apple
interfaces..
I did have an
On 29/03/04 12:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our sole gripe with OS X is the way it dumps the prefs
without warning now and then, and loses data. This has
happened at regular intervals in the past year on a
couple of different units: start up and the dock has
reverted to
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc), and 2. Apple
interfaces..
Well at work I will be the sole
My thoughts on this were that the Apple unit was more compatible and more
reliable...
You asked about where.. I got my new one from www.wegenermedia.com; they had
a clearance on the early dual ethernet units. I just went checked there:
they're out of the early units (like I got), but they've
I've been wondering what this doohickey is that came
in my Lombard box when I bought it second-hand in
'99. 7 long, plated 3/16 round stock, machine threads
one one end, tapered ivory handle on the other. Looks
like a handle for my grandmother's opera glasses - is
that what it really is?
Tom
--
You can get a refurb from Apple for $169 (without modem and antenna
connectors) or $199 with the extras.
smiles,
Jamie
On Mar 29, 2004, at 10:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My thoughts on this were that the Apple unit was more compatible and
more
reliable...
You asked about where.. I got my
On Mar 28, 2004, at 1:08 PM, tivo wrote:
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need
On Mar 29, 2004, at 10:38 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 29/03/04 12:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our sole gripe with OS X is the way it dumps the prefs
without warning now and then, and loses data.
I'm curious. I've been running OS X since it came out (starting with
the
On Mar 28, 2004, at 1:49 PM, AKR wrote:
Hi,
I want to hook my Lacie External drive to my new PB which has Panther
10.3.2 on it.
I had heard that there had been problems with the external drives
being wiped clean but cannot remember under what circumstances.
Some FW800 drives need to be
You know, with the prices of MiniDV cameras going down, I think you
should
also consider whether it makes sense investing on a DV Bridge that
you
might end up paying around $200 while you can have a MiniDV camera
that can
be used as a DV bridge for less than $400. My Sharp can be used as a
DV
I'm curious, too. My non-PowerBook G3-upgraded 8500
has started to 'break', i.e. Firefox 0.8 has refused
to open today but worked normally yesterday. I suspect
bad Ram or bad Ram placement since I recently added
some Dimms. The log was included in the bug report
filed with Mozilla.
Regarding my
Hello all,
Searching for a PIM (personal information manager) for both OS 9 (G3 Pismo
Powerbook) and OS X (G4 desktop).
Which PIM do you recommend? Have heard of Personal Organizer by Chronos; any
feedback?
Thanks in advance,
Owen
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I use Palm Desktop. It's for OS9 and OSX and I found it to be nice for
what I use it for. Really, it is not bad and is free. And you don't
need a Palm device to use it. Give it a try.
frank
--
On 29-Mar-04, at 3:13 PM, Owen Heatwole wrote:
Hello all,
Searching for a PIM (personal information
Re; I had similar idea,I used two pieces and put a fan inbetween,
best wishes
On Mar 28, 2004, at 9:13 PM, Rad Craig wrote:
Sure, that would be great. That's what I was thinking of, some type
of an insulating cover on the bottom or some way to insulate it from
my lap.
Rad...
Hector I Macedo
On 29/03/04 14:11, George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious, too. My non-PowerBook G3-upgraded 8500
has started to 'break', i.e. Firefox 0.8 has refused
to open today but worked normally yesterday. I suspect
bad Ram or bad Ram placement since I recently added
some Dimms. The
For me, ignorance may have been bliss.
On Mar 29, 2004, at 9:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynksys will work, as well as any others.
THe biggest problem i've seen is that most of the non-Apple units fail
horribly at 1. allowing Appletalk (ie for printing, filesharing, etc),
and 2. Apple
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need to install the OS 9 drivers on
At 1:37 PM -0600 3/28/04, Rad Craig wrote:
I have a Wallstreet that I just got to start using (just got my new
wireless card), so last night was the first time I had used it for
any real amount of time (several hours). The bottom of this laptop
gets VERY hot after it's been used for a while.
On Monday 29 March 2004 12:13 pm, Owen Heatwole wrote:
Hello all,
Searching for a PIM (personal information manager) for both OS 9 (G3 Pismo
Powerbook) and OS X (G4 desktop).
Which PIM do you recommend? Have heard of Personal Organizer by Chronos;
any feedback?
Thanks in advance,
Owen
Hi Tivo, have you tried with Disk Utility and if it recognises the
drive?
Hector I. Macedo Lord of the
Flies
Dallas, TX 75248
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Small Dog Electronics
On Mar 29, 2004, at 3:17 PM, tivo wrote:
Does Apple System Profiler recognize the drive when it's plugged in?
It does not, though the unit light is lit and the drive is spinning.
The
unit comes with two USB plug in cables split lines. I've tried each in
the
iBook port, to no avail.
Hmmm..if
I'm not sure how much this is related, but I also can't boot with
batteries *some times*. However, my WS II won't forget dates unless it
have lost power while in sleep and I have to do a Power Reset. As one of
the screws won't take on the batery side, this happens during movement
while in sleep.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Oh yeah... I forgot to mention that I'm running OS 9.2.2. So I've
adjusted the memory usage per app, as suggested. What about using a ram
disk (not virtual disk) for browser cache, and have the ram disk saved on
shut down? Wouldn't that speed up web
I'm taking offers for 1 Data Cable (922-3406) and 1 Inverter Cable
(922-3463) as well as the Inverter Card (lost the number) for a 14'
wallstreet display. All known good. I also have a backside for the top
case, with some scraps, but all else is there. I actually have 2 more
cables, but at least
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need to install the OS 9 drivers on
said:
snip snip
The tech' comment was that since my other USB devices (Adesso keyboard
and
printer) were operating, the driver for the external unit was present
and
the unit's connecting cord or chip were bad.
Tivo, were you connecting the thicker of the 2 cables? I found out that
if I
At 7:34 AM -0800 3/29/04, Timothy J. Luoma wrote:
Interesting. I have used Linksys in the past. Have had not great luck
with the products but good luck with the support.
Configure via web is also interesting.
One thing I forgot to mention was important is RANGE. I hope to find one
with enough
My main goal in wanting a bridge of any kind is to transfer all my old
VHS movies to DVD. Can that be done efficiently and with excellent quality
with a miniDV camcorder?
If so, what else would I need --- software, other hardware, cables?
Willi
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G-Books is sponsored by
Greetings,
New to the list, with what is probably an common problem for X migrators.
I run two systems -- a Cube and an iBook and am preparing for the
final ascent into the land of X. I like to keep the two running more
or less identically, but I sense that with the more stringent control
of
Hi, Mikael!
Do you by any chance have a good backup (clock) battery from that
Wallstreet? It's a wierd affair of six brown wafers between two sheets of
black plastic sheeting marked 616-0102 on both sides, with a power cable
attached. In a padded envelope, it should mail at about one and one
on 29/03/04 22:45, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My main goal in wanting a bridge of any kind is to transfer all my old
VHS movies to DVD. Can that be done efficiently and with excellent quality
with a miniDV camcorder?
If so, what else would I need --- software, other hardware,
On Mar 30, 2004, at 6:45 AM, w miller wrote:
My main goal in wanting a bridge of any kind is to transfer all my old
VHS movies to DVD. Can that be done efficiently and with excellent
quality
with a miniDV camcorder?
If so, what else would I need --- software, other hardware, cables?
Well, if
on 29/03/04 23:00, Erik Ness at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
New to the list, with what is probably an common problem for X migrators.
I run two systems -- a Cube and an iBook and am preparing for the
final ascent into the land of X. I like to keep the two running more
or less
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC card with my
older TiBook. Rather easy to set up and work very well for me.
Brian
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On 3/29/04 9:25 PM, Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC card with my
older
Kyle Hansen wrote:
On 3/29/04 9:25 PM, Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
Let me chime in perhaps late with nothing but good about the Buffalo
brand available from CompUSA. I have 2 of these primarily for my
ReplayTV units, but I also connect with my 802.11g PC
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