Is there a significant difference in performance using PC133 memory
chips rather than PC100 in a Pismo?
Jim
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Re; true,for some time now only buissness is allowed appllecare, the
alternative is comp-usa offers their own warranty,there may be others
also
Does CompUSA offer their warranty even if you did not purchase the computer
from them?
I do not like using CompUSA for anything Apple, but if it is
On 4/21/04 6:54 AM, Wayne [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
Re; true,for some time now only buissness is allowed appllecare, the
alternative is comp-usa offers their own warranty,there may be others
also
Does CompUSA offer their warranty even if you did not purchase the computer
You're wrong. :-)
I have burned at 16x from both my Pismo G3/500 and my iMac DV G3/400
'grape'. With two different external firewire CD-R drives, both
16/10/40. I don't recall whether they have 2MB or 8MB buffers, but
buffer underrun was not a problem. One thing that IS important is that
I have a spare Wallstreet I'd like to give to my 85 year old mother to
use to get email from her family. The first time she gets an organ
enlargement email, she'll never use the machine again. I think I'd
like to create a system for her where only approved persons can send
her email, or at
On Apr 21, 2004, at 9:14 AM, John Slavin wrote:
I have a spare Wallstreet I'd like to give to my 85 year old mother to
use to get email from her family. The first time she gets an organ
enlargement email, she'll never use the machine again. I think I'd
like to create a system for her where
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 11:14:52 -0500, John Slavin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a spare Wallstreet I'd like to give to my 85 year old mother to
use to get email from her family. The first time she gets an organ
enlargement email, she'll never use the machine again. I think I'd like
to
I think I'd
like to create a system for her where only approved persons can send
her email, or at least put unapproved emails automatically in the
trash. Is there a way to do that?
Just learned of the following a few minutes before receiving your post.
Seems to work really well - though I
I'm using the IOexperts driver (google it) and a Microsoft MN-520
PCMCIA card in my powerbook G3, both work great! Using it right now. I
know its not USB, but I heard a lot of probs with the D-Link USB and
Mac OS. Like kernel panic kinds of probs, but never tried it. hope that
helps,
Mike
On
on 21/04/2004 18:26, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Linksys doesn't write drivers for Mac OS. If the USB dongle requires
drivers (it must, I don't believe there are drivers for these things
built into the Mac OS), it won't work with your Mac.
IIRC, MacWireless has a USB adapter for
on 21/04/2004 18:26, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like a problem with Toast, though, as Dragon Burn X (demo) lets me
burn at 16x in 10.3.3. I also get a 24x burn option in iTunes in both 9 and
X.
Any ideas?
Let's you burn... But have you successfully burned at those
on 21/04/2004 18:26, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like a problem with Toast, though, as Dragon Burn X (demo) lets me
burn at 16x in 10.3.3. I also get a 24x burn option in iTunes in both 9 and
X.
Any ideas?
Let's you burn... But have you successfully burned at those
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
There is a 9 version of Windows Media Player
Have any person anywhere been able to actually look at WMV content with
that? I seem to only remember black screens from my OS 9 days and that's
more than 4 years now.
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George, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I would try my PDQ with OS X;
Make sure to get 256 to 512MB RAM. I ran a PBG3 266 on only 128MB for a
while and while that could work for coding, speed was much improved with
even as little as 256MB was added. I have 2 new 256 chips coming in now,
so that's even
In a message dated 4/21/2004 12:30:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The most effective way to do this is at the server. What ISP does she
have? As loathe as I am to suggest AOL, they have this feature.
:-D
Hee, hee...!!!
I want to know if PMUs need to replaced after a time. I am still
having video/sleep issues with my WS I. It will go to sleep
immediately after it's started the computer's services. Actually, the
video is dimmed as it is starting these service and usually when it
should show the desktop the
On 21/04/04 13:49, Margaret McCloskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I want to know if PMUs need to replaced after a time. I am still
having video/sleep issues with my WS I. It will go to sleep
immediately after it's started the computer's services. Actually, the
video is dimmed as it is
James Comas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a significant difference in performance using PC133 memory
chips rather than PC100 in a Pismo?
No; because the Pismo will access PC133 memory as if it were PC100 memory.
The only performance-related memory parameter that makes any difference
is
From: James Comas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a significant difference in performance using PC133
memory chips rather than PC100 in a Pismo?
There is none as the PC133 runs like PC100 on a 100MHz bus.
I ran a PC133 256MB SO-DIM in my Pismo 500 and it was fine,
though it didn't run any faster
At 6:31 pm +0200 21/4/04, Mikael Byström wrote:
Have any person anywhere been able to actually look at WMV content with
that? I seem to only remember black screens from my OS 9 days and that's
more than 4 years now.
Well, it works on here (mind you, I'm playing back the sample.wmv file).
Tibook
A lot of WMV's play on my Mac with 9.2, but I've noticed that there is
less success with the newer generation of WMV movies... sound but no
picture. At work on my G5 with system X.2 they are fast and clean!
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Margaret, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I want to know if PMUs need to replaced after a time.
Only if they go bad. I have a spare PMU, that you can have for $30
including freight.
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Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back to the correct speed
in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory speed is the same as
the system bus speed, which in my case is 66Mhz. Correct?
Also, could there be other issues with PC-133 memory, if you mix 2 brands
but both are 133s?
I have 2 PC133 sticks of 256 in my WSII and it reads them as 128MB's.
Anyone wanna trade for some PC100?
On Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 01:47 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back to the correct
speed
in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory
At 9:30 pm +0200 21/4/04, Mikael Byström wrote:
You did say from my OS 9 days so I figured
you wanted some more up to date experience. It
does work (I've used it quite a bit) but that
sample was the only file I had to hand. Just
tried it with other stuff - OK.
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With best wishes,
Roger
I really would like to use this computer, but I need to restart 3-9
times before I'll finally get to the desktop. I can't enable sleep
because I'll not be able to wake it up.
Is changing the PMU a possible solution?
I have a Wallstreet 2, and after much work, we determined it was also the
on 4/21/04 12:59 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 6:31 pm +0200 21/4/04, Mikael Bystr=F6m wrote:
Have any person anywhere been able to actually look at WMV content with
that=3F I seem to only remember black screens from my OS 9 days and that's
more than 4 years now.
Well, it
What about the Pram battery? You can check its
condition with software.
Also, if the PMU is bad, won't the battery refuse to
charge?
George
--- Wayne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really would like to use this computer, but I
need to restart 3-9
times before I'll finally get to the desktop. I
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned CL2 Ram versus CL3.
Take the CL2 always.
George
--- Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back
to the correct speed
in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory
speed is the same as
the system bus
on 4/21/04 9:26 AM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am useing a TI800 and D-link wireless internet, my question
is how well does lynksys wireless USB work for peripherals and mac's? i
saw it in sams club,is it OK or is there better? TIA
I have no idea how well Linksys wireless
I did some research of both the D-Link and the Linksys systems when I went
wireless (chose D-Link because of their Mac support). If I remember
correctly, neither company's USB wireless access point was listed to work
with Macs (OS9 or OSX), only Windows 98 and above.
If someone knows
Does anyone know where I can get a manual for a Wallstreet. I need to
know how to take it apart and upgrade the hard drive for a friend. I've
done this on my Pismo but I can't seem to get the Wallstreet apart and
don't want to force the issue.
Any help appreciated.
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Remove the battery and CD Rom. Inside these compartments are 2 latches.
I believe you pull them toward you. (It's been a wile). These are on
the inside top
of the case that houses the track pad. The keyboard should pop up a
tinny bit.Then
just remove it (the keyboard) and your good to go.
Also,
How does one check the condition of a Wallstreet PRAM battery with software?
stanton
From: George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What about the Pram battery? You can check its
condition with software.
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Go here,
http://www.polar-orbit.com/
and dl Pram Battery Checker v.1.02 for Classic OS.
George
PS: tell us if it works.
--- Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
How does one check the condition of a Wallstreet
PRAM battery with software?
stanton
From: George Mogiljansky [EMAIL
Symptoms sound very familiar!
On Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 03:09 pm, Wayne wrote:
I have a Wallstreet 2, and after much work, we determined it was also
the
PMU going bad. It started with 2-3 restarts, by the time I retired the
computer, it could take as much as 20 + forced restarts until it
Hi list,
I have someone who's auctioning something on Ebay trying to tell me that FSTN
and TFT screens are not swappable from Wallstreet to Wallstreet.
He claims the Powerbook Guy told him, but I think he meant that the LCD
itself cannot be switched from housing to housing...
In my
RE; thankyou,, I have learned to ask here before spending money.
On Apr 20, 2004, at 9:59 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 20/04/04 18:54, Kurt Appling at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am useing a TI800 and D-link wireless internet, my question
is how well does lynksys wireless USB work for
RE; I know what you mean about comp-usa, the store in tampa is just
awful,yet the superstore a couple of miles from me has been excellent,
they really vary alot here.
Does CompUSA offer their warranty even if you did not purchase the
computer
from them?
I do not like using CompUSA for
RE: I honestly dont know what the deal is with the microshaft media
player,I had it working in os 10.2,I upgraded to 10.3 and it hasnt
worked right since, I can use it OK with pre-existing WMV
downloads,but I cannot download WMV's since I upgraded,in fact only
with I-cab do downloads work,and
Here it is:
http://homepage.mac.com/sysop/PhotoAlbum3.html
It's a slide show, sort of.
J Sanderson
On Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 05:29 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get a manual for a Wallstreet. I need to
know how to take it apart and upgrade the hard drive
Roger, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
At 9:30 pm +0200 21/4/04, Mikael Byström wrote:
You did say from my OS 9 days so I figured
you wanted some more up to date experience. It
does work (I've used it quite a bit) but that
sample was the only file I had to hand. Just
tried it with other stuff - OK.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
In my experience, I have been able to swap the monitor assemblies with any
wallstreet. Is there any truth to this, or is it like I said; they're
getting
the LCD mixed up w/ the entire assembly?
Yes they are. I just popped a new (well) ebay purchased
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I've played plenty of full wmv files with wmp in 9. It works fine, just
feels clunky interface and not as versatile as qt or other players
Well, I guess you have a G4 or fast G3. I suppose this shows some people
have WMP working for some files, but I'm
On Apr 20, 2004, at 11:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi, i've recently mortgaged the farm and gotten a 15, 1.25ghz, 80 Gb
alubbook which came with two 256 MB memory chips. to increase the
memory i
can get two 512 chips for $220 for total memory of 1 GB or a 1GB chip
for
$320 for total 1.256
On 4/21/04 5:45 PM, Kurt Appling [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
RE; I know what you mean about comp-usa, the store in tampa is just
awful,yet the superstore a couple of miles from me has been excellent,
they really vary alot here.
Funny. The Tampa store on Hillsborough as
The Linksys 54G pccard will work with the Apple Airport-drivers, they
use the same chipset.
Marc
Op 22-apr-04 om 0:15 heeft Andrew Kershaw het volgende geschreven:
I did some research of both the D-Link and the Linksys systems when
I went
wireless (chose D-Link because of their Mac support).
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