Jeff Drummond wrote:
I don't think I could justify spending much money upgrading a 4.5 year
old [Pismo] computer. Buying an already-upgraded one might make a bit
more sense but it really depends on your situation.
Good point Jeff.
I was revisiting the Pismos wondering how the new PB release
I'd skip the Wallstreet and go straight to a Lombard or Pismo, much better OSX
support, not to mention slimmer and lighter.
Andrew
On 16 Feb 2005 at 12:17, CR wrote:
Jeff Drummond wrote:
I don't think I could justify spending much money upgrading a 4.5 year
old [Pismo] computer. Buying
On Feb 16, 2005, at 12:17 PM, CR wrote:
Jeff Drummond wrote:
I don't think I could justify spending much money upgrading a 4.5
year
old [Pismo] computer. Buying an already-upgraded one might make a bit
more sense but it really depends on your situation.
Personally, I think it comes down to two
At 9:59 PM -0500 2/16/05, Andrew wrote:
I'd skip the Wallstreet and go straight to a Lombard or Pismo, much better OSX
support, not to mention slimmer and lighter.
I bought my wife a Wallstreet
While I haven't seen a Pismo I think the extra connectivity would be
very useful.
Andrew,
I
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:04:24 -0800, CR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been watching Pismos
and saw one with a G4 500MHz upgrade.
Than Andrew posted his ? regarding pricing
his G3 900MHz upgrade.
I wonder if I can solicit opinions
relative to advantages of each?
I chose the G3 900MHz as
This isn't the article I was talking about, but it says a similar
thing to what I was saying:
http://www.lowendmac.com/misc/04/0601.html
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:22:17 +, Andrew McCall
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:04:24 -0800, CR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been
Hi Folks,
The DVD/CDRW drive on my G3 Pismo laptop broke over the weekend, and
after thinking about it I have decided that I don't actually *need* a
laptop, and it might be better for me to get a Mac mini, rather than
get the drive fixed.
I was thinking of selling the G3 Pismo and put the funds
on 14/02/05 05:17, Andrew McCall at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
The DVD/CDRW drive on my G3 Pismo laptop broke over the weekend, and
after thinking about it I have decided that I don't actually *need* a
laptop, and it might be better for me to get a Mac mini, rather than
get
can look here: http://www.craigslist.org/
HTH
Cliff
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 10:17:36 +
From: Andrew McCall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How much for Pismo G3/900MHz 1Gb RAM?
Hi Folks,
The DVD/CDRW drive on my G3 Pismo laptop broke over the weekend, and
after thinking
I've been watching Pismos
and saw one with a G4 500MHz upgrade.
Than Andrew posted his ? regarding pricing
his G3 900MHz upgrade.
I wonder if I can solicit opinions
relative to advantages of each?
Thank you
Cliff
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I have a g4 500 with a gig of ram and I love it, keep thinking I need more
but the flexibility of the pismo especially with the bookendz doc is great.
Kevin
On 2/14/05 9:04 PM, CR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been watching Pismos
and saw one with a G4 500MHz upgrade.
Than Andrew posted
-upgraded Pismo or upgrading
your own?
There's also a G4 550 MHz upgrade offered by XLR8/Daystar (and
perhaps others). http://www.xlr8.com/.
On the basis of theoretical performance, I'd go with the 900 MHz
G3. The extra 400 MHz will trump even most altivec-intensive
applications.
So far as I know
Hi Folks
I'm wondering if this happened to anybody else ... sorry for the length
...
I have a Pismo: PowerBook (Firewire) G3/400Mhz/40GB/512MB,
which I recently updated to OSX 10.3.8 with no (obvious) problems.
This morning I was installing and testing some 3rd party utilities,
e.g. Butler
Hi
My PowerBook (Pismo) can play DVD's without any problems, but can't
play a CD. When I try and play a CD all I hear is a clicking sound.
Anything I can do myself, or do I need to call the doctor?
Any help would be appreciated.
***
Real Men Deadlift Squat
on 13/02/05 08:54, sacredsystem at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
My PowerBook (Pismo) can play DVD's without any problems, but can't
play a CD. When I try and play a CD all I hear is a clicking sound.
Anything I can do myself, or do I need to call the doctor?
It looks like your drive
I am so sick of dealing with my dlink router and windows not seeing the
configuration app. Can I install a usb wireless adapter on my xp box and
connect with the airport on my pismo? I would like to stream the mp3¹s from
my xp box to the pismo. The PB is my first Mac and I will hopefully retire
On Feb 10, 2005, at 6:48 PM, David Thrower wrote:
hello my learned friends. i am turning to you again,
after having problems with my daughter's Pismo...
fixed thanks to you! now, it's my son's Pismo...
in the process of putting together my daughter's
David, it appears to me that you have a loose
--- Hector I. Macedo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David, it appears to me that you have a loose
conection some place, the
erratic coming and going of the sound seems to me
that it is the case.
thanks for your suggestion, but i took apart the
Pismo, and the connections are firmly in place
On Feb 11, 2005, at 3:19 am, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Put 10.3.8 on yesterday...seems to be working fine..LG POS died a while
back..wouldn't recognize dvd's or cd's unless I removed the entire
enclosure and smacked it on the table on the edge...I have located a
Matshita unit that is the bare
I see that 10.3.8 just came out and x.3.7 wouldn't work on my Pismos,
wouldn't recognize the CDs. I wanted to know if anyone has put this on
a Pismo and had it work successfully yet.
Rad...
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On 10/02/05 13:22, Rad Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see that 10.3.8 just came out and x.3.7 wouldn't work on my Pismos,
wouldn't recognize the CDs. I wanted to know if anyone has put this on
a Pismo and had it work successfully yet.
Rad...
I don't remember if you posted
I had the issue that was supposedly a G4 PowerBook issue of the screen not
coming back on after waking from sleep after I installed 10.3.7. Even with
10.3.8, my Pismo is still doing it. Runs great when I don't let it sleep,
but hard restarting after sleep just sucks and I'm sure it is hell on my
-Original Message-
From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rad Craig
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 13:23
To: G-Books
Subject: OSX 10.3.8 on Pismo?
I see that 10.3.8 just came out and x.3.7 wouldn't work on my Pismos,
wouldn't recognize the CDs. I wanted to know
to know if anyone has put this
on
a Pismo and had it work successfully yet.
Rad...
I don't remember if you posted for that problem with 10.3.7 but I
doubt that
it would be caused by 10.3.7. I have 10.3.7 running on my old Pismo
and it
still recognizes CDs just fine...
-Laurent
I just remembered...My Pismo w/ an LG DVD unit stopped recognizing the
dvd's/cd's immediately after I updated to 10.3.5 last summerI
called AC Tech and raised hell about it and was told that it was just a
coincidence and that the update had absolutely nothing to do with the
failure
My Pismo's battery has died and I'm looking for another.
if anyone has one that they're not using, please email me off list.
Thanks,
V. Lee
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My G4 500 pismo has not missed a beat 10.3.8 went on without a hitch, never
any issues with disc recognition or sleep issues I would imagine these are
hardware glitches. I am toying with the idea of selling my pisom to get a
mini. It's a G4 500 upgrade 1 gig of ram, airport, new apple dvd rom
hello my learned friends. i am turning to you again,
after having problems with my daughter's Pismo...
fixed thanks to you! now, it's my son's Pismo...
in the process of putting together my daughter's
'Book, i ended up with an extra 500mhz processor card,
which i used to upgrade my son's 400mhz
Hi Everybody,
I recently installed OSX.2 in my Pismo and I 've been experiencing a
wierd thing. When I download QT mpegs, especially large ones they play
in a very abbreviated manner. Like one that's 100 megs or more will
complete at about a minute into it and I KNOW that it's much longer
I am pretty sure my PRAM battery is going on my Pismo. The system clock
loses the date and time if I remove power and the battery and I have
been having booting issues. Can anyone recommend a cheap place for a
replacement?
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On Jan 29, 2005, at 5:39 PM, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
Oh ok. I didn't know we had internal drives that had broken the 80
gig barrier. Cool. . .
Seagate even has a 5400RPM 100GB drive. It's 'only' $200 at NewEgg.
Wow, it even has a five year warranty, I didn't realized that they
increased the
on 31/01/05 11:43, John C. Swanson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am pretty sure my PRAM battery is going on my Pismo. The system clock
loses the date and time if I remove power and the battery and I have
been having booting issues. Can anyone recommend a cheap place for a
replacement
On Jan 29, 2005, at 1:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 13:57:54 -0800
From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pismo sound too loud
At 12:40 PM -0800 1/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day all!
My Pismo, the very same one I am upgrading, seems to have developed
At 1:03 PM -0500 1/28/05, G-Books wrote:
On Jan 27, 2005, at 5:50 AM, G-Books wrote:
Are you talking about the entire display/upper housing assembly?
Aye, exactly.
Meaning the tabs are the aluminum parts of the hinges. If so, it should
just pull out.
Aye, again, exactly. There's a tab on both the
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Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 13:57:54 -0800
From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pismo sound too loud
At 12:40 PM -0800 1/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day all!
My Pismo, the very same one I am upgrading, seems
the entire link into your browser. . .ending with
STORLTHDINT
Thought this info would excite fellow Pismo users. . .
Z
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Hmm. 100 GB hard drives are available from many online stores for
$80 - $100 less than that.
Peace,
Drew
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On Jan 29, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Hmm. 100 GB hard drives are available from many online stores for $80
- $100 less than that.
Peace,
Drew
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Oh ok. I didn't know we had internal drives that had broken the 80 gig
barrier. Cool. . .
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On Jan 29, 2005, at 5:39 PM, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
Oh ok. I didn't know we had internal drives that had broken the 80
gig barrier. Cool. . .
Yeah, they were announced last April about 1 week after I ordered my
Powerbook:
http://news.com.com/Toshiba+spins+more+storage+for+laptops/2100-1005_3
Good day all!
My Pismo, the very same one I am upgrading, seems to have developed a sort of
tick. In the past week, the volume is excessively loud. When it starts up the
chime is shocking, very loud and distorted. I have the volume set at one
segment of the horizontal meter using the keyboard
At 12:40 PM -0800 1/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day all!
My Pismo, the very same one I am upgrading, seems to have developed
a sort of tick. In the past week, the volume is excessively loud.
When it starts up the chime is shocking, very loud and distorted. I
have the volume set at one
Hi all,
I posted recently asking opinions of replacement batteries, and had a
couple of mails offlist asking me to report back on the outcome.
I went for the NewerTech 7200mAh battery (about $160 from OWC). I gave it
a (very unscientific) test yesterday; after calibrating as recommended,
it
Hi all:
I need to replace the AC/power board on my Pismo, a very hairy
operation in which one basically has to remove every single thing
that can be removed from the computer in order to get at the old
board and put in the new one.
In the process of attempting this delicate operation, I
I get around 3 hours out of mine. Maybe you didn't allow it to charge long
enough, as the first charge needs at least 24 hours to get a full charge, at
least that was my experience.
On 1/27/05 5:01 AM, Tim Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I posted recently asking opinions of
Hi Tom,
I think you may have missed my para 2: it lasted about 4 hours ;-) I'm
not at all unhappy with the performance; I suppose I just hoped that it'd
be even better.
I did only charge for around 12 hours, as recommended by Newer; maybe
I'll try charging it longer next time I run it right
Mac Resq has them on special this week for less with a $10.00 moff coupon!!!
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On Jan 27, 2005, at 5:50 AM, G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 20:43:34 +0900
From: Carl Freire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pismo display removal issue
Hi all:
I need to replace the AC/power board on my Pismo, a very hairy
operation in which one basically has to remove every single thing
system 10 on the book, put nine on
one of the little firewire drive boxes OWC sells, so if I need 9 it's
there and usable. I have not used it, just checked it out every so
often.
hope it helps some. Does it run in 9?
Geoff
at 11:14 AM, Dyna wrote:
My 2000 Pismo running OS10.2 has become near
I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo with no
success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant software
and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an easy/inexpensive
way to make this work?
TIA,
Beverly
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On Jan 23, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Beverly Woods wrote:
I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo
with no
success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant
software
and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an
easy/inexpensive
way to make
Make sure to select both Epson checkboxes when installing Panther. The
driver may be in the one that is not checked by default.
On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:06 AM, Fabian Fang wrote:
On Jan 23, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Beverly Woods wrote:
I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo
I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo with no
success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant software
and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an easy/inexpensive
way to make this work?
I should have added that I am trying to do
Sorry, I don't have an answer to your printer
question, but if you are the same Beverly Woods who
used to write Acoustic Mac articles on LEM, I thought
they were great. The 'shareware I wouldn't want to be
without' was particularly excellent. If you ever get
the chance, do write more. I'm still
a 5400mAh battery from PowerBook Medic
last summer that has worked out just fine. I don't do a lot of
battery-based work as the Pismo is essentially my desktop machine,
but the times that I do unplug and go battery it seems to hold a
decent charge of 3.5 to 4 hours. OWC beats PBM on pricing
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 at 08:56:06 CHARLES RICHARDS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
Good morning all. I used the old paperclip method and opened the CD
drive and inserted the Restore CD and hit the power key and the system
booted up to OS9. The battery shows one light and so I tried to boot up
from the
Shawn Harley wrote:
snip
Somewhere in the install/upgrade process (9.0 to 9.1 to 9.2.1), the
upgrade CD (9.2.1, IIRC) would not install fully.
I had to download or copy the CD contents (don't
remember) to the hard drive, restart with extensions off, and run the
upgrade from the hard drive.
worked out just fine. I don't do a lot of
battery-based work as the Pismo is essentially my desktop machine,
but the times that I do unplug and go battery it seems to hold a
decent charge of 3.5 to 4 hours. OWC beats PBM on pricing hands
down--the reasons I went through PBM for that order
above the CPU - ,
tighten each screw a little bit each time, until they are firm. Do not
overtighten; a stripped thread would be the least problem you could
get!
Good luck.
On Jan 17, 2005, at 5:16 PM, G-Books wrote:
On my Pismo, the fan was almost never running. I also remember once
If I can isolate a salient point perhaps hidden in this excerpt. I
really don't want to hijack the thread, but this is a issue that very
few G3 PowerBook owners seem to know. I was told when I first
purchased my Wallstreet (was it in the owner's manual??) to always
unplug the power cord from
Good morning all. I used the old paperclip method and opened the CD
drive and inserted the Restore CD and hit the power key and the system
booted up to OS9. The battery shows one light and so I tried to boot up
from the internal HD which has OS 10.3.6 . I get the big apple no
spinning
Get a copy of DiskWarrior as fast as you can and run it...It will
probably take quite a while to do so but hopefully it will work for
you...I had similar problem in July of '03 when my Pismo acted that
way...I was able to get it started once in a while in OS9 but X just
hung there...When I got
drive problem of some type!
The main drive in my wife's pismo is making some strange noises and
hangs while on the net, often having to have the permissions repaired
weekly, so I will be replacing the hard drive soon.. fortunately
the computer has little data on it and is more of an internet
Sorry...
Mike
When Clinton lied..No one died
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Yes, this is the same 2000 vintage Pismo I've been writing about for
the last couple months... Initial symptoms were freezes and eventually
wouldn't boot at all. After replacing the hard drive and a fresh
install of OSs 9.1 and 10.2 it was working better. In fact at times it
would go
PRAM battery. It seems that replacing it solves a number of issues,
though not your mysterious crack.
j sanderson
On 16 Jan 2005, at 21:23, Dyna wrote:
Yes, this is the same 2000 vintage Pismo I've been writing about for
the last couple months... Initial symptoms were freezes and eventually
wrote:
Yes, this is the same 2000 vintage Pismo I've been writing about for
the last couple months... Initial symptoms were freezes and
eventually wouldn't boot at all. After replacing the hard drive and a
fresh install of OSs 9.1 and 10.2 it was working better. In fact at
times it would go
Thanks again James, I have placed an order for the logic board, so when
it comes in I will look over the connections carefully.
I do have an additional question for you. Is the power management of
the pismo on a PC card to itself? I may need to change it out if so
first.
Chrlie
If you are dead
On Saturday, January 15, 2005, at 08:31 AM, CHARLES RICHARDS wrote:
Thanks again James, I have placed an order for the logic board, so
when it comes in I will look over the connections carefully.
I do have an additional question for you. Is the power management of
the pismo on a PC card
The other thing to consider would be the PMU. I'm thinking about all
the components that have to do with power management. The PMU and/or
the Sound Card are the most likely culprits of your problem. I'm not
so sure that the logic board would be at fault. That's not to say that
it
RICHARDS wrote:
Thanks again James, I have placed an order for the logic board, so
when it comes in I will look over the connections carefully.
I do have an additional question for you. Is the power management of
the pismo on a PC card to itself? I may need to change it out if so
first.
If you
I tried resetting the PMU according to the instructions found at
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449, after waiting for
several seconds (more than five) I tried to boot up. Nothing. Any other
suggestions. Incidentally I have nothing active or on in any external
ports.
Charlie
Hi all,
My Pismo's battery life is now zero, so I'm in the market. Although I'm
in the UK, the most promising deals I've found so far are the high-
capacity (6600mAh and 7200mAh) NewerTech batteries sold by OWC in the
US. Even after shipping and tax these work out slighly cheaper than a
standard
Hi Folks,
I have a heavily upgraded PowerBook G3 Pismo and was hoping to use
this as a server once I buy myself a new Mac mini :) The Pismo has a
PowerLogix BlueChip G3 900MHz, 1Gb RAM and an AirPort Extreme card,
the hard disk is the original 30Gb one. I was going to install MacOS
X 10.3
-Original Message-
From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew
McCall
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 06:32
To: G-Books
Subject: Upgraded PowerBook G3 Pismo as OS X Server?
Can anyone tell me if its possible to tell the Pismo laptop not to
go to sleep when you close
To accomplish Pismo function with lid closed:
1: attach USB mouse
2: close lid - Pismo sleeps
3: click/move USB mouse
4: Pismo wakes then runs without lid open (watch your energy settings for AC
power)
Things to consider:
1: you should dim the display entirely in case backlighting turns on
2
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery inserted and charging (?) I have replaced the
PRAM battery, still no luck. I tried my other M7318 battery hit the
startup button, got the startup tone and a apple showed up on the
screen
On 13/01/05 14:33, Charlie Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery inserted and charging (?) I have replaced the
PRAM battery, still no luck. I tried my other M7318 battery hit the
startup button, got
No, can you advise how to, and thanks for the quick response.
Charlie
On 13/01/05 14:33, Charlie Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery inserted and charging (?) I have replaced the
PRAM battery, still no luck
On 13/01/05 15:39, Charlie Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, can you advise how to, and thanks for the quick response.
Charlie
On 13/01/05 14:33, Charlie Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery
-Original Message-
From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Charlie
Richards
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 14:34
To: G-Books
Subject: Dead Pismo
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery inserted and charging (?) I have
Subject: Dead Pismo
My Pismo wont boot up, system is powered with AC adapater as well as
having the M7318 battery inserted and charging (?) I have replaced the
PRAM battery, still no luck. I tried my other M7318 battery hit the
startup button, got the startup tone and a apple showed up on the
screen
I just thought of something else no lights come on the battery when
inserted. Do you think the problem can be with the power unit(?).
Charlie
No, can you advise how to, and thanks for the quick response.
Charlie
On 13/01/05 14:33, Charlie Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Pismo wont boot
On 13 Jan 2005, at 15:52, John C. Swanson wrote:
got a message to hold
down the start up button for several seconds.
IIRC, this is a kernal panic induced by who knows what. This happened
on my WS I while I had a USB card installed. I was able to restart
after removing it. But, no doubt your
Bruce Johnson said:
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to log in. Don't second-guess them in this.
This is not completely true. In Mac OS X *Server* root access is on from
the get go.
But you're right, that Mac OS X Client is designed to be able to
On 11/01/05 19:04, Brian Braunschweiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had this Pismo for a few months. I just got around to getting a
protector between the keyboard and the screen when the lid is closed.
Some damage was already done when I got the Pismo and a bit more
since I had it before
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 20:51:10 -0500
Subject: SuperDisk floppy drive for G3 PowerBook
From: Donald Keenan
Hi!
Has anyone ever used an internal floppy drive (VST SuperDisk floppy
drive for G3 PowerBook) with a Pismo? I have an external one and wonder
if there are any issues when using
concerns--I still work primarily in OS 9 on my Pismo and would not be
able to administer the base station with OS 9's AirPort 2.0.4
software.
Sorry to be so slow in replying, Carl. I haven't seen anyone else
respond, so I hope this helps.
According to http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum
On Monday, January 10, 2005, at 08:39 PM, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
So back to the CD, started up, went to change password - and found
only one user, that being root. So I changed that password, then
started up as root. First thing I did was to create a new user with
her same name as before, then log
Hey all:
I'm planning to get a wireless broadband router of some sort in the
near future and have been looking into various options. I had pretty
much ruled out the AirPort Extreme base station due to compatibility
concerns--I still work primarily in OS 9 on my Pismo and would not be
able
Thanks... to Shawn Jim for the replies!
Is your version of 9.2.1 a retail version? Or is it for a
specific machine?
Is it a full version or an upgrade?
I had a somewhat similar problem on my Dual G4 desktop.
I'll try to recall the install sequence.
Yes, it's a reatail version it says mac OS
A friend's pismo (400 Mhz, 320MB RAM) will now be living in the
vicinity of a base station, so I'm playing consultant and looking into
adding wireless (it doesn't have an airport card now). It's running
10.3.7 (very happily, by the way).
As far as I can tell, the advantages of getting
On 10/01/05 14:41, Nina Lerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend's pismo (400 Mhz, 320MB RAM) will now be living in the
vicinity of a base station, so I'm playing consultant and looking into
adding wireless (it doesn't have an airport card now). It's running
10.3.7 (very happily, by the way
On Jan 10, 2005, at 4:09 PM, Tom Adams wrote:
Hi G-Book Listers, I will be traveling in Europe and spending time in
Vienna, Austria. Will my PowerBook G3 with an internal airport card
work at most of the WiFi hot spots, or do I need a different PCMCIA
Wi-Fi card?
802.11's a worldwide
I have a Pismo 400 mhz, 1gb RAM, running 10.3.5 and have used both the
Buffalo 54g w/port for optional antenna and the Belkin 54g (the one
that can go up to 125 mbs) PCMIA cards. I have been happy with both.
I take my Pismo to and from my workplace at least every other day and
haven't yet
Hi G-Book Listers, I will be traveling in Europe and spending time in
Vienna, Austria. Will my PowerBook G3 with an internal airport card
work at most of the WiFi hot spots, or do I need a different PCMCIA
Wi-Fi card? Also wondering if the Yo-Yo power adapter will work with
the standard
On 1/10/05 12:52 PM, Nancy Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
I have a Pismo 400 mhz, 1gb RAM, running 10.3.5 and have used both the
Buffalo 54g w/port for optional antenna and the Belkin 54g (the one
that can go up to 125 mbs) PCMIA cards. I have been happy with both.
I
On 11 Jan 2005, at 07:43, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Look at the voltage rating on the power supply. I'm pretty certain
that all of Apple's powerbook supplied have been world-compatible for
many years, way predating the Yo-yo style.
Yup, all Apple laptop power supplies have worked with every major
Greetings all-
Wife's Pismo 500, 512 RAM, 20GB, currently running 10.2.8. I'm trying
to upgrade to Panther, and after a couple tries it finally seemed to
install yesterday. However, now I can't actually start the machine from
the internal drive. It hangs at Waiting foreither Apple File
on 09/01/05 10:02, Jeff Hubatka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all-
Wife's Pismo 500, 512 RAM, 20GB, currently running 10.2.8. I'm trying
to upgrade to Panther, and after a couple tries it finally seemed to
install yesterday. However, now I can't actually start the machine from
On Jan 9, 2005, at 9:42 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 09/01/05 10:02, Jeff Hubatka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all-
Wife's Pismo 500, 512 RAM, 20GB, currently running 10.2.8. I'm trying
to upgrade to Panther, and after a couple tries it finally seemed to
install yesterday. However, now
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