Hello,
I recently obtained a iBook Clamshell 300mhz w/ a faulty ac jack. Before I
take it apart and whup out the ol' solderin' iron, I was looking in my
collection of take-apart manuals and realized that I do not have one for the
Clamshell
iBook. It would be handly, especially the exploded
At 7:57 PM -0800 12/29/04, Andrew F. wrote:
Any router will work. The ones sold by PC networking companies are usually
configured through a web browser as opposed to Apple's AirPort utility, but
once set up, 802.1 is 802.1, though of course speed varies by which protocol
you use.
How fast is
Hi Diane,
Wireless is just as good as wired these days. You can go 802.11b at up
to 10MBs, or the more current 802.11g at 54MBs. I have an iBook G4 1GHz
talking to an 802.11b access point, and the web pages load super fast!
Download speeds are equally speedy. 802.11g is newer, and faster,
On Dec 30, 2004, at 11:54 AM, Michael Clarke wrote:
Hi Diane,
Wireless is just as good as wired these days.
Unless you're trying to transfer large files within a home network. We
moved our ReplayTV unit to another room where there was no ethernet
jack went to an 802.11b bridge (hoping to
On Dec 29, 2004, at 10:01 pm, Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I sent this question in a couple of weeks ago and got no replies, so
I'm
checking again: anyone care to venture an opinion on this?
Our story so far: My partner's trusty Pismo 400 malfunctioned. When it
gave
the 3 beeps on
On Dec 30, 2004, at 12:28 PM, Jeff Drummond wrote:
When a ram slot stops working there's often something wrong with the
slot
itself. Inspect the bottom slot carefully for dust or dirt, corrosion,
scorch
marks, bent pins or anything else that looks abnormal.
Thanks, we'll check that first before
Also, I wanted to ask y'all; does the clamshell's ac port come on a
removeable card, ala the G3 Wallstreet, Lombard and Pismo, or is it fixed to
the logic board?
Removable card that only has the power connector on it.
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Best wishes
Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
I have two questions, so I'll send them as separate posts.
My Powerbook is a 17 1.5 GHz, July issue. I bought 2 GB of RAM last
month, replacing the factory-installed 512 stick. What improvements
should I see after having made this installation? I am not currently
running anything
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Jim Dynes wrote:
No No No!!
If a little is good, then more is better
But less/little is only more in comparison *to* more; more cannot be
better...unless less is best !
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Non Illegitimi Carborundum
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Small Dog
That's a good point! An 802.11b wireless access point, or bridge
(depending on how you're using it) is just the same as a 10MB
network port.
That's not true. Firstly, 802.11b is rated at up to 11 Mbps, not
10 Mbps like 10base-T ethernet. However, 802.11b has tons of
overhead (as does 11g),
Hello,
I¹m trying to connect my Sony Playstation 2 to my wireless network to get to
online games. I have 2 Airport Express Base stations bridging each other
with a DSL modem to the primary BS. Does anyone know how I need to configure
the network so I can plug the playstation to the 2nd BS to get
I was out of town for a week, so didn't carefully read all of my email,
somehow missing the original post regarding less is more or bigger
is better. I'm assuming this discussion is comparing sizes of 'books.
I bought the 17 PB last summer. I LOVE all of the features, but it
is not so easy
I love my 12, even now that I'm not in school anymore, its still nice to
have a laptop that is so small and light that I actually do bring it out
with me.
Andrew
On 12/30/04 9:25 PM, Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was out of town for a week, so didn't carefully read all of my email,
Andrew F. wrote:
I love my 12, even now that I'm not in school anymore, its still nice to
have a laptop that is so small and light that I actually do bring it out
with me.
Andrew
I really like my 12 iceBook 700. But in all honesty, if I could trade
it for an equal 14 version, I'd do it in a
Your iBook, the 14 and the Wallstreet all have the exact same amount of
real estate (resolution), its just the size of the dots that is different,
rather than the number of them.
Yes, the 14 screen on my Pismo is more pleasant to look at (from a
distance) than that of my 12 PowerBook, but the 12
My iBook G4 14 works wonders for me. I do almost all of my college
notes, projects, assignments, papers etc on it. Pretty much my whole
life is on it. On top of that, it goes just about everywhere with me,
and even though it's a 14 iBook, I have no problem at all toting it
around. It may
Most people would. I prefer the 14 screen of my Pismo over the 12 screen
of my AlBook, but not enough to fuss with the extra size and weight. I used
to carry around 7lb full-sized laptops everywhere I went, and didn't know
how bad it was only because I didn't know that there was a better way.
I'll had that it is easy to mix wireless and wired networking. I have an
AirPort Extreme base station which is connected via cat 5 ethernet cable to
a 4-port 10/100 switch. My desktop G4 is connected to the switch, with
another cable handy at the desk to connect whatever laptop I choose, be it
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