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
shawn wrote:
I can get to the point where it is loading the final stages of disc 1
and my screen goes buggy and does not allow me to continue
I believe this video issue is discussed at length on the XPostFacto
forums:
http://forum.macsales.com/
There is an option in the XPostFacto
My iBook lost the ability to connect via Airport card at all. When
Airport was turned ON in the menubar it found no networks at all,
just as if the card was broken. The solution I've found was to
download KisMac and then use the KisMac active Airport driver, in
teh KisMac preferences I
I ran into this problem the other day when trying to fix a PC using
downloads from the Microsoft site to my Mac. I turns out the MS site
will only download correctly to MS Explorer browsers on any platform,
so you'll need to fire up Explorer and re-download. I don't know if
you follow any
Andre Balogh wrote:
My 17ALPB running OS X 10.4.1 does not accept DV+R's. When I slip
them in the machine I hear some action but at the end the blank DVD
is spit out. It plays however recorded DVD+R's. What's going on ?
I burned a DVD+R for a friend with a 12 ALPB and it wasn't
Rad Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I have installed tiger on a Lombard via doing the install on its hd
in my Pismo. I just tried to load the DVD.app and it comes up with
the following error:
There was an initialization error
The current machine or system configuration is not supported.
[-70013]
I think the laptop auto adapters are too expensive. It's much cheaper
to buy a small 120v AC inverter than fits your lighter plug that's
larger wattage than your regular wall charger and then use your regular
charger in the car. Sam's Club has 70-watt inverters for $13.24 each.
You can also
I've got a Wallstreet given to me that is somewhat dead. It was working
normally and then one day refused to startup. The power key alone won't
start it. The reset keys combination Shift-Fn-Ctl-Power will get the
green light and fan going, but there is no sign of life in the LCD and
no noise
My brother has a clamshell 366 iBook with a 60 GB 4,200 RPM HD now as a
single partition with 10.3.9 9.2.2.
He rarely uses 9.2.2, but does still use it regularly, so it can't be
OS X only.
He recently has tried to play so video's (DVD or MOV format) and has a
slight stuttering which may be
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Davidposted:
I have a similar Microtek horror story. In fact, I was so displeased
with the
'support' that I eventually got dramatic. For years I've joked with my
A+
certification class that the ultimate solution for a wonky PC is to
throw it
out the third floor window. So I
Andrew F. wrote:
For the same price, its much safer to get an auto adapter for your
laptop.
Why is it safer ?
Where do you get a 70w auto adapter for an iBook for $15?
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I was wondering if you can boot off of an external USB2 hard drive. -
Rudi
My understanding is that since USB isn't shown in the device tree it
can't be booted in a normal way. You can select it in Startup Disk but
it won't boot. I believe some type of hack could be written to allow
USB
I really liked that color code/muffin cup idea for
keeping track of screws when taking an ibook apart. I
recently took all the lower dash panels off my car to
wire it for an amp, and I had three screws left over
when the project was done.
Thanks!
The really neat part is that if you walk away and
On Jan 5, 2005, at 3:29 AM, goodidea wrote:
I would like to upgrade the hard disk on my keylime clamshell, G3
466mhz model.
This is a tricky operation and any advise is welcome from someone
who has done this before. First question I have is: where do I find a
40Gb disk and which one should I
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