Hello,
Are there any websites detailing the removal of CD RW/DVD faceplates
from a non-working Pismo or ibook 500 drive so I can put them onto a
new compatible drive?
Thanks.
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Dave,
A couple of things that worked for me.
1. Make sure that you have no other AV input connections active.
At least RCA jacks. I can leave my coaxial cable connected but not
the RCA jacks.
2. I think there is a proper sequence for turning on, but since the
S-Video is hot swappable what works
On Apr 23, 2005, at 5:39 PM, James Sanderson wrote:
Thanks, Bruce! have saved me the hassle of looking at the blasted
thing for eternity. It was indeed the folder from hell.
It has two spawn. I can use the same command, just change the
directory to the drive that it is on to eliminate the
In OS 9, it's always worked for me when I put the PowerBook to sleep,
then connect the S-Video (or composite video via adatper) to the
PowerBook, power on the TV, then wake the PowerBook back up. The
video comes up in mirroring.
Ditto w/ the VGA port.
Peace,
Drew
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Author of ClassicStumbler
rm is the Unix command to remove a file. -r means do it recursively
through subdirectories and the -f means 'force deletion'.
Which reminds me of something I saw on slashdot some time ago:
rm -rf /bin/laden
Hmm.
In all seriousness, learning some basic UNIX commands is incredibly
useful for Mac
