USB2 802.11g adapter

Ok, you can find some models of USB2 802.1g adapter for $5-20 now after rebates. I'm tempted as I believe this would allow me to do more powerful netstumbling, should I need to do so. Since the Airport Extreme in my 12 PB can't be put into the most useful monitoring modes for

Re: PB G3 power prob

I have a 292 and 233, but the one that isn't labeled is this: ck8241xxbkeaw (kinda hard to read so I may have messed a few) BKE would be a 250, BKF would be a 233/0 -- Best wishes Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic http://www.pbfanatic.co.uk -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: PB G3 power prob

If it boot chimes and the HD seems to be working, but you get no video, this most likely means you have a Wallstreet 1 CPU (233/no L2, 250, 292 MHz) on a Wallstreet2 motherboard (Rage Pro LT video chipset). I have a 292 and 233, but the one that isn't labeled is this: ck8241xxbkeaw (kinda

Re: USB2 802.11g adapter

You can't use any model that supports 802.11g and put it into monitor mode currently. If you want a good USB wireless sniffer device, try hunting down an old DWL-122 USB 802.11b. They tend to be a bit more expensive (30$), but are worth it. On Jul 20, 2005, at 12:14 AM, Brian McEwen wrote:

Re: PB G3 power prob

Does the CPU card in question have both L2 chips next to the CPU, or one cache chip on the front of the card, and one on the backside ? Mad Dog Both are next to the CPU, with the label U3 and U2 above them. Both have Motorola markings on them. There are 4 SEC chips that look like RAM/Cache that

Re: Pismo PowerBook display failing

While I had my Pismo in being serviced for a logic board problem, my monitor had a slight pink problem that went scarlet red after the logic board replacement. I honestly don't remember if it was the screen or video card, but they (the local mac repair shop) replaced it right away and just

Networking Question

I'll try to keep this very simple. I have a G5 iMac running 10.4.2 and... A G3 iBook running the latest version of Panther. I have a DSL modem connected to a LinkSys router. That router in turn is connected to my iMac via an ethernet cable and... Connected to a

Re: modem port going, going.....

On July 19, Don wrote: Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 00:00:25 -0700 From: Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: modem port going, going. I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a good guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is high enough, it might just

Re: USB2 802.11g adapter

Hello belkin has a usb wireless g adapter Part # F5D7050 which uses chips from a company called ralinktech. They have mac 10.3 and tiger driver is on this page and it works. I'm using with my ibook g3 700. http://www.ralinktech.com/supp-1.htm Belkin 10.3 drivers are here:

Re: Networking Question

On Jul 20, 2005, at 7:27 AM, bobgir2004 wrote: I'd like to move files back and forth between the two machines by networking them. QUESTION: In the System Preferences Sharing panel, which if any Services must I turn on? Personal File sharing needs to be turned on to allow that.

Wallstreet probs

Just to clarify: Wallstreet II motherboards had a Rage LT chip on the bottom? That's how I tell the difference? My CPU's are labeled, one is a 233MHz, no cache, found some pics on the web, and the other is a 292MHz. ALL the mobo's I have have the LT chip on the bottom. What's weird is a couple

Re: Wallstreet probs

Just to clarify: Wallstreet II motherboards had a Rage LT chip on the bottom? That's how I tell the difference? My CPU's are labeled, one is a 233MHz, no cache, found some pics on the web, and the other is a 292MHz. ALL the mobo's I have have the LT chip on the bottom. What's weird is a

Re: Wallstreet probs

What's the serial number by the PCMCIA slot. Many of the later Wallstreet logic boards had PDQ on that s/n, otherwise just list the s/n and we can look it up. -- Best wishes Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic http://www.pbfanatic.co.uk How can I look it up, I have 5, I don't want to

Re: PB G3 power prob

Does the CPU card in question have both L2 chips next to the CPU, or one cache chip on the front of the card, and one on the backside ? Mad Dog Both are next to the CPU, with the label U3 and U2 above them. Both have Motorola markings on them. There are 4 SEC chips that look like RAM/Cache that

Re: Wallstreet probs

Just to clarify: Wallstreet II motherboards had a Rage LT chip on the bottom? That's how I tell the difference? My CPU's are labeled, one is a 233MHz, no cache, found some pics on the web, and the other is a 292MHz. ALL the mobo's I have have the LT chip on the bottom. What's weird is a couple

my pb dongs! but nothing else

Got a WS 1 mobo with a 292MHz CPU, I checked the bottom and made sure it was a Rage LT (not a Pro) and the CPU is labeled as a 292MHz. I hooked everything up and when I plug the AC in it powers on, LED lights up, FAN spins, then it shuts down. Press the power button it dongs but NO power LED and

Re: my pb dongs! but nothing else

Got a WS 1 mobo with a 292MHz CPU, I checked the bottom and made sure it was a Rage LT (not a Pro) and the CPU is labeled as a 292MHz. I hooked everything up and when I plug the AC in it powers on, LED lights up, FAN spins, then it shuts down. Press the power button it dongs but NO power LED and

Re: my pb dongs! but nothing else

Have you tried the video out (VGA) ? COuld be a bad cable connection from the LCD to motherboard. Also, if you plug a HD in, does it spin up ? Also, one thing comes to mind: the unit with no S-video only has 2 megs of VRAM, which might not drive the 13.3 screen. Try swapping another screen,

fn key to switch displays?

I don't have a good working LCD and I screwed up and switched the display to the LCD and now the external monitor cuts out after loading the OS. Anyway to reset this? Is there an fn key I can't see on the kb? Can I press a magical set of keys? Thanks in advance! Mike K Save our LAN!