finally, what's the final word on whether or not it's a good idea to
fully discharge your battery once a month or so?
It is a VERY good idea to always discharge a LiIon battery fully. A LiIon
battery like in the PowerBook Wallstreet is good for about 1,000 charge
cycles. Even if you discharge
Last week, we installed a wireless router for our Power Book (OS
10.4) and Windows XP. We would like to put in a firewall. Is there
software that is recommended or should be avoided?
Is there anything to keep in mind or to watch for when setting up the
firewall?
Michael
--
G-Books is
My Reply follows quote. On 28/12/2005 10:07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I just bought a good wallstreet off ebay but cannot get loose the small
screw which holds down the edge of the heatsink.
Short of attacking it with my dremel, anyone have any ideas?
--
Thanks,
I think it needs a
I just bought a good wallstreet off ebay but cannot get loose the small
screw which holds down the edge of the heatsink.
Short of attacking it with my dremel, anyone have any ideas?
--
Thanks,
Paul pjspop @ bresnan.net
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog
Hi Why don't you just go to the system prefs click on sharing and
turn the firewall on that is built in to X. for the powerbook.
For the windows just install the router software on it, 9 out of
10 times the router will come with fire wall software then you can
configure the router via the
The person identified as Michael Levin, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thoughtfully said:
Last week, we installed a wireless router for our Power Book (OS
10.4) and Windows XP. We would like to put in a firewall. Is there
software that is recommended or should be avoided?
Is there anything to keep in
finally, what's the final word on whether or not it's a good idea to
fully discharge your battery once a month or so?
PC magazine recently ran an article on batteries.
http://ct.enews.pcmag.com/rd/cts?d=184-2375-5-55-185739-286961-0-0-0-1
They say 500 charge/discharge cycles is about what you
Greetings,
I have a couple of simple (I hope) questions
regarding Powerbook G3 Wallstreet. First, was a CDRW
ever made for this machine? Second, can the lower
RAM chip be replace, if so how is this done?
Thanks,
Lee
__
Yahoo! DSL
A while back I asked about different ftp clients I could use with my
'book. I tried out a few suggestions, but couldn't find one I really
liked - matter of fact, I used the unix ftp command from terminal more
often than not.
I recently came across a FireFox extension called FireFTP that I gave
a
There isn't a fix. It's supposed to be a free repair from Apple as
the part is defective.
On 28/12/2005, at 1:10 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
Has anyone found a fix for the wallstreet 13.3 screen problems ?
Everytime I think I have it fixed, the lines come back.
Mad Dog
--
G-Books is
There isn't a fix. It's supposed to be a free repair from Apple as
the part is defective.
On 28/12/2005, at 1:10 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
A free repair ? Is this listed on the apple site anywhere ?
Mad Dog
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
Not that I know of, but you could try googling it. I only remember
back from when that model was new, as well as it saying in my Apple
Service Source manuals. - something like Screen flickers
intermittently or displays a series of lines: If the display is a
13.3 model and squeezing the
First, I have no idea on whether a CD-RW was made for the Wallstreet. I
know the later Lombard and Pismo have aftermarket Superdrives
available, but I don't know about the WS or WSII.
Second, if I remember correctly, the Lombard and Wallstreet take the
same RAM, with the lower slot being
First, I have no idea on whether a CD-RW was made for the
Wallstreet. I know the later Lombard and Pismo have aftermarket
Superdrives available, but I don't know about the WS or WSII.
Second, if I remember correctly, the Lombard and Wallstreet take the
same RAM, with the lower slot being
Michael,
before you buy anything think about where you want to put the firewall
(could be multiple places). I have small network and have firewall on
the DSL modem, WiFi router and then on each machine. Now that may be a
little too paranoid (but that is what keeps me sleeping in the night).
You
IMHO, I'd upgrade the processor in any Wallstreet before going after
RAM, as long as you have 128 MB or more. CD-R and RW drives are, no
offence, extraneous gadgets that are a little farther down the list.
However, that's only my opinion, but I'm used to a Lombard 400 with 192
MB of RAM and
Hello Listers,
Yesterday I had the chance to put Virtual PC on my system for the
first time [which is a new iBook 1.33]. Overall, I really like the
program and look forward to using and working with it. I installed
Windows XP Pro Service Pack 1 on it. I've had to do some updates and
17 matches
Mail list logo
