on 21/10/04 18:20, CJ at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an iBook/500. I installed OS X 10.3 and erased the HDD. I want to
use a few classic programs so I tried to install Mac OS 9.1. When I hold
down the c key, the bar fills up halfway then says bus error, hold down
shift to disable
on 21/10/04 21:15, Shawn Harley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
Does Scott need to have the ORiNOCO card installed before the restart
to be recognized?
I use a Linksys 54g in my Wallstreet (OS X), and I cannot hot swap it.
The card has to be installed before power on/restart to be
The National Enquirer reports at 10:49 PM + 10/21/04, Chet McCarty wrote:
A few days ago I pushed the power button on my ( not plugged-in )
Wallstreet and a second later caught my sleeve on the battery lever and
ejected the battery, before the screen even lit up. Now the screen won't
light
I copied the System Folder from the CD and put it in my HD. It still
crashes during boot, but it works with classic.
Thanks
- Original Message -
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 10:24 PM
Subject: Re: Cannot install
I recently purchased a Powerbook G3 wallstreet. I was wondering about two
possible upgrades. First, what are my options for upgrading to a CDRW. Is there
an internal drive that was made for the wallstreet, OEM or thirdparty? I know I
could probably buy a firewire upgrade card and buy an
As for the ORiNOCO card, I don't think AirPort supports them under OS
9.
Oops, wrong, wrong, wrong. The Apple Airport software will absolutely
support the Orinoco Gold or
Silver PC card in OS 9.
You can also use the Orinoco software.
Hi Bob i disagree with this !
If the airport software will
Hi - I just bought a 400 Mhz pismo on ebay for $329. It's in great shape (
afew scuff marks on the outer case) but works wonderful and is running OSX.
I was originally in the market for a wallstreet due to avg price of pismo
being around $500, and saw several pismos's go for just over or around
There was a CD-RW drive manufactured for the Wallstreet, but it's
impossible to find these days. Unlike the Lombard and Pismo, you can't
just replace the drive in the expansion bay module with a standard
low-profile optical drive. At this stage, your only option is to get an
external device.
Oops, wrong, wrong, wrong. The Apple Airport software
will absolutely
support the Orinoco Gold or
Silver PC card in OS 9.
You can also use the Orinoco software.
Hi Bob i disagree with this !
If the airport software will absolutely support
the Orinoco gold or silver cards in OS 9.
Do you
on 22/10/04 6:50 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, wrong, wrong, wrong. The Apple Airport software
will absolutely
support the Orinoco Gold or
Silver PC card in OS 9.
You can also use the Orinoco software.
Hi Bob i disagree with this !
If the airport software
On 22/10/04 12:45, victoria Duggan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for the ORiNOCO card, I don't think AirPort supports them under OS
9.
Oops, wrong, wrong, wrong. The Apple Airport software will absolutely
support the Orinoco Gold or
Silver PC card in OS 9.
You can also use the Orinoco
On Oct 21, 2004, at 10:30 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 21/10/04 17:38, Steve Fuller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the link. I've done this on my TiBook and that model looks
much simpler than the new ones. Maybe I'll leave well alone.
Not a problem Roger.. Happy to help someone out.
I'd
I've been having some issues with my Wallstreet Mainstreet not charging
the battery pack. Laurent Daudelin was kind enough to suggest:
Have you tried resetting the PMU? To check if the contacts are the
problem, try inserting the battery in the other bay. If the PowerBook
sees
it, then the
Thanks for the help. I realized that I would probably have to get an external
CDRW but I just didnt want to have to lug it around every where I went. Thanks
for the help and advice. I appreciate it.
Coleman
Quoting Ben Dyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There was a CD-RW drive manufactured for the
I bought an ORiNOCO 8461-05 802.11 a/b Combo Card Silver. Anybody know
if this one should theoretically work or not?
Vikki Duggan suggested:
Go on to the low end mac sight! and go to the 1400 powerbook page.
Then
scroll down to the wireless part and click on the link and the orinoco
installer
On 22/10/04 15:56, Scott Birdwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been having some issues with my Wallstreet Mainstreet not charging
the battery pack. Laurent Daudelin was kind enough to suggest:
Have you tried resetting the PMU? To check if the contacts are the
problem, try inserting the
On 22/10/04 16:35, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 22/10/04 15:56, Scott Birdwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been having some issues with my Wallstreet Mainstreet not charging
the battery pack. Laurent Daudelin was kind enough to suggest:
Have you tried resetting the PMU?
Don't know if it makes a difference, but is your card 16-bit or
32-bit? I know
there are some Orinoco cards that are 32-bit...
Craig W.
Atlanta, GA
Hi My card is 32bit i think on the back the boxes that are ticked are
3.3v
5v 16 and 32,
The only one that is not ticked is the dma box.
vicki
My
I recently upgraded my PB to 10.3.5 and now Mail insists on putting a
dorky picture of a butterfly on everything I send. I don't find
anything in Mail preferences to turn this off...how do I make it quit?
Unless you're using mac.com as your mail server, the only person seeing
your 'inner
On Oct 22, 2004, at 3:55 PM, Claire Hart wrote:
Actually, I do receive e-mails from time to time that have the picture
in the upper right corner of their e-mail, and recognize them as one
of the Apple photos. I picked the cat when I did my set-up, and
occasionally I'll see it also in an
On 22 Oct 2004, at 11:55 pm, Claire Hart wrote:
Unless you're using mac.com as your mail server, the only person
seeing
your 'inner butterfly' is you.
To change the picture, go to System Preferences Accounts picture.
You can drag in any picture or choose from the pre-created ones.
Bruce
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