Gary Goldberg said:
Well, it's hard to believe that the line is noisy every time I've visited
for the last 6 years
If their line is noisy it's probably noisy all the time, so I don't see
why it's so hard to believe. Also, it may be noisy to your modem (with
your current init string) and not to
Bill Gau said:
Getting ready to replace a failing LCD on a PDQ (i.e., Rev. 2, 2nd
generation Wallstreet) and I am wondering if there is compatibility
betw. the Lombard LCD and possibly the Pismo LCD. Same dimensions,
ribbon cables, etc. Does anyone know?
I used a 13 from the WS I on my WS II
Laurent Daudelin said:
is a common problem with the G3 PowerBooks.
It's common with the machines that do not have effective cooling. Cooling
paste is my advice and/or adding a custommade circular COPPER plate on
top of the CPU, if there is any room. You can measure exact thickness
with model
Laurent Daudelin said:
I think your hard disk is busted.
Why? Shouldn't some serious errors turn up when running disktests? I
think rather that there is a NVRAM or PRAM problem.
Facing the same symptoms I'd start with a fundamental reset (starting up
with Cmd-Opt-O-F and typing reset-nvram and
Andrew F. said:
Who is the vendor of the card? If its the Proxim card (or a number of other
brands) it may be of a newer type that neither the SourceForge nor the
IOExperts drivers support.
It's Agere Systems and was made in 2002. It has 128bit RC4 encryption.
Thing is it is known to work from
Did I miss the parts in this discussion concerning that you really can't
run a PB G4 with the lid closed? Or was this assumed from the beginning
and I missed that?
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I have now verified that the card seem to work in a PC. At least it
blinks and is recognized by Win XP, whic installs the drivers. I didn't
have a network to test with, though there is one in the house. On the PB
G4 the symptoms are simply that no card is found and there's no discovery
of a new
Dean said:
There are several that will do musical notation.
2 off the top of my head are Finale, and Lime Notation.
Some of the MIDI sequencing programs will also do
notation like Digital Performer.
I believe Kristina meant whether Amazing Slow Downer would actually by
itself transcribe
First of al, thanks Bob and Kenny for the response and URLs. I'm grateful.
Kenneth Vann said:
Hello everyone. Before you purchase any Orinoco card to use on the Mac,
download the Orinoco Selection Guide.
http://www.proxim.com/products/wifi/client/ORiNOCO_Client_Selection_Guide.pdf
I didn't see
Bob said:
IOXperts driver should work. If not, I *know* the Sourceforge
freeware driver works.
I'll try that as well.
Take a look at Ken Vann's excellent wireless list for your
compatibility questions.
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/
Thanks.
Do you have the right settings selected
Are there any reason why an Orinoco Gold card shouldn't work in the
PCMCIAslot and IOXperts latest driver. IOXPerts state their software is
compatible with both the card and all the Powerbook G4s. So what gives?
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starfleet52 said:
Quote From Website
You sure do give impressive references. The Web! Wow, then I guess it
must be true.
Most experts will tell you, however, that aluminum is not a cause of
Alzheimer's disease. You can safely continue using your antiperspirants,
drink the city water (aluminum is
Bob said:
a number of (but not all) Wallstreet users had
difficulties installing Panther when their Wallstreet had more than
384 MB of RAM.
If I remember correctly this was only during installation. Post
installation modules could be put back.
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Dave NovaK said:
The VGA out only appears to work under OS9. I primarily use 10.2.8 (like I'm
doing right now), but I get nothing from the port when using 10.2.8.
What gives?
It works under OS X. In some cases you may need to reboot.
PS: Does anyone have a spare logic board for me? My battery
Pat Heidingsfelder said:
So I figured I would
break it open and unplug the pram battery.
Please don't use such strong words as break around here. It's scary.
Did you ground yourself when you took it apart?
Tried it out, same thing. I am just going to
have to unplug the pram, or could it be
Zach Arace said:
I have a broken Wallstreet display (hinges need to be replaced and needs a
new display cable). Someone offered me a Pismo top half...Will this work?
Nope.
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David Lesher said:
The Phish wars are way past that...
Past what?
I see gif's with the URL embedded in the GIF similar.
Your point being? In a text-only email message Gifs are largely
irrelevant, reside on the hard disk or in my case, because of scripting,
in my trash can. If one allow messages
Larry le Mac said:
FileMaker II (1989) and I installed
FileMaker 5.5 and it won't run, i.e. the file cannot be
opened in FM5.5.
Didn't you google? http://www.filemaker.com/ti/104814.html
Also, this is quite offtopic here and you are more likely to get more
useful responses at newsgroup
While I'd like an eyeTV I think I'll have to settle for an older second
hand external device for now. What about Eskape TV? Does anyone have
experiences with an Eskape TV product and 'books with processors in the
400 to 700Mhz range under Panther? Is the picture acceptable? Crashes
seldom or
Laurent Daudelin said:
You would certainly see an increase in speed.
What 7200 HD's doesn't consume a lot more power than 4200 ones? Or is
more power consumption unaviodable? Are Fuijitsu 5500 fast enough and is
perhaps to be preferred to 7200? I remember Fuijitsu meant that because
of how dense
Tom Burke said:
Is their day finished?
Not in such a sweeping way as your way of putting it suggest.
It's not the common Mac users that subscribe to a list such as this one.
This is a specialist crowd. And the list cater to people that like older
machines, right? So where else would you be more
Bruce Johnson said:
Most often you're shown a html mail, which will display the correct
link, or an obsfucated link which shows the correct link but actually
takes you to the wrong place.
It's not possible to show the correct link and end up anywhere else if
you use only text, but it's equally
Bruce Johnson said:
always go and enter the direct web
site address in your browser, log in and check from there.
Don't click on the link.
Good advice.
Odds are the link will look very real, too,
taking you to a realistic copy of the target's web site.
But, if the URL really does revolve
Anne Judge said:
The one think I want to add is a wireless card (for the internet radio
allrecipes.com/epicurious.com), which I haven't done yet. I
understand going to X complicates this, but I've only done casual
reading, not serious research, so far.
I had great results with Orinico
Pat Heidingsfelder said:
What should I try next?
Get some RAM, say 2 x 256 or 2 x 128 and install OS X?
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Any suggestions what brands for FireWire DVD-drive enclosures to look up?
I tried to google but mostly found harddrive enclosures only.
Are there any additional demands on a an enclosure when one fits a DVD
drive inside? I ask as I have an older enclosure that used to have a
harddrive in it, but
John C. Swanson said:
The in most laptops inverter is part of the display assembly, and I
can't imagine that the TiBook is any different. The inverter will be
replaced when you replace the display.
If you're meaning the inverter board I'm pretty sure that this card is
not a part of the diplay
I've been meaning to ask if anyone know what the problem is with the
titanium powerbooks and their inability to read DVD-RW discs. I have some
I've burnt at 1x that won't be recognized in my PB G4 / 400.
The drive is the MATSHITADVD-ROM SR-8187 Rev: HA 18
Can the firmware of this model perhaps be
Anyone used the BenQ DW1620A 16X Dual Layer or the NEC ND-2510 8X Dual
Layer OEM in an external FireWire case to burn Data DVDs and images from
video DVDs? For noncoded video I assume I need to make images first as I
only have a 400Mhz G4?
What firewire cases have you guys been satisfied with?
Nils said:
I'm sure you can do something also in your situation for improving heat
dissipation. Please note that my fan did run and it didn't help half as
good for dissipation than a copper plate and cooling paste.
What OS were you running when the fan was coming on?
OS X Jaguar. As I
Nils said:
Maybe the fan is OS controlled, and OS X lacks the ability to do it. ?
Since I got my WS, I've been running OS X. So I'm not sure if the fan does
come on when running MacOS 8 or 9.
What version of OS X? Under Jaguar at least the fan did come on. I think
also with XPF and Panther
Gary Goldberg said:
But is the Wall Street fast enough to play a DVD disk?
I think not, due to the very slow graphics and limited VRAM. Possibly on
the internal display perhaps. You don't say under what OS?
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Ben Dyer said:
If it's a G4/500 machine, it should be fast enough to do the decoding
in software, probably under both 9 and X.
Doesn't the native DVDplayer need hardware decoding, or was that just
earlier versions? I can only say that a 400 Titanium is not enough to
really really cut it if I use
Nils said:
Sadly, since there aren't any temperature reporting programs
for OS X,
Ehum:
Temperature Monitor is an application to read out all available
temperature sensors in Macintosh computers..
We try to detect all sensors on as many Macintosh computer types as
possible.
invicta said:
It is acclaimed to be the best for a
Mac.
For what it does, yes, it is the best IMHO. It doesn't exactly match the
feature set of Techtool though.
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Nils said:
I wouldn't have a problem doing that, if the product already supported
my hardware to some degree and additional development was being persued.
Talk to the developer. I have on going relationships with many. It can be
very rewarding.
Anyway, Temp readings in the WS are also dependent
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I need to flash a 466mhz processor with Series II ROM with Series I ROM...
If this version of the WS upgrade cards is anything like the 500Mhz
variant, then I'm quite sure this *is not* possible. This was what PL
themselves told me after I wasted a month and a half.
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Mark Philip said:
If I was to upgrade the RAM to 512MB or higher, will there be a
significant difference in performance?
Yes.
Or am I better off selling off
the Pismo and perhaps getting an iBook G4 later on?
That depends on your actual needs. A 400Mhz G3 will always be a 400Mhz
G3. On the
Andrew said:
All you lose is
the screen size, but you make it up in lighter weight
and smaller form factor (my choice any day).
IMHO, there's nothing making up for the loss of a 28% more pixels. But it
all comes down to what one do with the machine of course.
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Does anyone know that the difference in the screen resolutions is
between the old TiBooks and the new iBook. I personally could care less
about the screen size as long as I still had the same or better
resolution.\
All Powerbook titaniums, except the 17, since the 667 DVI
Frank P. Eigler said:
I thought that most of these issues would've been dealt with considering
they have G5 servers
And G5 servers are as thin as the current Powerbooks?
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Travis Martin said:
You guys see them black helicopters circling? Lemme see if I've got
this right...MS, one of the richest, most successful companies in
history, is going to go out of their way to keep 1 or 2 % of users
(that would be Linux, etc) of a product (VPC) that is maybe 1 or 2 % of
I seem to lack the proper manual, but isn't it odd that a place like
Wegenermedia only want to sell the backup battery for the Powerbook
G4 667 DVI only with the PMU board? Are they fused as one item physically
or it just an Apple repair/spare part thing?
Would it be feasible to get just the
Nils Mueller-Scheessel said:
I remember, however,
that someone on the list stated some time ago that the parts of the
two series are incompatible. Is the PMU an exception, perhaps?
The motherboards and CPUs may be, but many other things are identical
AFAIK. I think this applies to the PMU,
Charles Estabrooks said:
The PMU card contains the battery connectors
Ehm, doesn't the PMU control everything concerning Power Management also
in the Pismo? If not, what does it not control and what controls it instead?
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Nils Mueller-Scheessel said:
When I press cmd-shift-fn-power, the green
light switches on and the fan starts spinning forever; this only
stops when I press the key combination again.
I had a WS I with those symptoms that a bad PMU.
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Joe Crow said:
Starting about a half hour ago, if I move
my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly. Black screen,
totally dead. It'll boot back up (sometimes I have to hit the power
button a few times) but everytime it does, the clock's been reset to
mid 1969. I figure
I was going to ask whether it's possible to prevent the titanium series
from waking when lid is opened under OS X Panther. Then I found out you
can type in Terminal:
sudo pmset -a lidwake 0.
I seem to remember this was possible to set in Energy Manager in the
Powerbook G3 series with Panther. But
Is the PMU replaceable between the Powerbook G4 550 and 667 DVI?
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Is it a known fact that upgrading the firmware of the Powerbook G4 / 400
will make the fan go on much later resulting in a hotter machine? At
least if one run OS X on it?
I've had one of those and I'm hesitating upgrading the firmware of another.
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macdaniel3400c said:
In fact I don't even use OS X on that thing period
because it runs so lousy and isn't worth my effort, nor is it worth the
retarded drive partitioning that must be done.
Panther ran as well as or better than OS 9 on my powerbook G3 series 266
(WS II or PDQ). So what if I
Bob said:
Which is why plain old PPP didn't actually make sense. I wondered
what they were using to control PPP (to the best of my knowledge
PPP and MacPPP are not options for OS 9)
My apologies for creating confusion. ARA didn't enter my mind as it isn't
called that in the swedish version of
Andrew said this:
I've carried heavy and/or bulky laptops around as
well, and based on that experience have settled my
preferences on the smaller and lighter machines. Most
of the time the 12 PB is about right is about right,
as I like to watch DVDs when I fly, which is far too
often.
I think
Claire Hart said:
I selected Mac Help under Library, and the Mac Help window filled
in as it should. I clicked here and there, and it works fine. Yeah!
I quit it, then opened it again, and it was blank again, requiring me
to go up to the menu and select it again! Thanks for helping me get
Dan Palka said:
Panther ran as well as or better than OS 9 on my powerbook G3 series
266
(WS II or PDQ).
No it didn't.
Read my lips: on *my* powerbook g3 series 266. That was with only
384MB. It ran Panther from January to May this year. Please don't try and
detract my personal experience.
Bob said:
At the moment I'm going to try a reinstallation of the OS. I'll let you
know how it turns out.
Wow, that would be the last thing I would try. Check that, it
wouldn't even be the last. I don't think your problem has anything at
all to do with your System.
Why, this is OS 9 after all.
Bob said:
What OS are you using? OS X? Can you boot into OS 9?
OS 9.0 at the moment. Going to try a reinstallation of 9.2.2.
You can still [use zterm] if you want to confirm the connection. But as I
said above, it sounds like that part is working.
I'd say it is.
What are you using for
Anyone have suggestions where to find a bad phone line modem script for
the old Global Village TelePort 56 modem (standalone)? I'm at my mothers
and their only modem have problems and one of these may be that we have
the wrong modem script for their noisy line in 9.2.2(See other post GV
Teleport
Bob said:
But there may come a time when you (the generic you) may
want to perform these steps to correct a problem that you're having.
Thanks Bob. I didn't know this stuff actually.
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Laurent Daudelin said:
Warning: the language is slightly obscene and vulgar at times...
That was not a problem for me. However, I fell asleep. Hmmm...
http://www.leftcorner.com/swg/ff/ff6.htm
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Any warnings for using the ORiNOCO Gold Wireless 802.11b/a Combo LAN
Card http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?
PAGE=PROFRAMEPROD_ID=737852 in the titanium powerbooks?
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MMB said:
Thanks all who have been so reassuring re the repairing permissions
on OSX.
It should be noted that while important, repairing permissions in OS X
does not perform a similar task as rebuilding the desktop does in OS 9.
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Any ideas about what's going on
Sound like you may need to reinstall the OS actually. But try first with
another user and see if the problem goes away. If they do, run
Prefscheck on your problem users prefs folder to find the culprits. If
none found, remove the
Dan Palka said:
It has been the command key for +/- 20 years now...
As it has been flower, clover, and everything else.
Not in Apple materials or other Mac support pages. Possibly in email
situations, but corrections are often made there as I did, because in
Apple materials or other Mac
Laurent Daudelin said:
On the US Qwerty keyboard, yes, the Option key is next to the Command
key. Although it might depend on the keyboard mapping you have. Since you're
using OS X in another language, maybe you have a different keyboard mapping
than the US mapping and maybe the Option key is not
Bob said:
Somebody help me out here, I don't want to give bad advice. Will Dave
be able to **boot* into OS 9 is he didn't install the OS 9 drivers
when he partitioned in OS X?
He will be able to boot from CD, but discs will be unreachable. The CD
booting will hoeever fix the black display
Dan Palka wrote:
You're right. Adobe InDesign IS the most terrible Quark Xpress
wannabe ever crafted by human hands.
That viewpoint doesn't matter if you're one of the people that only need
a DTP app occasionally. If one does Indesign 2 at least is so easy to
learn and uphold that Quark looks
Aaron Lafferty said:
doesn't do anything at all. I think newer pb's than the wallstreet actually
have a backlight parameter in their nvram/OF the wallstreet most definitely
doesn't ...
How did you reach this conclusion? I don't follow. What is it with the OS
9 reboot merrygoround that you
Dave NovaK said:
Just like the subject says, my Wallstreet's LCD backlight won't turn back on
after it wakes up from going to sleep. I also have to manually hit the the
brightness control button (either bright or dark) upon each bootup to get
the LCD backlight going.
I'm running 10.2.8, and
Bob said:
Another option, though not as acceptable I'm sure, is revert back to
OS 10.2.5 or 10.2.6. There appears to be a problem with update 10.2.8
for some users of G3 PowerBooks.
This problem occurred already with 10.2.0 in WS II.
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But I think what Mikael was trying to say (if I can try and translate
his meaning) is that in language things go by specific names in order
to be understood properly. And people who don't use the proper name
for things aren't regarded as seriously as those who do, (If that's
not
Dan Palka said:
Brand new hard drive. Didn't fix the problem.
OK
, a PMU reset,
How do I do this on the Wallstreet?
From PowerBook and iBook: Resetting Power Manager:
PowerBook G3 Series (M4753)
1. If the computer is on, turn it off.
2. Simultaneously press Shift-Fn (function)-Ctrl
Andrew Kershaw said:
I suspect replacing the PRAM battery will solve the problem, but I
haven't bothered.
I don't think this is the reason, but I suppose it could if boot settings
in NVRAM is needed and the backup battery is totally dead.
Hmm, I had an upgrade card that wouldn't work before I
Bruce Johnson said:
For what it is, a simple, easy-to-use DB system for people who don't
have gigantic needs, FM is excellent,
Try extremely simple needs. And give up a proper normalized structure.
Unless something big happened in version 7. But no reviews have
metnioned anything that could
Malcolm Cornelius said:
Remember that the delay is BEFORE the screen even turn son, or the
hard drive spins up.
Yup.
That's a wallstreet, they all take forever to boot IMHO.
My WS II booted in 40 seconds with 385MB installed with Jaguar and even
less with Panther.
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The Wallstreet chimes, then does nothing for almost a minute. NOTHING.
Not a blinking question mark, not a blank gray screen, but a DARK
(a.k.a. NOT operating) screen, no hard drive noises, no cd noises, no
noises whatsoever for a minute after the chime.
Basically, the
Dan Scanlan said:
Panorama, the most intuitive database program I've ever come across,
works fine for me on OSX 3.5.
What are the costs involved and are there learning materials like books
or CDs? I've heard good things about Panorama for a long time, but I
avoided because it was RAMbased.
Erik Ness said:
I use FM a lot, and keep an ear to the ground in the
developer community, and this is a very nice piece of software.
You mean you now at leisure can have multiple (more than 3) related
databases on one layout without jumping trough rings while singin the
marseljes like in a
Laurent Daudelin said:
I personally use AppleWorks. It has the same
hurriedly ported to OS X feeling but it's easy to modify and use, and it was
free with my PowerBook!
But it's not a proper relational database (AW has a flat database only)
and unless your demands are extremely simple, that
Kyle Hansen said:
The bus speed is the same 100mhz.
Actually is is 66mhz and not 50mhz!
http://www.lowendmac.com/pb2/ibook3.html
The system bus speed on a Pismo (powerbook FW2000) is most definitely
100MHz. You are incorrect.
But it was the iBook 500 that was said to have a bus speed of
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eBatts.com
Thanks, unfortunately they didn't have them. I wonder if cmos http://
ebatts.com/modelselect.asp?Model=3784305#CMOS%20Batteries is the correct
category with them. No other candidates I think.
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Kyle Hansen said:
Myst is for those over 40.
I'm not 40 yet. ;)
Beside all the Myst games and Riven I don't do any games since the early
nighties. I don't have the time.
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freezer for a few days? Can it as man I know said revive the capacity of
halfbad batteries?
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Barton Brown said:
I'm looking for a solution to
my problem, not necessarily a UJ-815, and certainly not a critique of
my intelligence.
You certainly don't need any help in that department.
Get a grip, man. You didn't even put a proper subject on your first post,
which in my case meant your
leif halvard silli said:
I have a Wallstreet 1998 and to the right of the
trackpad is situated one of the two expansion bays.
I know this very well, but I was more thinking about pressing down on
keys of the keyboard, which is right on top of the cooling plate. You wrote:
THe link to the te
leif halvard silli said:
Also, as I said, I do not have a battery. Is it likely that a battery
could help curing the issue, if it is the PMU?
IMHO, no.
And let us say that it is the PMU, could I then supposedly just buy/get
a new PMU?
Hopefully, yes. But only if it is the actual PMU acting up.
There's 28% more screen real estate since 667 DVI in a 15' PB compared to
the 12's, but anyone know of any speed tests with the current 12'
especially that can be compared to results with the 15* 1.0Ghz and
similar machines (that can be said to compete with the current 12').
I'd like to see in
Anyone have suggestions what light bulb to look for and websites to look
at if I want to replace the light bulb for the display in an iBook
FireWire 366?
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The microprocessor is a 233/0 Cache.
Thanks, may I ask how you deducted this? (So I can learn something)
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I've been offered a Western Digital Firewire/iLink PCMCIA Card, but I
have problems finding data on that car on Google. Anyone know anything
about these cards and how they work with Panther? I'm going to use it on
my Powerbook G4 / 400 to get by the dreadful state of the builtin FW and
make use of
Can you guys help me with identification of an original Apple card? I
have spare Wallstreet processor daughter card and lack a wallstreet I to
verify what version it is. I testdrove this card once, but I didn't pay
attention to the data, as I was more interested in the upgrade card I had.
I think
Mikael, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
http://99mac.se/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3121 and
http://99mac.se/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3122
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I need some suggestions what to look for in a Powerbook G4 Titanium 550,
which refuses to see, except for the first 5 minutes, and also don't
charge batteries, even if known to be good and fully working in other
Powerbook G4s.
Typical behavior is that when battery is inserted and machine is
Clyde, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
A: Source for what? you can always get the old orinoco (roam
about) cardbus cards from Wegener for $28--it comes with an OS9
driver but you have to download a $20 driver to use OSX from
IOXperts, or orange micro--although maybe proxim is now giving the
larry, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I know that there was cdrw available aftermarket. He was talking, I
thought, original..
I kinda missed the point of regarding the situation years ago. Hmm, I
still think I do, so no wonder that eluded me. But the there were part
does give away something like
Tom, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
If you
need a new backlight, www.digikey.com or www.jkl.com sell them.
How do one know what backlight to look for? Any ideas?
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Dan, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Or you haven't yet but are willing to try it?
I am willing to try VLC, perhaps tomorrow, as ADP is regarded as long
gone more or less by myself.
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larry, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
You are correct, there were no combo drives available so I should have
put dvd/cd drive.
Well, you're not correct these are unavailable, look here: http://
wegenermedia.com/ibookcdrwhome.htm
However, if a superdrive is worth the cost is up to the potential
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