On 19/10/04 10:49, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - I have a new pismo with a dvd player. If I decide to (or need to)
reinstall a new OS - like 9.2, will the dvd player still play dvds? The
player isn't software driven is it? Or if it is, will any OS CD have the
necessary software already
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 11:11:05 -0400
Subject: Re: Pismo question
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 19/10/04 10:49, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - I have a new pismo with a dvd player. If I decide to (or need
on 13/10/2004 20:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: Replacement Pismo DVD
My LG DVD-ROM in my Pismo finally died, so its time to replace the
drive. The problem I have is that I want a drive with a faceplate that
matches the drive slot. All the Mac upgrade stores that I
I can't read the fine print on th back. Will a yo-yo adapter from the
USA work on 220v and 50hz?
As far as I can tell this is the basic yo-yo adapter with the silver
apple logo on top.
I know I need plug adapters if the electricity part works.
Brian
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My LG DVD-ROM in my Pismo finally died, so its time to replace the
drive. The problem I have is that I want a drive with a faceplate that
matches the drive slot. All the Mac upgrade stores that I have looked
at sell drives that have a standard flat faceplate at twice the cost of
the drive. I am
eBay? You could ask the LEM-SWAP list too.
- Original Message -
From: John C. Swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 1:42 PM
Subject: Replacement Pismo DVD
My LG DVD-ROM in my Pismo finally died, so its time to replace the
drive
On Oct 13, 2004, at 2:30 pm, John C. Swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My LG DVD-ROM in my Pismo finally died, so its time to replace the
drive. The problem I have is that I want a drive with a faceplate that
matches the drive slot. All the Mac upgrade stores that I have looked
at sell drives
Could also be the video cable. I've seen a Pismo 500 that locked up or shut
off when moved. I isolated it to moving the LCD rather than the whole
laptop, but haven't yet ripped it apart to verify.
on 10/10/04 11:50 AM, Adam Thayer wrote:
This seems rather odd, yes something has come loose
Regarding the recent discussion about the latest Pismo firmware, I just
noticed from the System Profile on my Powerbook Firewire/400 (Pismo)
that I have Boot ROM Version 3.2.7f2.
Machine Model:PowerBook
CPU Type: PowerPC 750 (83.2)
Number Of CPUs: 1
CPU Speed:400 MHz
on 11/10/04 20:05, Hoju Dingo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
Should I update the firmware to the latest version for the Pismo
(4.1.8f5 I think or later?)? (I'm thinking I should).
No matter what was the reason, yes, you should.
-Laurent
Thanks for your suggestions Laurent. Swapping bits between the old and
new Pismos, I have isolated two separate problems; the interminable
boot seems to be a HD cable problem, so will try to fix or get a new
cable.
But the PMU needs to be reset every time I restart otherwise I don't
get any
?
I think you have the latest firmware but I would have to check on my Pismo,
which I don't have right now. Maybe another Pismo owner could verify in
System Profiler?
-Laurent.
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On Oct 8, 2004, at 5:22 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Joe Crow said:
Starting about a half hour ago, if I move
my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly. Black screen,
totally dead. It'll boot back up (sometimes I have to hit the power
button a few times) but everytime it does, the
it happens with two empty
bays. (The PMU card contains the battery connectors) If it does turn
out to be the problem, Powerbookmedic.com sells the Pismo PMU card for
about $60.
Charles
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Charles Estabrooks said:
The PMU card contains the battery connectors
Ehm, doesn't the PMU control everything concerning Power Management also
in the Pismo? If not, what does it not control and what controls it instead?
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Powersupply loose in back? Are you running of battery?
Power source, whichever is lose.
My 2 cents
On Oct 8, 2004, at 8:17 AM, Joe Crow wrote:
On Oct 8, 2004, at 12:53 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 07/10/04 23:36, Joe Crow at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks.
I'm on a Pismo 500, running OS X
On Oct 8, 2004, at 12:53 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 07/10/04 23:36, Joe Crow at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks.
I'm on a Pismo 500, running OS X (10.3.4). The only non-stock stuff
I've got on it is another RAM stick (256), a Toshiba 60 Gig HD, and a
LG CD-RW/DVD drive in the expansion bay
Something hinky is going on. Starting about a half hour ago, if I move
my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly.
Maybe the processor daughtercard or the battery contact inside.
-Laurent.
--
Just popped it open and reseated them both, but it's still
happening. Snarf. This rots. Any
On Oct 8, 2004, at 2:54 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Something hinky is going on. Starting about a half hour ago, if I
move
my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly.
Maybe the processor daughtercard or the battery contact inside.
-Laurent.
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Just popped it open and reseated them both,
Joe Crow said:
Starting about a half hour ago, if I move
my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly. Black screen,
totally dead. It'll boot back up (sometimes I have to hit the power
button a few times) but everytime it does, the clock's been reset to
mid 1969. I figure
on 07/10/04 10:44, Stuart Saunders at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just had my Pismo (# 2) upgraded to 550 G4.
However it refuses to start with video unless I reset PMU each time,
also when starting it usually won't go past the grey screen with dark
grey apple, and spinning grey
Hi folks.
I'm on a Pismo 500, running OS X (10.3.4). The only non-stock stuff
I've got on it is another RAM stick (256), a Toshiba 60 Gig HD, and a
LG CD-RW/DVD drive in the expansion bay.
Something hinky is going on. Starting about a half hour ago, if I move
my laptop while it's running
on 07/10/04 23:36, Joe Crow at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks.
I'm on a Pismo 500, running OS X (10.3.4). The only non-stock stuff
I've got on it is another RAM stick (256), a Toshiba 60 Gig HD, and a
LG CD-RW/DVD drive in the expansion bay.
Something hinky is going on. Starting about
why does the vst zip not work in X
mine works fine on my lombard in 10.1.5.
vicki
On Wednesday, October 6, 2004, at 06:09 AM, Iain McShane wrote:
All,
Pismo vs ibook
I just have just bought a Pismo 400Mhz, installed 768M RAM and a 60Gig
Drive, it also came with a VST 6Gig drive bay, VST 250M Zip
not work in X
mine works fine on my lombard in 10.1.5.
vicki
On Wednesday, October 6, 2004, at 06:09 AM, Iain McShane wrote:
All,
Pismo vs ibook
I just have just bought a Pismo 400Mhz, installed 768M RAM and a
60Gig Drive, it also came with a VST 6Gig drive bay, VST 250M Zip
(does not work in OSX
Aha so the difference is found.
The wallstreet leaves lots of room between my six-pack and the forward
edge of my laptop.
Well now all is understandable!
On Oct 6, 2004, at 12:22 AM, Andrew F. wrote:
The small machines, on the other hand, are quite comfortable to use on
a
tray table in coach,
Larger than I'd prefer is 36 (my waistband). While
not a six-pack, hardly obese either.
Andrew
--- Dan Palka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aha so the difference is found.
The wallstreet leaves lots of room between my
six-pack and the forward
edge of my laptop.
Well now all is
The National Enquirer reports at 6:58 PM -0700 10/4/04, Andrew wrote:
It's a preference for light weight and compact size. The laptop that stays
home doesn't do anything to help me on the road. I learned this the hard
way back in the mid 90s. I owned a PowerBook 5300c and a Duo 210 (as well
as
I've carried heavy and/or bulky laptops around as
well, and based on that experience have settled my
preferences on the smaller and lighter machines. Most
of the time the 12 PB is about right is about right,
as I like to watch DVDs when I fly, which is far too
often. For shorter hops or when I
On Oct 4, 2004, at 11:45 PM, Bob wrote:
It's a preference for light weight and compact size. The laptop that
stays
home doesn't do anything to help me on the road.
Then you're lucky not to have suffered the torture of carrying mid-90s
Compaq bricks (I mean, laptops) around. My Wallstreet is a
If you think a Wallstreet is a joy to carry and worth
the power, then you obviously haven't tried a recent
iBook or 12 PowerBook, which are MUCH smaller and
lighter, and far more powerful.
Andrew
--- Dan Palka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 4, 2004, at 11:45 PM, Bob wrote:
It's a
Its funny to see other peoples different tastes.
I've always been for bigger, heavier, faster, and in my opinion better.
When I sold my Duo 280 and bought my 190cs I was happy, then I sold
that and bought a 3400c I was overjoyed. When I sold the 3400c and
bought my Wallstreet I was equally
If you read my statement in context, it was comparing it to mid 90s
compaq laptops.
On Oct 5, 2004, at 10:11 AM, Andrew wrote:
If you think a Wallstreet is a joy to carry and worth
the power, then you obviously haven't tried a recent
iBook or 12 PowerBook, which are MUCH smaller and
lighter, and
: Pismo vs ibook?
I guess it's mostly personal taste. I've been carrying a 17 to the office
and back home for the last 3 weeks and I don't feel it too heavy. Whenever I
open it up, I'm glad I did pick up the 17 as the screen is really gorgeous
and must needed with OS X, for the kind of work I do
Andrew said this:
I've carried heavy and/or bulky laptops around as
well, and based on that experience have settled my
preferences on the smaller and lighter machines. Most
of the time the 12 PB is about right is about right,
as I like to watch DVDs when I fly, which is far too
often.
I think
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 5:12 PM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: Pismo vs ibook?
I was just commenting on someone's ridiculous statement that they would
rather have a 2400c than a Wallstreet or something like that.
And I do enjoy it. I sold my iBook 366 to get this Wallstreet because
I wanted
I don't understand the logic behind this statement though.
I honestly do not believe if somebody offered you a free Wallstreet OR
a free Duo 280 (monochrome) you would take the Duo. You could not take
both, and you could not sell the one that you take, and you had to keep
it permanently and
I would rather have a 2300c than a Wallstreet. The 2300c was the lightest
Apple laptop ever, and while incapable of running OS X, it IS capable of
wireless internet and office productivity work in comfort.
No it's not. The 2300c has no ethernet port, no USB port, and no
PCMCIA slots. It can't
Palka
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 6:07 PM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: Large or small (was Pismo vs ibook?)
I don't understand the logic behind this statement though.
I honestly do not believe if somebody offered you a free Wallstreet OR
a free Duo 280 (monochrome) you would take the Duo. You could
Sorry, I meant 2400c, typo.
Andrew
On 10/5/04 7:33 PM, Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would rather have a 2300c than a Wallstreet. The 2300c was the lightest
Apple laptop ever, and while incapable of running OS X, it IS capable of
wireless internet and office productivity work
What airline are you flying on???
I've never had trouble with any laptop (Compaq, IBM, or beloved Apple)
on any airplane seat.
Most tray tables not only fold out, but then also SLIDE forward. The
Wallstreet fits fine (as did the leviathan iBook 366 I had).
On Oct 5, 2004, at 10:17 PM, Andrew
. But
it seems that Wallstreet owners and maybe even Pismo owners make up a
distinct sub-culture within the Mac community. The vast majority of
Wallstreet and Pismo owners have an extra zeal and loyalty regarding
their PowerBooks. It's not surprising that there are so many current
owners of these 4-6
If I couldn't sell it and it was the only machine I could have, that would
be a very difficult choice since the 280 has no wifi possibility, and that
is something I use frequently.
If the choice was changed to a Wallstreet or a 2400c, I would grab the 2400c
in a heartbeat.
Andrew
On 10/5/04
As a 12 PB owner, I think that religious zeal for anything, including
religion is a bad thing.
Andrew
On 10/5/04 9:49 PM, Dan Palka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a Wallstreet owner, I couldn't agree more.
On Oct 5, 2004, at 11:37 PM, Bob wrote:
The vast majority of
Wallstreet and Pismo
United, Delta, Southwest and Alaska for domestic, United, Asiana and JAL for
international. Yes, a Wallstreet can be used, if you shove the base of the
computer against your chest and only open the display halfway, which makes
for a very awkward typing position.
The small machines, on the other
The National Enquirer reports at 10:17 PM -0700 10/5/04, Andrew F. wrote:
Religious zeal or not, Wallstreet and similar models are still too big.
Good grief, give it a break. You made your feelings known long ago.
You're free to think what you want, but nobody died and made you the
final
Perhaps your religious zeal annoyed me.
Andrew
On 10/5/04 10:31 PM, Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 10:17 PM -0700 10/5/04, Andrew F. wrote:
Religious zeal or not, Wallstreet and similar models are still too big.
Good grief, give it a break. You made your
chances are the dc power adapter card plug is broken or lifted off a
solder point (if you can juggle the the plug on the pismo-its probably
that) ebay $60-$80 (don't get the lombard version not compatible) + i
hour max light technical skills (or $300+ at a certified apple service
center
keep the pismo its a very durable caddylac last version of the classy
stealthy black powerbooks. definitley upgrade the hd 40-80gb, faster
drives with larger caches help a bit. max the ram to 1gb, you can't do
much as far as video card upgrades (so don't expect 50fps with unreal
tournament
pismo, pismo, pismo: faster bus, more ram(i think) 1gb, can holds 2
batteries, larger screen, analogue audio in and out, and most of the
time easily/cheaply repaired, very very durable, PCMCIA slot : ) and
there are g4 upgrades for them
http://daystartechnology.com/Apple_Mac_Products
PROTECTED] wrote:
pismo, pismo, pismo: faster bus, more ram(i think)
1gb, can holds 2
batteries, larger screen, analogue audio in and out,
and most of the
time easily/cheaply repaired, very very durable,
PCMCIA slot : ) and
there are g4 upgrades for them
http://daystartechnology.com
I'd even take an
old 2400c over any 14 or larger laptop.
That's an interesting preference.
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The National Enquirer reports at 12:55 PM -0500 9/27/04, Jeff Drummond wrote:
snip
Er, there probably is a 127GB limit; but as there are currently no
notebook drives larger than 80 GB this shouldn't be an issue for some
time yet.
I guess you haven't heard the latest, Jeff. 100 GB drives are
Try this http://www.discountcartridge.com/epstylcol740.html I've used
these people for several years now for various epsons and have had great
luck. Also prices are some of the best.
Ed T
kochkodin wrote:
Greetings lista's,
Sorry for the OT but does anyone here use an Epson 740 printer? I
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
Craig W.
The Hot'Lanta Texan
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On 23/09/04 12:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
I don't think they are. Different brands and they have different connectors
to connect them to the logic board, where they have different video card...
-Laurent
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
Sort of.
You need to use the cable that came with the screen IIRC.
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On 23/09/04 13:32, Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
Sort of.
You need to use the cable that came with the screen IIRC.
However, if I recall correctly, the connector on the logic board is not the
same, so that wouldn't
However, if I recall correctly, the connector on the logic board is not the
same, so that wouldn't work, since the Lombard and Pismo use different video
cards.
I'm 99% sure it's the same.
The don't use cards - just a chip soldered on the logic board.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 12:50:54 EDT
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
Craig W.
The Hot'Lanta Texan
You may find this web page of interest. I found and saved it a while
back.
http://homepage.mac.com/scadboy/lcd/
It has a list of screens
G'DAY GUYS,
MY PISMO IS STANDARD SPEC, BAR THE RAM UPGRADE I'VE PERFORMED RECENTLY
(576MB)
I'D LIKE TO UPGRADE THE HARD DRIVE, ALTHOUGH I HAVE ALL MY DOCUMENTS AND
PICTURES ON MY IPOD (SLOWER, BUT EFFECTIVE), I ONLY HAVE A GIG LEFT
(IT WAS DOWN TO 100MB) AND HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED ADOBE CS
G'DAY GUYS,
I'VE HAVING A FEW DRAMAS WITH MY IPOD AND FIREWIRE CONNECTION
THE WHOLE SYSTEM GRINGS TO A HAULT ALMOST EVERY TIME I LOGON
I'VE TRIED LOGGING OFF, SHUTTING DOWN, EJECTING, DISCONNECTING, YOU NAME IT
I'VE TRIED IT! ANY SUGGESTIONS OR ADVICE?
I THINK IT ALL STARTED WHEN I PULLED THE
G'DAY GUYS,
I'VE HAVING A FEW DRAMAS WITH MY IPOD AND FIREWIRE CONNECTION
THE WHOLE SYSTEM GRINGS TO A HAULT ALMOST EVERY TIME I LOGON
I'VE TRIED LOGGING OFF, SHUTTING DOWN, EJECTING, DISCONNECTING, YOU NAME IT
I'VE TRIED IT! ANY SUGGESTIONS OR ADVICE?
I THINK IT ALL STARTED WHEN I PULLED
Subject: Re: Lombard / Pismo LCD screen
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 23/09/04 13:32, Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Are the lombard and pismo LCD screens interchangeable?
Sort of.
You need to use the cable that came with the screen IIRC.
However, if I recall
on 23/09/04 18:28, simon goslin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'VE HAVING A FEW DRAMAS WITH MY IPOD AND FIREWIRE CONNECTION
THE WHOLE SYSTEM GRINGS TO A HAULT ALMOST EVERY TIME I LOGON
I'VE TRIED LOGGING OFF, SHUTTING DOWN, EJECTING, DISCONNECTING, YOU NAME IT
I'VE TRIED IT! ANY SUGGESTIONS
Kyle Hansen said:
The bus speed is the same 100mhz.
Actually is is 66mhz and not 50mhz!
http://www.lowendmac.com/pb2/ibook3.html
The system bus speed on a Pismo (powerbook FW2000) is most definitely
100MHz. You are incorrect.
But it was the iBook 500 that was said to have a bus speed
I just went through the same ? that you are asking I had Lombard Then
I was tying to decide on the pismo or the iBook the main thing I wanted
was to run Apple DVD Player in Panther I was not sure about the Pismo
doing that one person it would then anther said it would not so
I'm surprise no one has mentioned screen size. I'm assuming the ibook
has a 12 screen and I'm assuming that the pismo has a 14 screen. I
can tell you that from first hand experience that for ordinary web
browsing, when I'm sitting on the couch at home with our ibook on one
table and the old
(and a
correspondingly smaller and lighter case) then so much
the better.
Andrew
--- John Slavin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm surprise no one has mentioned screen size. I'm
assuming the ibook
has a 12 screen and I'm assuming that the pismo has
a 14 screen. I
can tell you that from first hand experience
The iBook 500 has a slower bus then the Pismo which is one reason it is
faster. I have a Pismo 500 and an iBook 600 and the Pismo is more user
friendly for upgrades in hardware, where the iBook is much nicer to travel
with.
Tom
On 9/19/04 5:20 PM, Gladys Pérez-Almiroty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 01:03:25 -0500
Subject: Re: Pismo vs ibook?
From: Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The iBook 500 has a slower bus then the Pismo which is one reason it is
faster. I have a Pismo 500 and an iBook 600 and the Pismo is more user
friendly for upgrades in hardware, where the iBook
Not true! The 500 is a 50mhz bus not 100mhz!
Tom
The bus speed is the same 100mhz.
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The bus speed is the same 100mhz.
Actually is is 66mhz and not 50mhz!
http://www.lowendmac.com/pb2/ibook3.html
T
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If it is a 12 iBook you are comparing (I think all of the 500-700MHz were,
though I may be wrong), then that would easily win the choice for me. The
Pismo, like all other PowerBooks since the 2400 (current 12 excepted) is
just too danged big and heavy.
Less is more.
Andrew
PpowerBook 12
I'm in college and planning on buying either a Pismo or a 500/600 ibook.
I have about $500 budgeted for this purchase. Would I be better off with
a Pismo that I can add memory/hard drives/etc fairly easily or with a low
end Ibook. I'd love to be able to buy a new 'book but that's not going
john:
i have a pismo 500 and an ibook 500. do yourself a favor and go for the
pismo. much faster and more versatile. the ibook has a brighter screen
and is smaller, but i still like my pismo better. both run x.3.5 no
problem.
g
On Sep 19, 2004, at 6:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm
The yoyo adapter on my Pismo recently broke at the connector to the
book. Toward the end I had to wiggle the skinny wire to make contact,
but instead of the standard icon with the lightening bolt which
indicates battery charging, OS X shows a battery icon with an
electrical plug
on 11/09/2004 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I
could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended
models available?
Hi
Michael Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
I was wondering if there were any modifications
that needed to be done to get the Samsung drive to
work with your Lombard. Is there any software required
to get this to work? I have a Lombard also and would
like to get an internal combo drive. Thanks
on 9/12/04 11:32 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
I was wondering if there were any modifications
that needed to be done to get the Samsung drive to
work with your Lombard. Is there any software required
to get this to work? I have a Lombard
Hello,
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I
could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended
models available?
Thanks
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on 11/09/04 03:31, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I
could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended
models available?
Hi!
How did
on 9/11/04 2:00 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 11/09/04 03:31, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I
could buy a CD burner for it to fit
on 9/11/04 1:59 PM, victoria duggan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 9/11/04 2:00 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 11/09/04 03:31, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive
On Sep 11, 2004, at 12:31 AM, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading
from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I
could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended
models available?
Thanks
I have used
Hi
i have a dvd combo drive in my lombard and they
take the same bay type as
the pismo. The drive is a Samsung sn-324f/dmb
january 2004 model it supports
disc burning in X and toast in 9.2. works fine.
vicki
sorry i forgot to say that i got it on ebay they are
plentiful
Greetings 'Listas,
I was just checking out some info in the System Profiler in 10.3.5 on
this Pismo and peeked in the Extensions folder under the Software
section. While scanning through the list I saw that under the item
IODVDStorageFamily Version 1.3.1 it shows something called Valid
On 10/09/04 11:01, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings 'Listas,
I was just checking out some info in the System Profiler in 10.3.5 on
this Pismo and peeked in the Extensions folder under the Software
section. While scanning through the list I saw that under the item
IODVDStorageFamily
Hi Mike,
On Fri, Sep 10, 2004 at 11:01 am -0400, K wrote:
Greetings 'Listas,
I was just checking out some info in the System Profiler in 10.3.5 on
this Pismo and peeked in the Extensions folder under the Software
section. While scanning through the list I saw that under the item
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I'm not sure about the Valid attribute, but I think that the dependency is
about other extensions that are needed for that one to work. This is off
memory, so I could certainly be wrong. I'm not sure that the extension would
be able to diagnose as to whether the drive is
I have been having issues since Tuesday logging into my Pismo with 10.3.5.
When I use an ftp client from a PC or another Mac, I get the following:
Resolving host name 192.168.1.132...
Connecting to (192.168.1.132) - IP: 192.168.1.132 PORT: 21
Connected to (192.168.1.132) - Time = 31ms
Socket
On 10/09/04 18:03, Mark Edward Attew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been having issues since Tuesday logging into my Pismo with 10.3.5.
When I use an ftp client from a PC or another Mac, I get the following:
Resolving host name 192.168.1.132...
Connecting to (192.168.1.132) - IP
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Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 3:13 PM
Subject: Re: Pismo FTP Woes
On 10/09/04 18:03, Mark Edward Attew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been having issues since Tuesday logging into my Pismo with
10.3.5.
When I use an ftp client from a PC or another Mac
The National Enquirer reports at 6:13 PM -0400 9/10/04, Laurent
Daudelin wrote:
snip
I've read on the Usenet that you could use sftp, but I don't know anything
else about it. I think that sftp is a more secured version of ftp than the
regular ftp.
Yes, sFTP runs through a secure shell (ssh).
Going a slightly different direction, have you thought about using this
opportunity to implement WebDAV?
John Slavin
On Sep 10, 2004, at 11:14 PM, Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 6:13 PM -0400 9/10/04, Laurent
Daudelin wrote:
snip
I've read on the Usenet that you could use sftp, but
Hello,
Would someone please tell me if there is a url to download the
powerbook pismo User Manual? Also is there a url for the Service/
Parts manual for take-apart procedures?
Thanks.
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On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 22:11:27 +1000, kaldav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Would someone please tell me if there is a url to download the
powerbook pismo User Manual?
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=50017
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Hello,
On the Apple website section concerning powerbook G3s, there was a
discussion of upgrading a Pismo to run Panther. Mention was made of a
required firmware update for the Powerbook FireWire M7572 a.k.a.
Pismo. Where would I find this firmware updater and the requirements
for running
On Sep 4, 2004, at 5:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Daystar Technologies, with whom I have done business before (and
I live
withing walking distance from) says they can re-flash the ROM; just
waiting
to hear what the damage will be...
Craig W.
Atlanta, GA
Now that is some good news.
for the flash wasn't
properly loaded.
Well, it does not matter, since I took the HD out of the Pismo, and put it in
my Lombard, started it up, and erased the ROM update program.
Did you actually shut down the machine at any point?
After it completed the progress bar and then went into a flashing
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