The National Enquirer reports at 4:34 PM +1000 10/29/04, Ben Dyer wrote:
>That model was never shipped with a built-in DVD decoder. The first
>laptop to have that as an option was the Lombard.
>
>The DVD drive will work as a disk drive without the DVD PCMCIA card,
>but you won't be able to play DV
a DVD drive and the DVD PCMCIA card
($50-80 each on eBay), and to use OS 9 (as OS X doesn't support
hardware DVD decoding).
Cheers,
Ben
On 29 Oct 2004, at 16:16, Bill Gau wrote:
To all:
I have a PB G3 PDQ (266MHz, 3.81GB Drive) and I have a question about
the DVD Module available for the
To all:
I have a PB G3 PDQ (266MHz, 3.81GB Drive) and I have a question about
the DVD Module available for these earlier powerbooks.
It appears you have to have a DVD PCMCIA card to accompany a DVD
drive, otherwise it won't work, UNLESS there is some mysterious DVD
Decoder module install
George, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I have 512 MB of Ram from OWC and running Jaguar fine
>on a WS Series II PDQ; some sleep issues (won't wake -
>need to reboot). I have not installed any 10.2 updates
>at all; Mozilla Firefox runs very well.
Here's a an idea, get Panther an
Hi,
I have 512 MB of Ram from OWC and running Jaguar fine
on a WS Series II PDQ; some sleep issues (won't wake -
need to reboot). I have not installed any 10.2 updates
at all; Mozilla Firefox runs very well.
George
--- Vern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On a Lombard, I'd be
gt;--- Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The National Enquirer reports at 2:17 PM -0700
> > 8/11/04, George
> > Mogiljansky wrote:
> >
> > >Hi G-Powerbookers,
> > >
> > >Using plain vanilla 10.2 without updates in a
> > >Wallstreet
ky wrote:
>
> >Hi G-Powerbookers,
> >
> >Using plain vanilla 10.2 without updates in a
> >Wallstreet 300 MHz PDQ, internet access via dial-up
> >with built-in modem; (getting very flaky connection
> in
> >a remote area (cottage country), so the line may be
> >t
The National Enquirer reports at 2:17 PM -0700 8/11/04, George
Mogiljansky wrote:
>Hi G-Powerbookers,
>
>Using plain vanilla 10.2 without updates in a
>Wallstreet 300 MHz PDQ, internet access via dial-up
>with built-in modem; (getting very flaky connection in
>a remote area (co
On 11/08/04 17:17, "George Mogiljansky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using plain vanilla 10.2 without updates in a
> Wallstreet 300 MHz PDQ, internet access via dial-up
> with built-in modem; (getting very flaky connection in
> a remote area (cottage country), so t
Hi G-Powerbookers,
Using plain vanilla 10.2 without updates in a
Wallstreet 300 MHz PDQ, internet access via dial-up
with built-in modem; (getting very flaky connection in
a remote area (cottage country), so the line may be
the problem).
Which modem script is usable or native to the WS PDQ
At 10:36 PM -0700 6/28/04, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
Hi guys, quick question...
I know about all the problems that exist with the Wallstreet card cage. I want
to know if I can leave my WaveLAN Silver card in permanently even when I am
using wired Ethernet like I usually do. If I can keep the card
My Reply follows quote. On 28/06/2004 22:36 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Hi guys, quick question...
>
>I know about all the problems that exist with the Wallstreet card cage. I
>want
>to know if I can leave my WaveLAN Silver card in permanently even when I am
>using wired Ethernet like I usually
Hi guys, quick question...
I know about all the problems that exist with the Wallstreet card cage. I want
to know if I can leave my WaveLAN Silver card in permanently even when I am
using wired Ethernet like I usually do. If I can keep the card in forever
maybe I'll never have to deal with the
I agree with the Eugene Lee. It's SO-DIMM.
My replys to the "Adding RAM to WS II" thread will help answer your question.
It looks like the part number you've provided is one from the top of one of
the chips on the memory module. A Samsung K4S510832C.
Now that we know the density of the chips, how
On Wed, May 26, 2004 at 10:54:37PM +0200, Mikael Byström wrote:
: From: Mikael Byström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: To: G-Books <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Subject: Re: Will this Apple Sodimm work in a Wallstreet PDQ (Series II) ?
: Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 22:54:37 +0200
: Message-ID: <[EMAIL P
George, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>But will it work in a WS 300 MHz Series II PDQ ?
What is the density of the module?
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ork in a WS 300 MHz Series II PDQ ?
>
> Samsung 022
> K4S510832C-KL75
> ATCA66CA KOREA
>
> KOREA 0222
> PC133S-333-542
> M464S6453CKS-L7A
>
> Thanks
> George
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According to the seller, the following is sold by
Apple.
But will it work in a WS 300 MHz Series II PDQ ?
Samsung 022
K4S510832C-KL75
ATCA66CA KOREA
KOREA 0222
PC133S-333-542
M464S6453CKS-L7A
Thanks
George
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Mikael, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>According to the manual for the 500 Mhz G3 Bluechip from Powerlogix (soon
>3 years old), this product is compatible with Powerbook G3 series 266mhz,
>that is a PDQ. Yet, after successfully running in an original Wallstreet
>(The seller tells me) and a
On my PDQ Powerbook keyboard the Function key ("fn") and the brown
colored numbers on the letter keys doesn't work (the keys "m/jkl;
uiop67890" for the chars "0,+123-456*[crossed key symbol]789/[eject]"
respectively in that order. All of these alternative chars
At 1:37 AM -0500 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clark, I'm wondering what you meant by 'keep turning' the computer.what
does that look like? Could you describe a bit more?
Lift up the laptop and rotate it around the vertical axis or tilting
it up, both work. My theory is that it changes t
Clark, I'm wondering what you meant by 'keep turning' the computer.what
does that look like? Could you describe a bit more?
Thanks,
Jocelyn
>>>That problem does indeed happen on the PowerBook. One can shield the
drive with Mu metal to fix it. This is a material that has a high
magnetic p
At 2:11 PM -0500 2/1/04, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 01/02/04 13:54, David M. Ensteness at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually I haven't ever heard of wide spread sleep issues on WS PBs.
However there was a hinge problem with them.
I've read about a few sleep problems, not sure if they involved a
W
#x27;sleep' problem. What's the
PDQ?
Any other problems I should be aware of with this model of laptop?
Jocelyn
My 1st generation 233 (upgraded to 266) Wallstreet never had any sleep
issues either. I know that some people who have upgraded hard drives
to newer, faster ones have had some
on 01/02/04 13:54, David M. Ensteness at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually I haven't ever heard of wide spread sleep issues on WS PBs.
> However there was a hinge problem with them.
I've read about a few sleep problems, not sure if they involved a
Wallstreet. The problem can occur if you replac
on 01/02/04 13:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for the info about the Wallstreet 'sleep' problem. What's the PDQ?
> Any other problems I should be aware of with this model of laptop?
>
> Jocelyn
The PDQ was another code name for the second
Actually I haven't ever heard of wide spread sleep issues on WS PBs.
However there was a hinge problem with them.
David
On Feb 1, 2004, at 12:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info about the Wallstreet 'sleep' problem. What's the
PDQ?
Any other problems I sho
Thanks for the info about the Wallstreet 'sleep' problem. What's the PDQ?
Any other problems I should be aware of with this model of laptop?
Jocelyn
>>Jocelyn
Then it should be a good deal. I don't know if it was fixed in the PDQ, but
my Wallstreet has major trouble
According to the manual for the 500 Mhz G3 Bluechip from Powerlogix (soon
3 years old), this product is compatible with Powerbook G3 series 266mhz,
that is a PDQ. Yet, after successfully running in an original Wallstreet
(The seller tells me) and after running the flash utility on the PDQ, the
On 10/23/02 Noah B. Wallace transmogrified words into:
>
>I think I remember hearing about there being a problem with different
>speed ram in the two slots. I'm pretty sure the upper slot is 100MHz
>also from OWC. I've returned the moduel, but I suspect I'll get another
>133 module when they sen
Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 11:50:20 EDT
> Subject: Re: memory for lower slot in wallstreet (PDQ)
>
> This will not work in a Wallstreet, as the Wallstreet requires PC66 chips..
>
> You MIGHT occasionally find that a 100 will run without crashing, though it
> is not going to be stable.
The Pismo will run PC133 or 100, though it is much happier with 100..
The Wallstreet will run PC66 only..
Thanks,
David
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In a message dated 10/23/02 12:29:06 PM, you wrote:
>Look in System Profiler and
Look in System Profiler and it will tell you what kind of memory you have
installed. I have two 256/PC100 chips from OWC in my Pismo and they work
just great, but they are both the same speed RAM.
Tom
>
> I think I remember hearing about there being a problem with different
> speed ram in the two
This will not work in a Wallstreet, as the Wallstreet requires PC66 chips..
You MIGHT occasionally find that a 100 will run without crashing, though it
is not going to be stable.
I've bought "PC66" RAM from OWC before, and upon recieving it, had trouble
getting it to work.. Although it was labe
Hi All,
Last week I ordered a 256M low profile module for my wallstreet from
OWC. I already have 256M in the upper slot. I recieved aa 256M 133MHz
module. In theory this should work. But upon install I got a bus error
on boot. I took the machine apart and made sure all the memory and the
daugh
On Tuesday, Oct 15, 2002, at 18:58 US/Eastern, Thomas Ethen wrote:
> I don't doubt for a second that you had problems with OWC, but I have
> always had fast and courteous service from them and received quality
> merchandise including RAM.
>
I had four or five superior transactions in a row with
I have always had great success with OWC as well. I 'll keep supporting
them.
Keith Ronan
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 06:58 PM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
> I don't doubt for a second that you had problems with OWC, but I have
> always had fast and courteous service from them and received qua
I don't doubt for a second that you had problems with OWC, but I have
always had fast and courteous service from them and received quality
merchandise including RAM.
Tom
on 10/15/02 4:10 PM, dog b at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't usually like to rant on the list, (especially
> if I don't
> I don't usually like to rant on the list,... but I wanted to make an exception
in
> the case of OWC.
Ditto. I had an experience with them a couple of years back when I first
bought my burner. One of the Firewire ports was dead right out of the box.
What I went through I don't wish to relate or
On 15/10/02 17:40, "Kent Wieland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a PDQ Powerbook G3 (and all this time I thought it was a
> Wallstreet...) with a BlueChip 466mhz upgrade in it. The upgrade works
> fine, and I understand that I am fortunate in that respect. However
On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 04:40:31PM -0500, Kent Wieland wrote:
:
: I have a PDQ Powerbook G3 (and all this time I thought it was a
: Wallstreet...) with a BlueChip 466mhz upgrade in it. The upgrade
: works fine, and I understand that I am fortunate in that respect.
: However, I only have 192 mg
I don't usually like to rant on the list, (especially
if I don't have anything to offer as an answer to the
question posted), but I wanted to make an exception in
the case of OWC.
I too have recently sworn off OWC due to a recent
(beyond) shoddy customer service experience that took
more than 5
I have a PDQ Powerbook G3 (and all this time I thought it was a
Wallstreet...) with a BlueChip 466mhz upgrade in it. The upgrade works
fine, and I understand that I am fortunate in that respect. However, I only
have 192 mg of RAM in it and I need more.
I have seen several messages on this list
Am 18.06.2002 20:30 Uhr schrieb "makmac" unter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Christoph Hammann on 6/16/02 2:37 PM wrote:
>
>> Am 16.06.2002 21:21 Uhr schrieb "Robert Bruce Paine" unter
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> Also,anyone know how to make an Dual USB iBook connect to the Internet
>>> wirelessly almo
Christoph Hammann on 6/16/02 2:37 PM wrote:
> Am 16.06.2002 21:21 Uhr schrieb "Robert Bruce Paine" unter
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Also,anyone know how to make an Dual USB iBook connect to the Internet
>> wirelessly almost anywhere without connecting the Airport Base Station
>> to a telephone wir
Am 16.06.2002 21:21 Uhr schrieb "Robert Bruce Paine" unter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Also,anyone know how to make an Dual USB iBook connect to the Internet
> wirelessly almost anywhere without connecting the Airport Base Station
> to a telephone wire?
>
> Someone said to use a USB Bluetooth plug and
Hi,
Someone mishandled my PB G3 Series II (PDQ) and caused the battery
adapter jack to break or come loose and now the pdq battery refuses to
charge up.
Does anyone know of the parts name for what I am describing, where I can
find a parts list for the PDQ, and how I can repair this problem
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