Dan Palka said:
Brand new hard drive. Didn't fix the problem.
OK
, a PMU reset,
How do I do this on the Wallstreet?
From PowerBook and iBook: Resetting Power Manager:
PowerBook G3 Series (M4753)
1. If the computer is on, turn it off.
2. Simultaneously press Shift-Fn (function)-Ctrl
Andrew Kershaw said:
I suspect replacing the PRAM battery will solve the problem, but I
haven't bothered.
I don't think this is the reason, but I suppose it could if boot settings
in NVRAM is needed and the backup battery is totally dead.
Hmm, I had an upgrade card that wouldn't work before I
Hi have a 900mhz ibook (white) with OSX (panther). It has an internal CD-RW.
I just bought ilife'04 and want to burn DVD's. I'm sure I have to/and
probably want to go the external firewire enclosure route. Can someone please tell
me how I would go about this.
TIA
Linda
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G-Books is
On Sep 26, 2004, at 6:25 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
The key your refer to as Flower is called Command.
Yes I know thank you. Just bad habit picked up from the people who
originally got me to switch to Macintosh many many years ago.
More people say flower than you might expect.
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G-Books is
Come to think of it, wasn't that listed in a Mac addict recently as one
of the like six different names that people have given the Command key
in the last 20 years?
On Sep 26, 2004, at 9:48 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
The key your refer to as Flower is called Command.
Yes I know thank you. Just bad
Really? Do you remember any of he other five? I've called it
cloverleaf for years to tell non-Mac people how to do something...was
that on the list?
I'd like to see the whole list
On Sunday, September 26, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
Come to think of it, wasn't that listed in a Mac
I'll have to find that list.
I STILL tell people flower, since command doesn't connect with any
image on the keyboard, though usually just my friends who don't have
Macs and probably won't, who happen to be typing a paper at my house
cause their 3 year old Dell doesn't work right, and they need
Heres a link to a low end mac article that's kindof intersting,
although I can't find the Macaddict one. The Macaddict one wasn't even
an article really, just a blurb 'Some alternative names with the names
listed.
http://lowendmac.com/lab/02/0718.html
On Sep 26, 2004, at 10:17 AM, Dan Palka
Hello,
Being a low-end user I have just installed an english OSX on my G3
iBook which already had a Dutch version of OS 9.2.2 installed.
When I try to open a program that needs OS9 to operate I get the error
message: os 9 does not have translated versions of the files it needs
to update
At 4:46 PM -0600 9/25/04, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Alright, some clarity and things I have tried that have not solved this issue.
It's NOT the memory test - I've got that disabled on all my Macs.
One of my Wallstreets (originally 233/512k) has been upgraded to a
PowerLogix 466 w/ 384 MB of RAM.
Hi have a 900mhz ibook (white) with OSX (panther). It has an internal
CD-RW.
I just bought ilife'04 and want to burn DVD's. I'm sure I have to/and
probably want to go the external firewire enclosure route. Can
someone please tell
me how I would go about this.
Here's what *I* did.
A)
Being a low-end user I have just installed an english OSX on my G3
iBook which already had a Dutch version of OS 9.2.2 installed.
When I try to open a program that needs OS9 to operate I get the error
message: os 9 does not have translated versions of the files it needs
to update system-map
Try setting the Startup Disk. If it's not set in the PRAM then the
computer has to search for it. And IIRC that means waiting for a
floppy and then each of seven possible SCSI drives before it tries
the IDE drive. Note that if their is no drive it takes longer as it
has to wait for a
But Brian, if your FW port is dead, how can you attach your hub to it?
Also, why would a hub prevent a Motherboard port from dying? Respectfully I
ask,
Run
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From: Brian Scott Oplinger [EMAIL
But Brian, if your FW port is dead, how can you attach your hub to it?
Also, why would a hub prevent a Motherboard port from dying? Respectfully I
ask,
You seemed to misunderstand a few things. 1) A FW hub will protect a
*good* FW port, not a dead port like the user who started this thread
was
on 26/09/04 12:24, Steve Fuller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi have a 900mhz ibook (white) with OSX (panther). It has an internal
CD-RW.
I just bought ilife'04 and want to burn DVD's. I'm sure I have to/and
probably want to go the external firewire enclosure route. Can
someone please
on 26/09/04 14:52, macdaniel3400c at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try setting the Startup Disk. If it's not set in the PRAM then the
computer has to search for it. And IIRC that means waiting for a
floppy and then each of seven possible SCSI drives before it tries
the IDE drive. Note that if
Hi, I to mirror the output from my iceBook/500 onto a LCD projector. I
cannot find the adapter for the iBook's prapritary RGB out port on eBay.
Does anyone have the part # or maybe one to sell to me? Also, I tried to
plug a 3-RCA Cable from a SONY camcorder into the iBook's A/V out slot, only
to
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