You might check our unit as well.. A few hundred bucks less, and it's
16x/10x/24x..
Thanks,
David
http://www.ibookparts.com
In a message dated 3/7/03 6:47:11 PM, you wrote:
On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 11:59:26PM +0100, powerbook wrote:
:
Greetings all.
For the uninvolved, please discard this lengthy note. I apologize for the
inconvenience.
If someone has a problem with our business, PLEASE by all means, call our
shop. I will post info below for our business.We have been doing
Powerbook stuff for years, and occasionally
FWIW, we're going to be releasing a 500mhz G3 card for the Wallstreet within
15 days, which will NOT require any software to run, as it runs on the
original apple firmware. It will be quite competetively priced, and will be
on our website..
Thanks,
David
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Folks,
1. How appropriate is it that we have this OT thread named LOL?? Somehow I
don't get the joke.
2. How long has this OT thread been going, since it when OT? Somehow I don't
understand the protocol.
Wondering when we can bury it.
thx..
In a message dated 1/28/03 1:42:02 AM, you wrote:
Gabriel,
this is a little unusual---I'd put money that you don't need both replaced
most apple service groups do NOT know what they're doing in terms of
diagnosis, which is why we exist.
we carry both of these parts, and proobably have the best prices in the US on
them.. But I really
Thanks for your thoughts about OSX, but that didn't answer my questions..
My questions are primarily about Classic, and I'm hoping that someone can
answer my questions..
Is there anyway to get rid of the smiling face before the startupsplash
screen?
david
In a message dated 12/17/02 2:47:17
For cryin out loud.. As my grandfather told me before he passed on If you
don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all. Perhaps we could
attempt to put that to action in this listserve
I for one enjoy this group, add to the info occassionally, and learn from it
occassionally.
I doubt seriously that you'll get a Titanium hinge replaced for $300..
Actually I'd be very suprised--generally this is an $900 repair from Apple.
David
In a message dated 12/3/02 10:08:33 AM, you wrote:
What is the $300-a-shot fix-all deal? is is just for TiBooks? where can
one get the info
hmmm.. This leads me to wonder, or muse. Of course that's OT, but
Is the purpose of the jury to do their own work, or to serve the country by
hearing (and PAYING ATTENTION TO) the plaintiff, defendant, and His Honor?
Of course I can understand having ones computer available for the
Not to toot my own horn (too much), but we carry these (and many other pb
parts), for those who are needing a repair/replacement..
http://www.wegenermedia.com
OR the UJDA-720 drive specifically at
http://www.wegenermedia.com/pismop.htm
(the 720 is the newer version of the
The Pismo drive, particularly the LG version, is pretty notorious for failing
early in life. We see many in for repairs, and unfortunately, it is not an
item which can be rebuilt.. The motor fails and the result is that the head
will not read more than a few times without losing tracks or
the reason the Wllst only recognizes 1/2 the RAM is that it's setup for only
PC66 RAM, and you've likely got either PC100 or PC133 chips.
You need PC66 RAm for it, or you will very likely experience crashes and
instability.
THis is not ALWAYS the case--soome later revision Wallstreets had
Despite all the naysayers', this is correct. SOME Wallstreets DO wake when
openned. Screw the original instructions - they'll also tell you that the
max RAM a Pismo can take is 512mb. My first Wallstreet (a 292mhz) woke
whenever opened, and I've had several others since then that did the
The iBook will take any drive that's 9.5mm height (or less). Installation
is a bear, but the upgrade is definitely rewarding, especially for those who
started out with the original 3.2gig HDD that came in the early iBooks.
Thanks,
David
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This will not work in a Wallstreet, as the Wallstreet requires PC66 chips..
You MIGHT occasionally find that a 100 will run without crashing, though it
is not going to be stable.
I've bought PC66 RAM from OWC before, and upon recieving it, had trouble
getting it to work.. Although it was
The Pismo will run PC133 or 100, though it is much happier with 100..
The Wallstreet will run PC66 only..
Thanks,
David
http://www.ibookparts.com
http://www.wegenermedia.com
In a message dated 10/23/02 12:29:06 PM, you wrote:
Look in System Profiler and
Stein,
the 8173 will NOT fit your 8080B drive.
Several dealers (including ourselves powerbookguy.com) carry the 8080B
drive, which is the ONLY existing DVD drive that will mount up on your case.
Thanks,
David
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the 8080b is 8x.
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
In a message dated 10/10/02 6:37:54 PM, you wrote:
I thought the DRN-8080B drive that came with the Pismo was already 4x or
8x.
KeS
--
G-Books is sponsored by
Unfortunately, your cache is blown, and likely your processor chip as well..
Ouch... But that's the ugly...
Don't feel bad-it's the most common issue with that processor--the cache
error. Pretty unlikely that you caused it (though perhaps that beer in the
keyboard didn't help things!).
Chris,
The reason for this is that your Wallstreet probably has a large amount of
RAM, and the time is due to the machine testing the RAM before starting up.
If you want a fast startup, pull all but 32mb of RAM out of your
machine--it'll start up much faster! ; )
Unfortunately, there is
Ken,
I totally agree with you. We'll give AOL/Time Warner, earthlink, or one of
2000 other ISP groups our hard-earned money, and somehow call Apple evil
because they won't do the same for free.. Go figure. I would hesitate to call
you a greedy bastard, when you've invested in the future of
As I've always said, the Fujitsu's have been the quietest and most reliable
drives we've tested. I wouldn't call our system of testing entirely
scientific--it is based purely on returns of dead drives. We've had 3 known
Fujitsu 30's die (out of over 1000 in the past year), and about 30 IBM
The old base stations can be fully upgraded to Version 2.02, which among
other things, allows PPPoE (in layman's terms this means you can use it for
AOL), and it covers upgraded service as well..We run these older units
exclusively in our shop offices, and are very happy with them.
I like that... SOunds like you could even use it in place of a Palm Pilot..
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
So does a piece of plain white copy 8.5 x 11 paper. And you can use
it to jot down notes, todo's etc. and replace as needed.
--
G-Books is sponsored
IMHO, the wonderfull protector pads aren't all they're marked up to be.
Why? It's simple. If your screen is so close to the keys that closing it
means the keys touch the screen, then what happens when you add a piece of
leather (or a thick chamois) in the mix? You simply don't have the room
I know for certain that this will not work. The buss circuitry will NOT work,
and you are likely to blow controller chip circuits in the process.
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
In a message dated 7/31/02 9:07:36 PM, you wrote:
in a recent thread (can't
FIrst,
My original posting of this to the list was accidental---sorry. It was meant
to be private...
However, we carry these replacement Panasonic drives. They fit the drive
sleds perfectly,and will perfectly replace the Panasonic drive modules
(SR8174, or SR-8173, etc).. When you have the
Jon,
did you see my site? we've got the Panasonic's in stock for it.
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
228 Elberta Dr
Lexington, SC 29073
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I must add that I think this group consists of more geritol-equipped whiners
than 1/2 of St Pete, FL. It amazes me that EVERYBODY has to take exception
to everything, like this new .com email service. For cryin out loud, they're
trying to support the LEM groups thru the sale of this. Can we
I have thank you very much.. Anyone else want to ante up some $?
In a message dated 7/26/02 4:54:22 PM, you wrote:
That's fine, starting with you whining about the whiners :-p
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com |
The majority of the dead drives are the LG (DRN8080B), which are pretty
worthless units, in general..
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
228 Elberta Dr
Lexington, SC 29073
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Having accumulated several dozen of these dead drives, I can vouch that it is
NEITHER a connector problem nor a motherboard, software, or PRAM problem. The
drive is the problem--they die, and they die regularly.
We've begun replacing these for the unlucky who are no longer covered by
Apple,
PLEASE STOP THE MADNESS!
Somebody obviously does NOT have enough to do in a day. But the rest of us
DO.. PLEASE SPARE US!
Thanks,
David
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives |
-- Check our web site
er, This is said as if it were a good thing..
h..
David
In a message dated 7/1/02 1:07:45 PM, you wrote:
Hey guys. I just decided to check my mailbox and I have over thirty
messages.
I was good though, I read all of them before answering. And cause I'm new
to
the list, I had to ask
Yes, this is unfortunately a common occurrence. Be very glad that you have it
under warranty. Apple charges around $700 -1100 for this repair (if it's not
under warranty), depending on the mood of the tech you talk to..
IMHO, this is highway robbery, considering the high cost of the machine.
A note of perspective on the horrible situation with Lombard hinges failing.
The general lifespan of a standard PC desktop is considered around 6months.
After that it's obsolete.
The general lifespan of a standard Mac desktop/tower is considered around
9months-1yr.After that it's obsolete
The
Unfortunately, the connectors are not the same, so you can't do this. And I
don't know of any easy place to get the right PCB's for the job.
Thanks,
David
www.ibookparts.com
www.wegenermedia.com
In a message dated 6/22/02 9:47:06 AM, you wrote:
I
This is pretty normal, at least in the 30 or 40 Pismo's I've had. I'd only
be worried if connection was being lost, or the battery loose enough to fall
out.. Still, there's no adjustment available, so it'd either be a normal
looseness, or a broken part (I highly doubt that)...
Thanks,
David
As a reseller of sorts, I've experienced some issues with Powerlogix, on a
handfull of upgrade cards.
All cards were returned to them, and ALL have been replaced. It has been
slow for one or two, but it is acceptable (or has been in my situations).
Please understand also that every minute
As an aspiring Wireless nerd, I contacted Linksys Tech suppt dept by phone,
to ask about AppleTalk, and was told We don't have anything to do with Mac,
and don't do support for Mac systems. I'd have to side with Kyle, as I was
rather suprised that any company would be so prejudice.
Thanks,
I've seen a lot of sig llines on emails, most hawking one political or
religious view or another. This is the funnies I think i've seen in a while!
Perhaps the rest of us should take a lesson..
Thanks,
David Wegener
Wegener Media
www.wegenermedia.com
In a message dated 4/11/02
THe Bronze is generally referring to the Lombard...
FYI, here's a short term list, concerning G3 Models.
1998-- Wallstreet, Mainstreet (Has serial SCSI, no USB). 12, 13,
14 LCD's
233mhz-300mhz. DVD optional with PCMCIA card only
1999 - - Lombard, Bronze.. Has USB SCSI
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