On Dec 22, 2005, at 10:49 PM, Clem Bacani wrote:
Generally routers works fine for both PC and Mac but manufacturers
had the habit of putting in their box that product works ok with
Windows -- XP etc and no mention that it works ok with Mac.
Perhaps they are not targeting Mac users as
Has anyone gotten the Linksys WPC11 version 4 to work with OS 9? Long hot,
but never hurts to ask :) Thanks!
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I do agree with you, there. I know that I use Linux and OS X for most
of what I do, but it's really a pain to have to jump through hoops to
configure a router. Now, I agree with your condescending outlook on
such things, but there are some things that I'd like to be able to see
a picture of my
Hello
Has anyone had any trouble with the superdrive not writing to DVD-r
discs.
If I write more than 3.6 gig to the disc it will fail.
If it does write it is very slow half an hour. The discs I am using
are 8x Verbatim. I can use the discs in my Pismo ( a dual layer DVD
writer in it ) and
Plain simple truth of the matter is that Apple designed their Airport
base stations and the Airport Express to work with your Mac. The
Airport Setup software is designed to set it up in just a few simple
steps that rarely even require referring to the enclosed
documentation. Whether you
On Dec 23, 2005, at 7:59 AM, Tim Collier wrote:
I called customer support and got a very unhelpful person at the
other end who told me that you shouldn't be using this with a Mac
in the first place.
So they really don't want Mac users buying their product.
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Hi all if that is so then why does mac format give it 4.5 out of 5 as
a mac router and it only dropped the .5 % because of the price even
thought they are, roughly 30% cheaper that the airport base stations.
I think That it is each to there own on the router side and what
works for some may
What can I try here: After a trip to the shop for these same symptoms, my
machine still does this:
1. No wakeup of the screen from sleep most of the time - have to
3-finger-salute restart, sometimes twice.
2. Ethernet connection either slow or no go, but the airport connection does
work.
On Dec 23, 2005, at 12:05 AM, Fabian Fang wrote:
On Dec 22, 2005, at 8:06 PM, Kristina wrote:
Sigh
so putting in a battery is not so easy.
The motherboard plug did not come un done for my well meaning
husband...and...well
the ribbon came loose from dear daughters's iPod's motherboard
plug.
Ouch. Sounds like a bad business strategy, as far as I'm concerned.
Even Microsoft admits that Mac users make up a large chunk of their
profits...
Caleb
On Friday, Dec 23, 2005, at 07:12 America/Chicago, Alan Miller wrote:
On Dec 23, 2005, at 7:59 AM, Tim Collier wrote:
I called customer
FYI, Over the period of two years, I had 2 Linksys cable/dsl routers. Both
stopped functioning without any apparent reasons. Right after the warranty
ended up. I decided to go with D-Link and so far, after a little bit over a
year, it's still running fine. They were all Ethernet routers, not
My PB Pismo suffers a sudden drop in battery power from about 70% to
0% and goes to sleep. It takes about half an hour to go from 100% to
70%.
This started about a month ago, prior to which the battery drained
normally (lasted about two hours).
There is no problem when it is connected to AC
Sorry for the cross post, but it could go to either.
But my airport (I use with this laptop) has stopped giving me green
lights and now will cycle through the start up of Red and Amber but
no green light. I saw one once for a split second when I was messing
with it but it went red before I
Hi ~Alan
I had the same with a graphite base station
so i changed the card with a dell true mobile card and it now works
fine just is seen as a different network name (but that could be
changed if i wanted to very easy.) it is sat in my friends house
serving his win 2k and ibook without
I used to really like Linksys' gear.
I've owned/worked with a BEFSR41 (the original cable/DSL router), a
BEFVP41 (the IPSEC VPN end-point version), and a BEFW11S4 (802.11b wireless
router). All were solid pieces of equipment, quite reliable, every one is
still in operation.
So when the company I
MicroDoc is fab.
http://www.microdocusa.com
Their techs are truly amazing-they fix things the Apple store can't!
raino
On 12/22/05 8:06 PM, Kristina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sigh
so putting in a battery is not so easy.
The motherboard plug did not come un done for my well meaning
I was wondering if anyone knew of a walk through or could get me started on
setting up dial up service in OS 9? I was just going to grab the local ISP
numbers, uid, and pwd and set it up. Is there some sort of dial up agent or
what not for OS 9? I basically want to enter in a phone number,
Jim,
I've noticed similar behavior with my airport connection after I let
the machine 'fall asleep' on its own. But if I 'put' it to sleep, no
such problem. In fact, if after it falls asleep and I wake it up
resulting in lost connection, I can 'put' it back to sleep, wake it
up, and
Can anyone please confirm if either of these drives will work in a Pismo?
a Pioneer DVR-K05? or a Panasonic UJ-835-B?
Either would work great. You may however need to mod the expansion bay's
interface board to force the new drive to 'bus Master' status. See my
page for a detailed explanation:
At 9:39 AM + 12/24/2005, Mike Kauspedas wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew of a walk through or could get me started on
setting up dial up service in OS 9? I was just going to grab the local ISP
numbers, uid, and pwd and set it up. Is there some sort of dial up agent or
what not for OS 9?
At 7:54 PM -0600 12/22/2005, Kristina wrote:
I received my new mini iPod battery with the installation kit and a go to
website for instruction video which needs QuickTime to run it...hopefully a
QuickTime movie for my OS
Only my QuickTime needs updated...I am on OS9.2 NOT OSX...
help me quick
on 12/22/05 11:05 PM, Fabian Fang at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 22, 2005, at 8:06 PM, Kristina wrote:
Sigh
so putting in a battery is not so easy.
The motherboard plug did not come un done for my well meaning
husband...and...well
the ribbon came loose from dear daughters's
Not cheap, but not a bad source..
http://www.pdasmart.com/ipodpartscenter.htm
On Friday, December 23, 2005, at 05:05AM, Kristina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sigh
so putting in a battery is not so easy.
The motherboard plug did not come un done for my well meaning
husband...and...well
the
I believe there's an internet connect wizard for 9, but it's been a
while since I've actually used OS 9 for anything except watching DVDs
on my Lombard. In fact, I remember, because I was browsing in 9 on my
dialup connection, not too long ago. (I was running the battery reset
utility and
I went for the $69 hinge replacement service (plus $27
shipping) from PB Parts in Scottsdale, Ariz. My Wallstreet
G3 returned today, and it's like a new, usable 'puter. The
screen won't flop forward or back anymore, which means it's
a traveling companion again.
Plus, the PBParts people fixed
Thanks for the info. I was just contemplating doing the same thing
myself for the same reason.
Thanks.
Garry Hamblin
On 23-Dec-05, at 1:19 PM, Frisco Del Rosario wrote:
I went for the $69 hinge replacement service (plus $27
shipping) from PB Parts in Scottsdale, Ariz. My Wallstreet
G3
FYI, I picked up today a copy of the UK edition of MacWorld at my
local bookstore. There's an article in there about how they've
discovered that not all firewire drives can be used as boot
devices--seems they've discovered a few, the Kanguru 80gig
Quicksilver and an 80 gig DiskGo! for example,
kp on 12/21/05 8:23 PM wrote:
Does anyone know what adapter is needed to
connect the pro speakers #M8756G/A
to a new 15 powerbook G4?
The box of the speakers says this is required:
Macintosh computer with Apple speaker minijack.
The speaker connector doesn't fit into the audio in or out
on
Oh, I've been told that before. Like with BellSouth DSL, after one
of their outages and my modem appeared fully connected yet wouldn't
allow mail or safari to connect, they blamed the Mac and said it
wasn't compatible with their system and it was my fault. If I would
only use Internet
Thanks for answering...I couldn't find an 6.02 version just the latest for
OS X.
Our listmate sent me the quick link and that did the trick...but not in time
to save our iPod's ribbon seperating from the connector on the case.
best holidays
Kristina
on 12/23/05 11:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at
On Dec 23, 2005, at 8:00 AM, Alan Miller wrote:
But my airport (I use with this laptop) has stopped giving me green
lights and now will cycle through the start up of Red and Amber but
no green light. I saw one once for a split second when I was
messing with it but it went red before I
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