Last summer I purchased a new battery for my Pismo
and within the last few weeks occassionally (though
with increasing frequency) it has gone from full
charge to zero very quickly (w\in 15 minutes or so).
It is one of those OWC batteries that promises 125%
(IIRC) battery run-time of the
On Jan 3, 2006, at 11:26 PM, G-Books wrote:
Thanks to everyone who answered usb problem turned out to be a
bad port on the OWC elite.
At 3:36 PM -0500 1/3/06, Frank Dutra wrote:
Can I use Carbon Copy Cloner to duplicate my G4 desktop (dual 450
gigabit ethernet) without any problems
I don't know about the Pismo, but, based on my Lombard experience, yes,
it's a dead PRAM. Try booting into Open Firmware and typing
'reset-all'. That could help a lot.
Caleb
On Thursday, Jan 5, 2006, at 04:23 America/Chicago, Barry Muller wrote:
Last summer I purchased a new battery for my
I have a couple iBooks that developed bad Airport connections
recently. They sporadically would go off and not find any networks,
and then just come back on full strength for no apparent reason. It
appears the cause is that I mistakenly installed the Airport Update
2005-001 which was meant
Luis,
This is a little off topic so if you could respond off list, I was
wondering if I could ask you a few questions about this install?
Shawn
On Jan 5, 2006, at 5:30 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:
On Jan 3, 2006, at 11:26 PM, G-Books wrote:
Thanks to everyone who answered usb problem
At 2:23 AM -0800 01/05/2006, Barry Muller wrote:
Last summer I purchased a new battery for my Pismo
and within the last few weeks occassionally (though
with increasing frequency) it has gone from full
charge to zero very quickly (w\in 15 minutes or so).
While it's possible that the battery
Hi,
I have a wallstreet 233 for my brother and have tried to get it working
via the internal modem.
Every time I try I get a message that says that the is not responding.
I have to check its corrections etc.
I have reinstalled 9.2.2 and use the right modem scripts (internal
modem v90, or
At 3:32 PM + 01/05/2006, Stuart Hart wrote:
Can anybody tell me how to test the internal modem?
In the Remote Access control panel, turn on verbose logging. That
way you can view the transaction between the PPP module running the
modem script and the modem's responses.
If you see
On 1/4/06 6:24 PM, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My problem with this is that it's an entirely self-reported survey
and macintouch is a notorious squeaky wheel fest site where folks
with problems congregate and inflate the importance of their
problems. (I don't even look at that
Any recommendations for a news group reader for OS 10.3.9?
Thanks
Andrew in Ann Arbor
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On 05/01/06, Andrew in Ann Arbor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any recommendations for a news group reader for OS 10.3.9?
After much trial and error - I settled on Unison and paid the fee!
Well worth the money - you get a free trial so you can test it thoroughly first
Some on here will wax lyrical
I've got a Linksys router that I bought to go with my new internet
connection, but it's not seeing the connection. Yes, I realize that I
fail to follow my own advice, but the Linksys was dirt cheap and it's
an 802.11 G router.
My connection is through Charter cable, and it's DHCP all the way.
Never mind. I checked their website and found a fix on there.
Sorry to be a bother,
Caleb
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On Thursday, Jan 5, 2006, at 18:27 America/Chicago, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I've got a Linksys router that I bought to go with my new internet
connection, but it's not
Hi Caleb,
I just bought a Linksys WRK54G... the one that comes with the
notebook card. Folks seemed skeptical of Linksys, but their products
have been rock solid for me for over 7 years now. All Linksys
equipment, 'cept for one D-Link PCMCIA card.
ANYway if your AP is used, has the
Have you tried just resetting the router? This may help if you bought
it used. Usually there's a little button for that somewhere.
If resetting it doesn't work you should go through the configuration
screens to make sure it's not set to have a fixed IP address and that
it isn't blocking
on 05/01/06 18:21, Andrew in Ann Arbor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any recommendations for a news group reader for OS 10.3.9?
Thanks
Andrew in Ann Arbor
technology is the answer, what was the question?
After all those years, I'm still using the free MT-Newswatcher, version
3.4...
Well, I got it fixed. There was a support page on the Linksys site
about this very issue, so that really helped.
My Lombard's wireless card won't get in until tomorrow afternoon, so
it'll be interesting to see how wireless works on it..
Thanks for all the help, guys,
Caleb
On Thursday, Jan
Have you tried just resetting the router? This may help if you bought
it used. Usually there's a little button for that somewhere.
If resetting it doesn't work you should go through the configuration
screens to make sure it's not set to have a fixed IP address and that
it isn't blocking
G-Books wrote on 1/5/06, 09:43:
That's a little late, as I bought a Sonnet Aria Extreme from OWC last
night,
Caleb sorry I couldn't have gotten the card earlier for your sake, but
the Holidays sort of held things up. A battery is my next purchase, as I
too want
G-Books wrote on 1/5/06, 09:43:
Thanks Brad. I filed this away for future use.
Mad Dog
You are welcome, I've seen through perusing the list that you had a
Lombard and was trying to get a wifi card to work using the IOExperts
drivers, which I did with a YDI Diamond
That's why I bought the Aria. It's too much trouble dealing with
third-party hacked drivers when there are easily obtained cards that
work out of the box. I think there are still quite a few Lombard users
around here, from my reckoning.
Well, good luck bargaining with the Wireless Wizard,
Agreed. When you charge a premium for the product, tell your customer
that the warranty does not cover any defects (and besides the issue
is obviously user related wear and tear and not piss poor
manufacturing and/or design), then you should either A) expect your
customer base to become
On Jan 5, 2006, at 6:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bruce has pretty well summed up the problem with the survey.
Actually, it is an issue with all surveys other than those surveys
that rely on student samples. Students usually receive bonus points
or participation points for completing
So I've been using SuperDuper to make a bootable backup of my
Powerbook (15 1.5Ghz)
It works great.
At least, that is, I think it does.
Truth is, I don't know if it would actually boot if I needed to, and
now that I've Googled around a bit, I can't seem to find out for sure.
The
on 05/01/06 23:09, Lists at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I've been using SuperDuper to make a bootable backup of my
Powerbook (15 1.5Ghz)
It works great.
At least, that is, I think it does.
Truth is, I don't know if it would actually boot if I needed to, and
now that I've Googled
After all those years, I'm still using the free MT-Newswatcher, version
3.4...
-Laurent.
Gotta agree with Laurent. I've been using MT-N for years without
problems. And it's free.
bob
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On Jan 5, 2006, at 7:03 PM, Ian Moffatt wrote:
On 05/01/06, Andrew in Ann Arbor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any recommendations for a news group reader for OS 10.3.9?
After much trial and error - I settled on Unison and paid the fee!
I'll second the motion for Unison, I have used it for
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