On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:10 PM, Brian McEwen wrote:
USB/firewire combo external drives are kinda spendy most places,
but OWC has some for pretty decent prices.
I went to Pricewatch.com and bought just a $35 firewire/usb housing
to go with a great deal on a 160gb IDE drive.
-Dylan
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G-Bo
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:38 PM, Dylan McDermond wrote:
It should work with your TiBook, but I'd suggest using a Firewire
drive instead. It's a faster sustained speed than USB 2 and you
already have the Firewire capability in your 'book now.
USB/firewire combo external drives are kinda spe
On Jul 21, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Michel Treisman wrote:
My Titanium 1GHz powerbook has a slot in the side which I vaguely
believe is supposed to take a PCMCIA card, although the manual that
came with the powerbook says nothing about it.
The PB has USB but not USB 2.0. Maplin have a USB 2.0
My Titanium 1GHz powerbook has a slot in the side which I vaguely
believe is supposed to take a PCMCIA card, although the manual that
came with the powerbook says nothing about it.
The PB has USB but not USB 2.0. Maplin have a USB 2.0 PCMCIA Card
(no maker's name given) on promotion. Th
>>> Can anyone tell me whether I can transplant a 32-bit CardBus PCMCIA
>>> card cage from a G3 'Book into a 2400c?
>>
>> They are not the same part...
>
> MCE charges $99 for Cardbus-enabling a 2400c. ... I have a hunch the card
> cages use the same controller; if so, how hard/expensive to
Hey gang,
Can anyone tell me whether I can transplant a 32-bit CardBus PCMCIA
card cage from a G3 'Book into a 2400c?
They are not the same part. AT the very minimum you would need to
make a custom wiring harness, and that assumes the cages use the same
controller chip.
MCE charges $99 for
Hey gang,
Can anyone tell me whether I can transplant a 32-bit CardBus PCMCIA
card cage from a G3 'Book into a 2400c?
They are not the same part. AT the very minimum you would need to
make a custom wiring harness, and that assumes the cages use the same
controller chip.
Mad Dog
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G-Book
on 12/2/03 11:21 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 03/12/03 00:02, Andre Ruegg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> I have just purchased my first PCMCIA card (a combo USB 2 and Firewire) card
>> for my Wallstreet. I am surprised by the amount of force it seems to require
>> to pr
on 03/12/03 00:02, Andre Ruegg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have just purchased my first PCMCIA card (a combo USB 2 and Firewire) card
> for my Wallstreet. I am surprised by the amount of force it seems to require
> to properly seat the card. Is this normal or is there a problem with the
> card
gianfranco wrote:
>Are there any performance issues concerning PCMCIA FireWire against built
>in FireWire on a G3 Powerbook? I'm willing to use a Lombard 333 with a
>MOTU FirwWire audio interface (828 MKII) for HD recording and I was warned
>by a vendor about possible hitces with PCMCIA FireWire an
That's a little tricky. When installing 10.2, you have the option to do a
new installation while preserving the old installation. You can also have
the settings of the old installation preserved in the new installation. I
would maybe give a try with both options and see how it goes from there.
The
So, the new card showed up on Friday as it was supposed to, and of
course, it didn't work when I put it in the slot and loaded up my
powerbook. I have tried re-installing the wireless driver software to
no avail.
Any suggestions on how I can further diagnose the problem? Is there a
way for m
I have the Tibook, running OS 10.2.6 with 1024MB of RAM.
I haven't installed anything recently that I can remember, and I don't
have another powerbook or machine with a pc card slot to test the card.
So, I bit the bullet and bought a new card last night. I should have
it today.
Hopefully it w
On 07/10/2003, Brendan McAlpine wrote:
>All of a sudden, my orinoco gold card doesn't do anything when I insert
>it into the PCMCIA slot in my powerbook.
>
>Before I assume the card died and buy another one, is there any way for
>me to test (without a second card) whether or not the slot itself h
On Thursday, July 10, 2003, Brendan wrote:
All of a sudden, my orinoco gold card doesn't do anything when I insert
it into the PCMCIA slot in my powerbook.
Which model PowerBook? What version OS are you running?
Before I assume the card died and buy another one, is there any way for
me to test (
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