Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 18:38:54 -0600
From: Caleb Cupples
Subject: G3 Lombard
I'm new to this list, so please bear with the newbie question. Are
there
any major issues with the 400 MHz Lombard, such as logic board failure,
or anything like that? I've got one coming in, and I want
Hi Caleb,
I am using a Lombard G3 400 with a bad processor L2 cache. I have
been using it with little problem for the last 5 months this way.
There is a hassle that comes with it. Anytime you shut down, you
must first press the reset button before booting. In OS9, you will
get an aler
I want
>> to have a heads-up before I have any problems. Also, does the DVD
>> playback work under OS X Jaguar or Panther?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Caleb
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>> PowerBook G3 Lombard
>> PowerBook 190
>
> I dont recall any serious iss
under OS X Jaguar or Panther?
Thanks in advance,
Caleb
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PowerBook G3 Lombard
PowerBook 190
I dont recall any serious issues. The DVD drives of the time have a
rate of failure that is noticeable. The batteries are also sometimes
difficult to get working (again, old age).
People have sa
under OS X Jaguar or Panther?
Thanks in advance,
Caleb
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PowerBook G3 Lombard
PowerBook 190
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One thing that comes to mind is the Airport Extreme base station as
well as the Airport Express, both have a port for a USB printer that
can be accessed by any computer on the network.
Works well for me.
Tim
On Dec 13, 2004, at 1:44 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor wrote:
Has anyone got any suggestions f
Has anyone got any suggestions for getting my Lombard to print over my
wireless network to a Canon bubblejet printer?
I had a infowave "powerprint" server working but it has stopped working
and I'm trying to find other options.
The wireless network is served by a Linksys BEFW11SF wireless AP and
Thanks all of you kind souls who provided advice on adding RAM to my
Lombard 333. From what I gather, replacing both the low profile
lower socket and upper socket with 256 MB modules should work just
fine to run OS X, but 512 is probably the maximum for this machine.
Unlike the Wallstreet, den
On Tue, May 11, 2004 at 11:17:36AM -0500, D. G. Bowie wrote:
:
[...Lombard RAM upgrading...]
:
: Apple supports a maximum of 384 MB of RAM for this G3, which I
: surmise is 256 in the upper slot and 128 in the bottom slot (?), but
: GURU claims 1024 as the maximum, or 528 MB in each socket.
GU
On Tuesday, May 11, 2004, at 12:51 PM, Steve Fuller wrote:
replacing the bottom socket low profile 64 MB module in my
Lombard... with a 256 unit?
My wife is currently using 2 x 256MB in her Lombard w/o any
difficulties.
Likewise for me. 2 x 256MB from Transintl., going on two years, zero
iss
So my bottom-line question: Is it wise or risky replacing the bottom
socket low profile 64 MB module in my Lombard with a 528 MB unit, or
should I be more convervative and replace it with a 256 unit?
I think you can safely update the memory on your Lombard. You just
have to
make sure that it's a
"Laurent Daudelin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 11/05/04 12:17, "D. G. Bowie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [snip!]
>> So my bottom-line question: Is it wise or risky replacing the bottom
>> socket low profile 64 MB module in my Lombard with a 528 MB unit, or
>> should I be more convervative
On 11/05/04 12:17, "D. G. Bowie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip!]
> So my bottom-line question: Is it wise or risky replacing the bottom
> socket low profile 64 MB module in my Lombard with a 528 MB unit, or
> should I be more convervative and replace it with a 256 unit?
I think you can safely
OK, now I've upgraded my internal 2.5" hard drive on my Powerbook G3
(bronze keyboard/Lombard-333 mhz) from its original 4 GB to 40.
Despite one person's prediction that this Fujitsu ATA-6 drive would
not work, surprisingly it works flawlessly, so now it's on to my next
task, that of increasing
On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 09:39 AM, Ho Jianghai wrote:
Hi...
Just bought some RAM to upgrade my Lombard (G3 400) and found it
crashing
with OS X very often... Anyone know the problem?
My original configuration: 128 (high profile) + 64 (Low profile)
(worked
fine)
Funny... I just stuck 2
On 02/12/03 09:39, "Ho Jianghai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi...
> Just bought some RAM to upgrade my Lombard (G3 400) and found it crashing
> with OS X very often... Anyone know the problem?
>
> My original configuration: 128 (high profile) + 64 (Low profile) (worked
> fine)
>
> 1st change:
Hi...
Just bought some RAM to upgrade my Lombard (G3 400) and found it crashing
with OS X very often... Anyone know the problem?
My original configuration: 128 (high profile) + 64 (Low profile) (worked
fine)
1st change: 256 (paccom high profile) + 64 (same one) (fine as well)
2nd change: 256 (pa
my daughter runs jaguar on her 333 Lombard with 320MB RAM. It works
a lot better than I think it should.However, she has a 20 Gig
drive in it. I think you will really be pressed for space with a
6Gig drive--not to mention speed of the old drives. Get a new drive.
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On 11/6/03 4:39 AM, Gordon Bruce Lawson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> I have just joined the board, and am a real newbie to portables (its
>> being shipped at the moment)...I have just purchased a G3 Lombard
>> (bronze), 333MHZ 320MB RAM - 6GB HD running OS X 10.2.8. Althou
On Thursday, November 6, 2003, at 12:39 AM, Gordon Bruce Lawson wrote:
just purchased a G3 Lombard (bronze), 333MHZ 320MB RAM - 6GB HD
running OS X 10.2.8.
I have a Lombard 333mHz, 512mb, 40gb running 10.2.8. OSX ran fine on
mine with the 8gb stock drive, but depending on how you will use
joined the board, and am a real newbie to portables (its
being shipped at the moment)...I have just purchased a G3 Lombard
(bronze), 333MHZ 320MB RAM - 6GB HD running OS X 10.2.8. Although I
use OSX on my 600 mhz imac, and am getting used to it (have to admit,
it is sometimes a struggle), i&#
on 11/6/03 4:39 AM, Gordon Bruce Lawson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have just joined the board, and am a real newbie to portables (its
> being shipped at the moment)...I have just purchased a G3 Lombard
> (bronze), 333MHZ 320MB RAM - 6GB HD running OS X 10.2.8. Although I
> use O
I have just joined the board, and am a real newbie to portables (its
being shipped at the moment)...I have just purchased a G3 Lombard
(bronze), 333MHZ 320MB RAM - 6GB HD running OS X 10.2.8. Although I
use OSX on my 600 mhz imac, and am getting used to it (have to admit,
it is sometimes a
Hello Folks !
This is my first post to the list.
Anyone using Swann Firewire Cardbus? I am trying to make it work with a G3 Lombard,
but it always freezes the computer at startup ( before any extension loading ), and If
I insert on pcmcia slot after the startup, the computer didn&#
>-Mac OS 9.2.2 installed
>More Information:
>This laptop works great. All doors and feet are still present and not
>broken. The laptop has some scuffs, but no cracks. This transaction
>is only for the laptop and power adapter as the CDs and manuals are
>no longer available. The original box wil
I know about the swap list by low end mac, but I thought I would put
this out to the G-books list since this pertains to the people here.
I don't plan to make this a habit, but I just wanted to make it
available to you guys first before putting it on eBay. I have a
Powerbook G3 Lombard for
on 01/06/02 17:31, Michael J. Granado at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know I need a low profile memory stick in my Powerbook g3 Lombard for the
> bottom slot. But can I
> use a low profile memory stick in the top slot also. Reason for asking, friend
> of mine is giving
> me his
I know I need a low profile memory stick in my Powerbook g3 Lombard for the bottom
slot. But can I
use a low profile memory stick in the top slot also. Reason for asking, friend of mine
is giving
me his memory, both of which are low profile 256MB compatible with my laptop. Will
this be okay
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