I'm quite enjoying the 20GB Seagate Momentus drive I picked
up for my Wallstreet. I went with Seagate for their reputation.
This drive should also work in your Lombard without problems.
-nils
What is good Hd to replace the 6 gig HD in my Lombard?
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Many thanks to James, Bob and the others who answered my request.
Having set the processor to save power when on battery exactly was
the culprit! Now the card works fine. Such a simple solution to a
problem which nearly drove me crazy
Many thanks again!
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-card persists when using the old
(very sloow) processor).
I have no idea if this is related or not, but my OrangeLink Firewire
CadBus Card does not work, too (though it should as well). It is not
even recognized in the System Profiler.
Any suggestions are highly appreciated.
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Looks like hes running FluxBox or BlackBox as his window manager.
But there aren't enough visual keys to guess which OS.
http://files.joen.dk/fun/xptour/xptour2.png
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need an external card for wireless, but
someone will jump up and correct me if not, I'm sure :)
Correct, said the WSI owner with an Orinoco Gold pcmcia card.
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if anybody has a clue
what the problem is and comes up with an easy solution which I could
present to our administrator.
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to know if your fan ever comes on, or if the machine freezes
while using it.
Until next time...
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On Sun, Oct 31, 2004 at 10:37:11AM -0800 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:15PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Internal temperature can vary quite a bit from computer to computer,
even if they are the same model. The amount of RAM, size of the hard
drive
of the current heatsink,
and see if there is anywhere it can be beefed up, or expanded to.
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On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:15PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Internal temperature can vary quite a bit from computer to computer,
even if they are the same model. The amount of RAM, size of the hard
drive, PC cards, modem use, what apps are being used, and especially
, removing the PRAM battery
appers to involve alot of work. I may have time to do it in a day or so.
I will attempt to reset the OF on the machine shortly.
Thanks for the suggestions.
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On Sat, Oct 30, 2004 at 01:39:01PM +0200 or thereabouts, Mikael Bystr?m wrote:
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
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?
Thank you for your helpful comments and suggestions.
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on.
Also, what program can be used to report the CPU temperature?
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Cool. Thanks for the suggestion. I booted back into 9 and
am currently running 143 degrees F. When you're using your laptop,
does the fan ever come on?
-nils
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 09:58:40AM -0400 or thereabouts, Bill Buckhaults wrote:
I use Gauge PRO from Newer Tech. on OS 9. My Wallstreet
running MacOS 8 or 9.
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Thanks Anne. Yes, I found Temperature Monitor but it does not support
the sensors on the WS.
And yes, It is Gauge Pro from Newer Tech. It appears to work
quite well, but doesn't appear to run in 'classic' from within
OS X.
-nils
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 10:25:21AM -0400 or thereabouts, Anne
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directory=bytecc_aluminum_notebook_coolerpage=2
Those are great ideas. If things dont pan out, I will have to
investigate this cooling method further. But hopefully someone can
shed some light on why the fan isn't coming on in the first plae.
Thanks for the suggestion :)
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isn't likely to drift with
use. If it were to provide false readings, it would most likely be
caused by the thermistor failing closed or open.
I don't believe the thermistor has failed because it does successfully
provide readings when using Gauge Pro in OS 9.
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the fan is not
coming on because the kernel lacks support for it, then OS 9 should
solve the problem.
I first have to decide if this is the route I want to go. I'm quite
enjoying my OS X experience and much prefer a ssh(1) over MacSSH.
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,
that they will experience problems with a certan configuration unless
it's a proven problem that many other people experience.
I can vouch for running my WS 250MHz with 512MB ram and no problems
on both 10.3.4 and 10.3.5.
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is running 10.3.5 (if that helps anyone).
If anyone can shed some light on the matter, I'm sure alot of
people would be interested to hear.
-nils
On Wed, Sep 22, 2004 at 12:01:32PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to share my success story of overclocking my
Wallstreet
stated some time ago that the parts of the
two series are incompatible. Is the PMU an exception, perhaps?
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that the symptoms are the same for the Powerlogix
400 MHz-processor upgrade and the original 250 MHZ-card, so it is
unlikely that the culprit is the processor module itself.
Any more suggestions?
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Wallstreet?
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is recognized by the system, and the
activity lights on the card are on, but I am not able to connect to
the nearby base station. The same happens with the IOXperts driver.
Has anybody got such a non-airport card to work in Panther?
Many thanks in advance,
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Hi all,
Just wanted to share my success story of overclocking my
Wallstreet I 250MHz to 292MHz.
I took some pictures and put them up here..
http://phrax.ca/projects/OverclockPowerbookG3Wallstreet/
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Will the display of Wallstreet-PB of the second series work in one of
the first series?
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) did a good job for me. It needs
some terminal handling, though.
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experience with this kind of surgery?
Many thanks in advance,
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at this point.
Reading on xlr8yourmac.com some people are saying that the controller
can only address memory chips of 128 megabit. And chip stacking is used
to achive higher module sizes.
I thin the module you're asking about probably wont work.
-nils
references :
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/OSX
of a card that is designed to address this problem?
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not need to be USB 2.
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Doh.
Answered my own question.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=Section_Id=2010pcount=Product_Id=20852
There are a few for sale on ebay right now.
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and
300MHz system had 1MB L2 cache.
I'm interested in overclocking my 250 to 292MHz. But with the heat this
thing makes right now, I'm not sure I'd like the new higher temperature.
If someone has a 292MHz machine, maybe the could chime in regarding the
heat generation.
-nils
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sorts of stuff about my laptop.
In this case I happened to have done a whole bunch of reading and trying stuff
already, so I wanted to help share the knowledge.
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Do you by chance have the Graphics and Publishing tests
that come on the cd?
-nils
I have a copy of 5.0 I can e-mail to you.
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Not to break your perception, but I have had both and the 66/266 is IMHO
definitely snappier than the 83/250. At least under OS X.
I didn't mean to imply that my machine was faster than a system w/
a 66MHz bus. Just my opinion that it's snappy. I just moved up from my
1400 :)
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Good point. Great information for those of us who are searching around
for memory for our laptops.
-nils
On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 11:02:14PM -0400 or thereabouts, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 13/05/04 22:37, Nils at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys are getting closer..
Well, for my part
. This would make sense as a recommendation because the
250 and 292MHz systems run on a 83MHz system bus. Where as the 233, 266
and 300MHz systems run on a 66MHz system bus. To make it less likely for customers
to run into memory speed related issues, just tell them to use PC100.
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feels really zippy for a 250Mhz
machine. The WS II and Lombard both went 66MHz. Then the Pismo went 100Mhz bus.
Seems like a step forward, then back, then two forward.
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for is a 256MB module with 8Mx32 chips.
I REALLY hope I'm right. It'd suck if I did all this reading/math to find out
that I'm way off base.
Btw, this page is where I found all the relevant information.
http://www.kingston.com/tools/umg/umg04.asp
-nils
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