At 4:17 PM -0500 11/14/05, Dean A. Arnold wrote:
Greetings from a long time LEM swaplister and new addition to G-books.
I just acquired a Lombard for $200 and it's a base model. I'm
running OS 9.2.2 on it now but will upgrade to OS 10.X after I get
more RAM and a bigger HD. The unit was acquire
Hi Dean,
The Monitors control panel will reflect the addition of the monitor
when you hook it up... the Displays system preference will do the
same once you go to OS X.
You shouldn't have to worry about the driver...
smiles,
Jamie
On Nov 14, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Dean A. Arnold wrote:
Greet
Greetings from a long time LEM swaplister and new addition to G-books.
I just acquired a Lombard for $200 and it's a base model. I'm running OS
9.2.2 on it now but will upgrade to OS 10.X after I get more RAM and a
bigger HD. The unit was acquired specifically for running the digital
projector
> From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Mikael=20Bystr=F6m?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: few newbie questions
> Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 12:24:25 +0200
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> Bruce Johnson said:
>
> >> 3) I t
>
> Bruce Johnson said:
>
>>> 3) I take it the choice was either a CD-RW drive or a DVD-CD Rom,
>>> which is
>>> what I got. Is the swap easy? Is there a third party option to have
>>> both?
>>>
>>
>> Replacing the drive on these is reasonably easy, see pbfixit.com for
>> both instructions a
Bruce Johnson said:
>> 3) I take it the choice was either a CD-RW drive or a DVD-CD Rom,
>> which is
>> what I got. Is the swap easy? Is there a third party option to have
>> both?
>>
>
>Replacing the drive on these is reasonably easy, see pbfixit.com for
>both instructions and parts/prices.
Much thanks!
Chuckle -- yes, newer is the point. So I guess the question is which
numbers came first and which were later...
Rick
> From: Bruce Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>> 2) As I understand it, any of the battery numbers for the 15" Tibooks
>> (A1012/M6091/M8244/M8511) will work. D
e way of work, so I recently found a Tibook 400 in
fabulous condition for a good price. Decided to just get it and start
the
switch over
A couple of newbie questions to help get me up to steam.
1) Will a 2.0 USB PC card port give me 2.0 speeds or is there an
internal
bottleneck? (How can you
on 18/04/05 19:23, Rick McCutcheon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 5) Can I load OS9.1 straight onto it, then boot from it with a key
> combination? (It has 10.2.x and 9.2.x but old software might need 9.1 --
> I'll see first if the software will run in classic. Anyone using Word 98
> with Endnote
ulous condition for a good price. Decided to just get it and start the
switch over
A couple of newbie questions to help get me up to steam.
1) Will a 2.0 USB PC card port give me 2.0 speeds or is there an internal
bottleneck? (How can you tell I've been using a 1400?)
2) As I understa
On 27/01/05 14:46, "Al Poulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aase Marit Waage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Thanks a lot, Tim! I had ejected or trashed several of these, then
>> when I started wondering what they were, I wondered if I had done
>> something I shouldn`t have...
>
> And if you do
Aase Marit Waage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks a lot, Tim! I had ejected or trashed several of these, then
when I started wondering what they were, I wondered if I had done
something I shouldn`t have...
And if you do not trash them, those disk images will disappear whenever
you shut down.
Al
Hi Laurent,
I was talking about the harddisk-looking icon that pops up on the
desktop after installing some software. When I hit Command+I on it,
it says that it is a "Volume".
Did that make more sense?
Anyway, I was glad to read that I didn`t need to keep these, and that
I had not done anythi
Thanks a lot, Tim! I had ejected or trashed several of these, then
when I started wondering what they were, I wondered if I had done
something I shouldn`t have... For now i have stored all the
downloaded installers, as I plan on re-installing the system. I just
have not had the time yet. It is
on 27/01/05 06:25, Aase Marit Waage at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have noticed one thing while installing some trial versions of
> software etc. on my iBook with OS X. When I have installed, a
> "Volume" appears on the desktop. That is something I have never seen
> before, and I won
These are disk images...not harmful at all. When you are done with it just
eject it and it's gone! Also you can delete the original file that you
downloaded, or you can keep it in storage somewhere in case you need to
re-install some time later. Then just double click it and it'll make that
same
Hi all,
I have noticed one thing while installing some trial versions of
software etc. on my iBook with OS X. When I have installed, a
"Volume" appears on the desktop. That is something I have never seen
before, and I wonder what it is really about. I tried trashing one,
and as far as I could s
On May 14, 2004, at 4:52 PM, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Buthow does it work?
It works pretty much like ethernet except that you don't need wires.
Does the
wi-fi card automatically detect my internal
modem and Internet settings and dial
the access number I've set up for that
location?
No, it just l
Basically you have to have some kind of home network set up, with a
router and stuff.
On May 14, 2004, at 10:36 PM, Ken wrote:
The card and associated software (Airport if you have a compatible
card)
will detect the network. To connect to the network you use ethernet
type
settings (TCP/IP and s
It doesn't work at all like a modem.
Works better if you have Cable or DSL.
On May 14, 2004, at 6:52 PM, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Buthow does it work? Does the
wi-fi card automatically detect my internal
modem and Internet settings and dial
the access number I've set up for that
location? What abou
My Reply follows quote. On 14/05/2004 16:52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> A post a week ago about a wi-fi PC card
>for Wall Street Powerbooks got me thinking
>about buying such a card.
>
> While I don't need a home network, it'd
>be nice to use my laptop from somewhere
>other than on my
A post a week ago about a wi-fi PC card
for Wall Street Powerbooks got me thinking
about buying such a card.
While I don't need a home network, it'd
be nice to use my laptop from somewhere
other than on my desk or, when travelling,
from a wi-fi-equipped restaurant or other
"hot s
So I wonder what it is that is causing my problems. I'm running 10.2.8,
I have tried it from both OS9 and OSX, starting XPF, inserting the 10.3
CD and selecting it to restart with. It reboots, starts the
installation, after about the second screen, where I'm clicking
continue, I get the messa
Actually, my XPF installation wouldn't work from OS9, but it worked
just fine from 10.2.8. I have a Cisco Wireless Card that works great
from my card slot. I don't know about anything else.
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 03:03 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Rad, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Will softw
Rad, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Will software update not allow it to go from 10.2.8 to 10.3?
>
>I have XPostFacto (latest version, got it last night), but not sure I'm
>using it right.
You need to use Xpostfacto 3a9 or 3a14 starting the installation from
*Mac OS 9* (important). 3a11 does not work
That's AWESOME! What a great app, it's exactly what I was looking for
and more. This should come one every mac laptop as built-in functionality.
Thanks.
Rad...
Nikon's World wrote:
On Friday, March 26, 2004, at 10:12 AM, Rad Craig wrote:
I just got my first mac laptop (wallstreet) and I ha
On Friday, March 26, 2004, at 10:12 AM, Rad Craig wrote:
I just got my first mac laptop (wallstreet) and I have some questions.
1. It had OS X 10.2.6 on it when i got it and I want to upgrade to
the latest version. I did software update, but 10.2.8 is the highest
it seems to go, which is on
on 26/03/04 11:12, Rad Craig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just got my first mac laptop (wallstreet) and I have some questions.
>
> 1. It had OS X 10.2.6 on it when i got it and I want to upgrade to the
> latest version. I did software update, but 10.2.8 is the highest it
> seems to go, which
I just got my first mac laptop (wallstreet) and I have some questions.
1. It had OS X 10.2.6 on it when i got it and I want to upgrade to the
latest version. I did software update, but 10.2.8 is the highest it
seems to go, which is on it now. I have 10.3 on a CD, but it says it
can't be inst
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 01:11 AM, Mark Benson wrote:
BTW it concerns me that no-one managed to remember about the 'hinge of
death' problem on Wallstreet Powerbooks. I'm certainly not buying one
if the hinge clutches are going to go bang on me one day. I'll stash
my cash and buy a Pismo
1) I have had no problems whatsoever with X on my 300mhz wallstreet
save for the first kernel panic after I chose and installed on the
partition that just leaked over the 8gb X install partition limit in my
8gb hard drive where there are two equal sized permissions the second
of which, evidentl
On 5/28/03 2:51 PM, "Ian Moffatt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Robert wrote:
> A reasonable solution would be
>> to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying. If it
>> works without a hitch, then get it. If he runs into kernel panics, etc.,
>> then don't get it.
>
> Then Kyl
On 5/28/03 4:40 PM, "Christopher Hack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I think the secret is a completely clean install, completely blank hard
> drive.
>
>
>> Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
>> referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution wou
I think the secret is a completely clean install, completely blank hard
drive.
> Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
> referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution would be
> to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying.
Robert wrote:
A reasonable solution would be
> to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying. If it
> works without a hitch, then get it. If he runs into kernel panics, etc.,
> then don't get it.
Then Kyle wrote:
>That is far from reasonable. I would never let a person ins
on 5/28/03 8:11 AM, Mark Benson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> BTW it concerns me that no-one managed to remember about the 'hinge of
> death' problem on Wallstreet Powerbooks. I'm certainly not buying one
> if the hinge clutches are going to go bang on me one day. I'll stash my
> cash and buy a Pi
On Tuesday, May 27, 2003, at 23:32 Europe/London, Robert Benjamin
Johnston wrote:
Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution
would be
to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of buying.
If
RE: I have a Wallstreet 233, 192MB RAM & 20G IBM/Hitachi HD. No problem running OSX.
Only complain is the poor graphic performance.
"Christopher Hack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> >> Re: Newbie
> >
> > Can't understand all
On 5/27/03 6:32 PM, "Robert Benjamin Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Spew into the Cybertrough:
Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution would be
to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking of
On 5/27/03 6:32 PM, "Robert Benjamin Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Spew into the Cybertrough:
> Hey, I agree with you. I'm just giving my personal experience and
> referencing what I've found on the boards. A reasonable solution would be
> to try to install Jaguar on the Wallstreet he's thinking
On 5/27/03 4:53 PM, "Christopher Hack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> Re: Newbie
>
> Can't understand all the fuss about running OSX on a WallStreet. I have a
> WallStreet with an upgraded hardrive (80gb Travelstar) - no magnetic sleep
> problems. I bou
> Re: Newbie
Can't understand all the fuss about running OSX on a WallStreet. I have a
WallStreet with an upgraded hardrive (80gb Travelstar) - no magnetic sleep
problems. I bough 512mb ram cheaply on Ebay - again no problems. I also run
OSX, and it is absolutely fine. So my advice would
; install
> CD. No luck...I still get the flashing question mark. What should I
> try now?
>
> Please help a newbie!
>
> Thanks,
> Maya
>
>
> ===
> Maya Cerise Kuper
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> AIM: Lead Synth
>
>
> --
> G-Books
, but upon restart, I got the
>flashing "?" that apparently means my system folder can't be found. So far
>I've tried resetting the PRAM, and running Disk First Aid from the X install
>CD. No luck...I still get the flashing question mark. What should I try
>now?
a newbie?
You could also pop in your OS X installation CD (if you have one). Get
to the installer (it should boot to it automatically if your computer
won't boot normally) and get to Disk Utilities, then use First Aid to
check your hard drive for errors.
Good Luck,
-Dustin
--
G-Boo
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Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 7:03 PM
To: G-Books
Subject: Help a newbie?
I just "switched"...so far my new PowerBook G4 has been great, but OS
9.2 froze
today when I was trying to download a bunch of stuff a
on 07/02/03 19:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Rick Banuelos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes on Fri, 7 Feb 2003 16:27:46 -0800:
>> Try holding down X when you boot up (if you also have OS X installed on
>> your system).
>
> I do have OS X, but holding down x doesn't seem to work.
Rick Banuelos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes on Fri, 7 Feb 2003 16:27:46 -0800:
> Try holding down X when you boot up (if you also have OS X installed on
> your system).
I do have OS X, but holding down x doesn't seem to work. :(
Maya
===
Maya Cerise Kuper
[EMAIL PRO
On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 04:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> I still get the flashing question mark. What should I try now?
Try holding down X when you boot up (if you also have OS X installed on
your system).
That should force the computer to boot into X. While you're there, you
Bruce Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes on Fri, 07 Feb 2003
17:07:53 -0700:
> Boot from your OS 9 CD.
When I try to boot from the OS 9 CD, I get "Sorry, a system error occured.
error type 11 To temporarily turn off extensions, restart and hold down the
shift key." When I try restarting a
ng "?" that apparently means my system folder can't be found. So far
> I've tried resetting the PRAM, and running Disk First Aid from the X install
> CD. No luck...I still get the flashing question mark. What should I try now?
>
> Please help a newbie!
I&#x
stem folder can't be found. So far
I've tried resetting the PRAM, and running Disk First Aid from the X install
CD. No luck...I still get the flashing question mark. What should I try now?
Please help a newbie!
Thanks,
Maya
===
Maya Cerise Kuper
[EMA
It's not just the 300. I think it's pretty much all the Wallstreet
IIs. Mine is a special edition 233, but it is a pdq
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 09:59 PM, Obi-Wan wrote:
> On 10/15/02 7:41 PM, "Andrew Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew
> into
> the Cybertrough:
>
>> I'm familiar with
On 10/15/02 7:41 PM, "Andrew Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into
the Cybertrough:
> I'm familiar with the Wallstreet (I and II) but what is the PDQ that so
> many of you have been referring to recently?
The 300MHz version of what was the Wallstreet series is commonly called a
Wallstreet when
I'm familiar with the Wallstreet (I and II) but what is the PDQ that so
many of you have been referring to recently?
-Andrew
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 10:38 PM, John Featherstone wrote:
> he said "well documented problem with this Wallstreet' ( well ok, in
> deference "PDQ") He had me s
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