Hi All
Need help with the battery on my Ti.
The book has stopped charging the battery It shows that the battery
is there but just says calculating ...until full and will not charge
the battery at all i have reset the pmu, i have tried it with the
battery out to see if it notices the
I had concerns about heat with a Pismo. I solved that problem by
raising the Pismo up and also gaining more traction.
I found some large rubber bumpers (maybe an inch and a quarter square
and half an inch high) - the same ones as used under objects placed on
wooden tables - like the little
My final solution was to pull the rubber pads off a monitor stand I had
lying around. Mine are about 1/2 inch high and about an inch wide. I
also wince when I look at it, but then I remember the cooling effects.
Thanks for all the help, everyone.
Caleb
On Friday, Dec 16, 2005, at 07:43
Hello there fellow G-Bookies
I have information that I need confirmed regarding the ram in the
Lombard. I know there are two memory slots, I also know that the Lombard
can take up to 512mb of ram. I also know or think I know that one of the
ram sticks must be low profile in order to work in the
Yes, there are two slots. One does have to be low profile, because the
lower slot is located underneath the processor daughtercard.
Hope this helps.
Caleb
On Friday, Dec 16, 2005, at 15:36 America/Chicago, B.L. wrote:
Hello there fellow G-Bookies
I have information that I need confirmed
Hello List,
Is there a PCI Card out there for a USB2 port that
works with a Pismo? Are there any other options for
adding USB2 to a Pismo?
Thanks,
Barry
Barry,
I just use a standard PCMCIA card adapter which I acquired on eBay for
under $20.00. It works great with my iPod 30 gig video.
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its nice to see that there is a
cheap solution for this issue.
Actually I need the card for a Canoscan 8400F that
purchased and then saw the spec for USB 2.0. I'd
rather attach the scanner to my 1 GHz eMac, but looks
like I'm out of luck there as it only
The new iPods (nano and video) don't support FireWire.
On 17/12/2005, at 11:11 AM, Barry Muller wrote:
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its nice to see that there is a
cheap solution for this issue.
Actually I need the card for a Canoscan 8400F that
purchased and then saw the spec for USB
Allow me to answer that question. Apple dropped Firewire support with
the 5G, or Video iPod, so Zoltan can't use Firewire with it.
Hope this helps,
Caleb
P.S. I use the USB 1 ports on the back of my Lombard to sync my 5G and
I don't have any trouble.
On Friday, Dec 16, 2005, at 18:41
The low-profile RAM is required for the lower memory (the slot on
the underside of the circuit board).
Art Richard (St. Petersburg, FL)
On Dec 16, 2005, at 4:36 PM, B.L. wrote:
Hello there fellow G-Bookies
I have information that I need confirmed regarding the ram in the
Lombard. I know
Bizarre. Whats next? Macs sporting Intel chips? ;-)
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The new iPods (nano and video) don't support
FireWire.
On 17/12/2005, at 11:11 AM, Barry Muller wrote:
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its nice to see that there
is a
cheap solution
Well, to be honest, I'm looking forward to the new Intel PowerBooks,
just because I think Apple is making a good move. I love the PowerPC,
but the x86 hardware runs cooler than the G4 or G5. The only reason I
don't have one is because I prefer the Mac experience.
Caleb
On Friday, Dec 16,
I should clarify that my G3 runs cooler than any of my PC notebooks
have, but the G4 is just plain hot, and not only in the styling
department. Ask anyone who has used a TiBook or an AlBook for any
length of time. Plus, the G5 has to have water cooling to run at a
decent temperature. I
Hi,
I just tried to install additional memory into a Pismo I just got. It
was working fine before I tried to add memory to the machine. When I
tried to start up after putting the memory in the slots, I got a
beep. I tried again and got the same thing. Figuring the problem
was the
Not all G5 PowerMacs are water cooled - though that may have changed
with the dual core machines. Actually my G5 dualie runs cooler than
my Pentium machine (judged both by reported processor temps and the
heat from the fans and the fans on my dualie almost run more than the
lowest speed.)
I didn't know about the air-cooled G5. However, I do remember the G3
Lombard and Pismo managing extraordinary battery life on one or two
batteries. Then again, I'll be using my Lombard through the end of High
School, so there. I'll have to check real-world life on mine, but I'm
sure it'll keep
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