An interesting thread, so I thought I'd chime in. My Pismo is my main
computer. . .period. I use it at home docked on it's multiple fan
cooling station, elevated for my ergonomic needs, which of course is
connected to my Firewire and USB devices. Oh and on the subject of
screen real estate?
I just bought my wife a new iBook (14 inch). She was using a G4 Powerbook
867 12 inch model. We had upgraded the OS to 10.3.7--it originally came
with 10.2.x. I am planning on selling it and last night I went to put it
back to it's original state and inserted the original Install/Restore CD.
There is a shareware program called Xbench, you can use it with both
RAM configurations and compare them.
On Dec 29, 2004, at 7:49 PM, Claire Hart wrote:
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,
First of all, I tried booting from it and got a kernel panic on the
screen
with the silver Apple. I rebooted from the Hard drive and tried to
launch
the install program from the CDit restarted and I got the same
kernel
panic about 5 seconds after the Apple shows up.
On older PBs, people
At 12:47 AM -0500 12/31/04, John wrote:
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
Well, it's not that oldonly 2 years. And I tried removing the RAM without
success. I'm trying Carbon Copy Cloner now. It's in progress as I type this.
Tim
Exterminate all rational thought.
Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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First of all, I tried booting from it and got a
Anyone who still has the small black rectangular power adapter that came with
the Wall Street and early Pizmo PowerBooks should go to this web site and get
a new one. They may discontinue the program any time now that they are
technically not supporting the Wall St.
http://depot.info.apple.com/
I'm looking on E-bay for an WAllstreet AC adapter as backup
and find one that looks like the one that came with my Wallstreet
but they list compatibility with 3400 et.al.
Are they?
If so I have a back up for my 3400
so I'd be set.
thanks,
Cliff
Check This Out.
What are you using to bridge the wireless base stations? Although I had
read about the possibility I've not been able to track down an actuall
procedure
to make the units speak to each other and pass data. I'd like to be able to
bridge using directional antennas over some significant
Hey all,
My bronze Gbook and I-- You couldn't separate us, and I just flat out
loved that machine. All it took was some terrible circumstances and a
shady motherfucker like my ex-roomate's boyfriend, and that was the end
of the romance. Several days later, I had to watch as lombard parts
went
On Thursday, December 30, 2004, at 08:17 AM, diane wrote:
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
At 12:14 PM -0700 12/31/04, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, December 30, 2004, at 08:17 AM, diane wrote:
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,
On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 05:49 PM, Claire Hart wrote:
I did install and run OnyX recently, since I usually don't leave the
PB on overnight. That made a huge overall improvement, and seemed to
restore the PB to its original state.
This is a big one. Log writers typically load the
On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 05:51 PM, Hubert Phillips II wrote:
Does anyone have experience getting a Lexmark Jumpdrive connected to a
Wallstreet via a USB card to mount on the desktop?
I am running OS 9.2.2 and finally have my USB card working. The Apple
System Profiler even sees the
I have a happier tale that involves replacing a Powerbook
Lets go back to well early September 2004 I being a student in HS need a
laptop due to my bad handwriting. First laptop was a Thinkpad 755cd that
lasted from 9/03-9/04 I bought a Powerbook 5300ce that lasted me until its
flaws started to
Hello All,
After a Firmware Update my G5 1.8 SP would only see 512 MB of RAM instead of
1.5 GB.
After removing the RAM and refitting I got it recognised again.
I could certainly notice the difference in machine performance when it
dropped back to 512 MB after 1.5 GB.
Remove the added RAM and
When you carry around a bag full of books everywhere, a 7 lb laptop
isn't going to feel like much. In fact, when I do go around with only
my laptop the bag feels as light as a feather.
On Dec 31, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Andrew F. wrote:
Most people would. I prefer the 14 screen of my Pismo over
On Dec 31, 2004, at 9:44 AM, diane wrote:
At 12:47 AM -0500 12/31/04, John wrote:
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.
On 12/31/04 10:44 AM, diane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am contemplating a *book purchase myself and find that I'm leaning
towards the 14 systems. I use 2-21 on the desktop and I'm not sure
I can do one 12 LOL
The thing to keep in mind with the iBook is that the 12 and 14 LCDs have
the
But a 4lb laptop is lighter still. Those who claim it makes no difference,
just haven't tried it yet.
Andrew
On 12/31/04 5:13 PM, Brian Rule [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you carry around a bag full of books everywhere, a 7 lb laptop
isn't going to feel like much. In fact, when I do go
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