Does anyone have the manual for a VST external battery charger for
wallstreet batteries ? I need to know what the light sequences mean.
thanks,
Mad Dog
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from
them, I must disclosed that I've never purchased that specific service.
I had them replace the hinges on my Wallstreet.
I was completely satisfied.
The hinge replacement cost about what the hinges alone would cost from
Apple.
Andrew in Ann Arbor
technology is the answer, what
Hi,
You'll be much happier with G4 so don't even consider G3...seriously.
Here's an affordable upgrade from an outstanding company:
https://4daystar.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPRODProdID=512
Thanks! They offer a good price - however, the necessity of having my
laptop sent over to them is a
On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:26 AM, Der Mickster wrote:
Also, I'll cosign Bruce and Laurent's recommendation of DMS for your
RAM needs; top drawer service.
I'll have to stick to eBay - trying to make this upgrade as
budget-friendly as possible.
BAD idea. You'll end up spending more time on it
Sorry, I know this comes up too frequently, but who is generally best for
replacing them?
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Sorry, I know this comes up too frequently, but who is generally best for
replacing them?
PowerBook Parts http://www.pbparts.com/ does that. They replace the pot
metal with stainless steel hinges. However, even though I bought stuff from
Hi,
You'll be much happier with G4 so don't even consider G3...seriously.
Here's an affordable upgrade from an outstanding company:
https://4daystar.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPRODProdID=512
Thanks! They offer a good price - however, the necessity of having my
laptop sent over to them is
.
And so: presumably, my G3 300 WallStreet can handle a maximum of 512
megs of RAM. I wanted to clarify a few points concerning the exact
specifications of the modules I shall have to use. SPD. Check. Chips
on both shoulders . . . ahem, sides of the module. Got it. Make sure
it's 144-pin (the other kind
On Feb 8, 2006, at 6:57 AM, Der Mickster wrote:
And so: presumably, my G3 300 WallStreet can handle a maximum of 512
megs of RAM. I wanted to clarify a few points concerning the exact
specifications of the modules I shall have to use. SPD. Check. Chips
on both shoulders . . . ahem, sides
On 08/02/06 12:02, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 8, 2006, at 6:57 AM, Der Mickster wrote:
And so: presumably, my G3 300 WallStreet can handle a maximum of 512
megs of RAM. I wanted to clarify a few points concerning the exact
specifications of the modules I shall have
So yeah: do I really need a G4, and are there any cheaper/faster
options, such as getting the G3 and overclocking it, or is 500 mhz the
limit on a WallStreet because of bus speed?
You'll be much happier with G4 so don't even consider G3...seriously.
Here's an affordable upgrade from
.
A PC100/PC133 stick may indeed be 256 MB (and low profile, too), but a
Wallstreet may read this as only 128 MB, even though the on-stick EEPROM
says it is 256 MB.
Wallstreets and similar machines (Beige G3, for example) have problems
with high density chips, and more particularly high density
Wallstreets and similar machines (Beige G3, for example) have problems
with high density chips, and more particularly high density chips on one
or both sides of the stick. Even low density chips on both sides of the
stick can be a problem.
Later machines, say, BW and Lombard/Pismos do not
Has anyone bought or tried the G4 500Mhz Upgrade for the Wallstreet
from Wegener Media? I have seen one from Sonnet, but the nice price
difference between it and the one from Weneger makes quite a
difference. I know that Sonnet says that its is the only one that can
support sleep mode in OS 9
Has anyone bought or tried the G4 500Mhz Upgrade for the Wallstreet
from Wegener Media? I have seen one from Sonnet, but the nice price
difference between it and the one from Weneger makes quite a
difference. I know that Sonnet says that its is the only one that can
support sleep mode in OS 9
does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower slot?
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does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower slot?
Yes you can.
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On Feb 4, 2006, at 3:02 PM, Geoffrey Peters wrote:
Once you *have* reset the modem, do *NOT* plug a computer into it -
in fact, don't even turn it on yet. Instead, nip out to any PC shop
and buy a small ethernet switch (not a plain 'hub', you need a
device with its own valid MAC address).
thanks for your help
--- Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from
a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower
slot?
Yes you can.
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Greetings,
I have a Wallstreet that I am trying to connect to
my cable modem. I know the modem works, because I can
connect with my BW. I take the ethernet cable from
the back of the BW and connect it to the ethernet
port on the Wallstreet and then start it up. I try to
connect using IE
My Reply follows quote. On 04/02/2006 13:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Greetings,
I have a Wallstreet that I am trying to connect to
my cable modem. I know the modem works, because I can
connect with my BW. I take the ethernet cable from
the back of the BW and connect it to the ethernet
port
Stardate 060204.13:31 -0800. A subspace message from l s reads:
I have a Wallstreet that I am trying to connect to
my cable modem. I know the modem works, because I can
connect with my BW.
This could well be an issue with your modem, and not the laptop.
You see, cable ISPs used
Also - if my display can't keep vertical and needs something heavy to
lean against, does it mean my hinges are pushing up the daisies?
Well, it means the hinges are broken. Nothing one can do about that except
replacing the hinges.
I bought a used Wallstreet off ebay for the price two new
On Feb 1, 2006, at 6:36 PM, Der Mickster wrote:
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable DVDROM drive
needs new hinges.
I had them replace the hinges in my Wallstreet.
The price was just about what OEM replacement hinges would have been.
While they had it I also had them add more memory.
Count me as a satisfied customer.
Andrew in Ann Arbor
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On Feb 2, 2006, at 1:36 PM, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable DVDROM
drive
for the WallStreet? I'm being offered one for 80 USD, which somehow
strikes as a ripoff, especially considering that the postage will
eat
up another 30 . . . I don't
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable DVDROM drive
for the WallStreet? I'm being offered one for 80 USD
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable DVDROM drive
for the WallStreet? I'm being offered one for 80 USD, which
My Reply follows quote. On 01/02/2006 15:36 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable
80 is cheap. They are rare.
on 2/1/06 5:12 PM, G-Books at G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com wrote:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 02:36:31 +0300
From: Der Mickster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WallStreet DVD-ROM issue, perchance?
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look
Feb 2006 02:36:31 +0300
From: Der Mickster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WallStreet DVD-ROM issue, perchance?
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how
, Der Mickster wrote:
Should have got me a Pismo, by the look of it. But, well, I have this
WallStreet and it's here to stay, and I intend to use the living hell
out of it. So, yeah . . .
Any idea about how to procure a budget-conscious bootable DVDROM drive
for the WallStreet? I'm being offered one
From: Der Mickster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WallStreet DVD-ROM issue, perchance?
Also - if my display can't keep vertical and needs something heavy to
lean against, does it mean my hinges are pushing up the daisies? I've
seen an excellent HOWTO that covered the issue extensively, but I am
What could be wrong with this WallStreet (10.2.8, 512 RAM,
Sonnet G4 processor) ?
At startup, the desktop doesn't fully load. Sometimes the
menu bar comes into view, sometimes not, but the weird
thing that whatever is in view -- clock, battery indicator,
menu bar -- the items open on click
I had a similar problem when my Sonnet G4/500
CPU was installed under OS 9.1 (upgraded from 8.1 at the
same time). The problem was that the heat shield wasn't
properly installed and thus the heat during bootup became
too great and the machine froze.
Subject: WallStreet doesn't completely start
At 8:05 PM -0500 01/12/2006, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do you have to replace
At 2:34 PM -0500 01/13/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 8:05 PM -0500 01/12/2006, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma
1. P/S,POWERBOOK, G3, WALLSTREET, SKU: 820-0917-A
2. APPLE, U01.001.C.00, Powerbook G3 M4753 modem board, Rev. 23.
Above items $13.00 ea. shipped
Jerry
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I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do you have to replace the logic board?
Thanks
Tom
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On 1/12/06, Tom W. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do you have to replace the logic
I have a Wallstreet that had that problem. There is a known issue with
the Wallstreet jacks. I took it apart and soldered the board, and so
far, it now works fine. You can google info for the fix and a
take-apart guide from PBFixit.com.
On Jan 12, 2006, at 8:14 AM, Tom W. wrote:
I have
, January 12, 2006 6:14 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Can you fix a wallstreet power jack?
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do you have to replace the logic board?
It can be soldered, or replaced. It's
I have a wallstreet I got from ebay with a broken power jack. I am
trying to return it for a refund, but can this jack be fixed? If I
wedge it upwards, it will charge, but to do a perma-fix, can you
replace this or do you have to replace the logic board?
Thanks
Tom
Easy as pie. Usually.
Mad
I have installed 10.3 on my Wallstreet with the help of XPostFacto
and it worked well after working out two hitches that were known at
the time.
One was related to the colors on the screen (a lot of purple :-))
and was solved by removing a specific file (don't remember exactly
but the issue
(missing drivers/control
panels)?
I don't know. It might work if you pre install XpostFacto (assuming
you are talking about 10.3 here).
Anyone else on this one for a series II Wallstreet? It didn't need
XpostFacto to install OS 10.2.8, being officially supported by Apple.
I'm hoping to get OS
(assuming
you are talking about 10.3 here).
Anyone else on this one for a series II Wallstreet? It didn't need
XpostFacto to install OS 10.2.8, being officially supported by Apple.
I'm hoping to get OS 10.3 from Apple with the iLife suite on DVD
($54) but won't be able to use the DVD on the Wallstreet
I recently became the proud owner of an Apple G3 Wallstreet. The CDROM
drive, M2451, has a problem where when the drive is opened, the tray only
slides out *half way*. The tray only extends to the point where about half
of the spindle (the center part that grabs onto the CD hole) is visible.
Out
I had a similar problem with my PB1400, it was the ribbon cable on
the bottom. There was a kink in it. I had to tape it out of the way.
John
On Jan 3, 2006, at 10:14 AM, Edward Felberbaum wrote:
I recently became the proud owner of an Apple G3 Wallstreet. The CDROM
drive, M2451, has
. It might work if you pre install XpostFacto (assuming
you are talking about 10.3 here).
Anyone else on this one for a series II Wallstreet? It didn't need
XpostFacto to install OS 10.2.8, being officially supported by Apple.
I'm hoping to get OS 10.3 from Apple with the iLife suite on DVD
Hi All, new to this list... seems like a great place.
My dilemma is with a partially restored series 11 (266) Wallstreet.
Last year I put in a 40 gb HD, extra ram (256 total), a USB (ADS 2.0
turbo) card, and an 802.11b Wireless Lan card, running OS 9.2.2 and
!0.2. Worked great for my
Is anyone running !0.3 daily with a Wallstreet? Will I need the
extra ram (expensive low profile) ?
Can I use Carbon Copy Cloner to duplicate my G4 desktop (dual 450
gigabit ethernet) without any problems (missing drivers/control
panels)?
I use 10.3.9 on my wallstreet. It works quite well
At 8:50 AM -0500 12/31/05, Frank Dutra wrote:
Hi All, new to this list... seems like a great place.
My dilemma is with a partially restored series 11 (266) Wallstreet.
Last year I put in a 40 gb HD, extra ram (256 total), a USB (ADS 2.0
turbo) card, and an 802.11b Wireless Lan card, running
ever made for this machine? Second, can the lower
RAM chip be replace, if so how is this done?
Hi,
yes, the lower RAM card can be replaced. You have to remove the processor
board.
Before you begin, remove
the following:
AC adapter
Expansion bay modules
Keyboard
Heat sink
Hard drive
On Dec 30, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Udo Huth wrote:
yes, the lower RAM card can be replaced. You have to remove the
processor
board.
Before you begin, remove
the following: . . .
€ Hard drive
I really don't think you need to remove the hard drive - Having it
out of the way makes it easier to
I can get to the point where it is loading the final stages of disc 1
and my screen goes buggy and does not allow me to continue, either the
screen will wash out or will have funky color changes. I have tried to
use xpostfacto and get even less far (barely goes into the splash
install screen
shawn wrote:
I can get to the point where it is loading the final stages of disc 1
and my screen goes buggy and does not allow me to continue
I believe this video issue is discussed at length on the XPostFacto
forums:
http://forum.macsales.com/
There is an option in the XPostFacto
I got my wallstreet II upgraded to 512mb just recently and it is
recognized in os9, have not loaded 10.2 yet but will give an update.
Shawn
On Dec 28, 2005, at 11:14 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
First, I have no idea on whether a CD-RW was made for the Wallstreet.
I know the later Lombard
. If you want OS X, go to Panther rather than Jaguar.
On 29 Dec 2005, at 08:07, shawn wrote:
I got my wallstreet II upgraded to 512mb just recently and it is
recognized in os9, have not loaded 10.2 yet but will give an update.
Shawn
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, this would allow you that option later down the road.
Jim Sanderson
On 28 Dec 2005, at 23:20, Caleb Cupples wrote:
IMHO, I'd upgrade the processor in any Wallstreet before going
after RAM, as long as you have 128 MB or more. CD-R and RW drives
are, no offence, extraneous gadgets
Greetings,
I have a couple of simple (I hope) questions
regarding Powerbook G3 Wallstreet. First, was a CDRW
ever made for this machine? Second, can the lower
RAM chip be replace, if so how is this done?
Thanks,
Lee
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There isn't a fix. It's supposed to be a free repair from Apple as
the part is defective.
On 28/12/2005, at 1:10 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
Has anyone found a fix for the wallstreet 13.3 screen problems ?
Everytime I think I have it fixed, the lines come back.
Mad Dog
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There isn't a fix. It's supposed to be a free repair from Apple as
the part is defective.
On 28/12/2005, at 1:10 PM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:
A free repair ? Is this listed on the apple site anywhere ?
Mad Dog
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Not that I know of, but you could try googling it. I only remember
back from when that model was new, as well as it saying in my Apple
Service Source manuals. - something like Screen flickers
intermittently or displays a series of lines: If the display is a
13.3 model and squeezing the
First, I have no idea on whether a CD-RW was made for the Wallstreet. I
know the later Lombard and Pismo have aftermarket Superdrives
available, but I don't know about the WS or WSII.
Second, if I remember correctly, the Lombard and Wallstreet take the
same RAM, with the lower slot being
First, I have no idea on whether a CD-RW was made for the
Wallstreet. I know the later Lombard and Pismo have aftermarket
Superdrives available, but I don't know about the WS or WSII.
Second, if I remember correctly, the Lombard and Wallstreet take the
same RAM, with the lower slot being
IMHO, I'd upgrade the processor in any Wallstreet before going after
RAM, as long as you have 128 MB or more. CD-R and RW drives are, no
offence, extraneous gadgets that are a little farther down the list.
However, that's only my opinion, but I'm used to a Lombard 400 with 192
MB of RAM
Has anyone found a fix for the wallstreet 13.3 screen problems ?
Everytime I think I have it fixed, the lines come back.
Mad Dog
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I went for the $69 hinge replacement service (plus $27
shipping) from PB Parts in Scottsdale, Ariz. My Wallstreet
G3 returned today, and it's like a new, usable 'puter. The
screen won't flop forward or back anymore, which means it's
a traveling companion again.
Plus, the PBParts people fixed
I went for the $69 hinge replacement service (plus $27
shipping) from PB Parts in Scottsdale, Ariz. My Wallstreet
G3 returned today, and it's like a new, usable 'puter. The
screen won't flop forward or back anymore, which means it's
a traveling companion again.
Plus, the PBParts people fixed
Thanks for the info. I was just contemplating doing the same thing
myself for the same reason.
Thanks.
Garry Hamblin
On 23-Dec-05, at 1:19 PM, Frisco Del Rosario wrote:
I went for the $69 hinge replacement service (plus $27
shipping) from PB Parts in Scottsdale, Ariz. My Wallstreet
G3
running through the hinge or some other cable coming
off the mother board it's gong to take out another
component... it could short and take out many more
components and that, I promise you, will be very
costly.
I had the hinges on my wallstreet replaced by
pbparts for about $70 and
they've been
Thanks to all to answered my previous post regarding loose hinges. I
contact PB parts who make/install the steel replacement hinges that
everyone seems to be recommending. This is their response.
We don't recommend doing the screen support repair until the hinges have
actually failed. The
Garry,
The looseness you feel on the LCD display is in fact a
bad hinge. If you are lucky, it may just be starting
to loosen. If this is the case, simply taking the
machine apart and tightening the hinge will fix the
problem. If you are unlucky like I was the damage
will already be done and
Greetings. I finally managed to score a good deal on a 233/cache, 14.1
Wallstreet off E-bay. It arrived a couple of days ago in better
condition than the E-bay seller advertised. Just goes to show that not
everyone is a crook I suppose.
Anyway, I have some questions.
The display hinges seem
Greetings. I finally managed to score a good deal on a 233/cache, 14.1
Wallstreet off E-bay. It arrived a couple of days ago in better
condition than the E-bay seller advertised. Just goes to show that not
everyone is a crook I suppose.
Anyway, I have some questions.
The display hinges
Can anyone tell me if Global Village GlobalFax 2.6.5 software will work
with a Wallstreet's internal ethernet/modem expansion card? I'd like
to have fax function available in OS 9.x
Gene Osburn
Never swallow anything larger than your pride
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Fax wouldn't run without one.
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I have managed to lose my CD ROM Drive for my
Wallstreet that I've had since new (I bought the
floppy option at the time - and that is what is in the
bay). I would like to upgrade to OS 9 and give the
book to my parents - so I need the CD Drive.
What are my options now that I need to purchase
, shipped. You
could opt for a DVD-rom drive for about $10-$20 dollars more, but you'll need
the DVD PC card for the Wallstreet to show DVD movies.
The Wallstreet's design on the cd/dvd module makes swapping in 3rd party
media drives impossible. VST, I think, used to make a cd-rw module
Howdy,
If you can wait a couple of weeks (I teach and am in seminary, and will
be up to my eyebrows in work for both until the 16th), I have a DVD
module for the Wallstreet you can have for free. Sorry, I don't have
the required pcmia card you need with it to watch DVD videos, but it
works
Thank you very much!
Barry
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Howdy,
If you can wait a couple of weeks (I teach and am in
seminary, and will
be up to my eyebrows in work for both until the
16th), I have a DVD
module for the Wallstreet you can have for free.
Sorry, I don't have
Tried posting this once, didn't see it in the online-archive ( http://
mail.maclaunch.com/Lists/G-Books/List.html ), so I'm trying again.
On Nov 15, 2005, at 11:00 PM, Mike Kauspedas wrote:
Anyone have suggestions for a Wallstreet II 300MHz with Linux?
Yellow Dog? Ubuntu?
I don't know
Anyone have suggestions for a Wallstreet II 300MHz with Linux? Yellow Dog?
Ubuntu? Which kernel version? I was thinking maybe an older version would run
better on the older hardware, if I can find one.
Save our LAN!
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I have a Wallstreet I. I used to have a bunch of Duos, before they were
stolen. My Wallstreet runs on a Yo-Yo power adapter. I need another
adapter. And I just found this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Apple-G3-Wallstreet-Pismo-Lombard-Bronze-24V-AC
Hi
Yes the duo adapter will power the wallstreet but i may not charge
the battery at the same time. you might need to sleep the wallstreet
to charge the battery.
vicki
On 28 Oct 2005, at 20:53, TVirkkala wrote:
I have a Wallstreet I. I used to have a bunch of Duos, before they
were
.
Mike
--- TVirkkala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Wallstreet I. I used to have a bunch of
Duos, before they were
stolen. My Wallstreet runs on a Yo-Yo power adapter.
I need another
adapter. And I just found this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Apple-G3-Wallstreet-Pismo-Lombard-Bronze-24V-AC
Absolutely.
The duo adapters also run clamshell ibooks.
John
On Oct 28, 2005, at 12:53 PM, TVirkkala wrote:
I have a Wallstreet I. I used to have a bunch of Duos, before they
were stolen. My Wallstreet runs on a Yo-Yo power adapter. I need
another adapter. And I just found this:
http
Hi
Yes the duo adapter will power the wallstreet but i may not charge
the battery at the same time. you might need to sleep the wallstreet
to charge the battery.
Completely correct.
The same connector is used on 1400, 3400, Wallstreets, Lombards, Pismos,
Clamshells.
It's the same
At 6:12 PM -0700 10/25/05, tessa lenore wrote:
hi,
i have in my possession for the last 2 months a
wallstreet. so far i can only do school related stuff.
i would like to be able to surf the internet with it
but airport cards for os 9 are very rare and
expensive. i was told by a friend
http://static.flickr.com/26/56141137_148c7bdf00.jpg?v=0
i was wondering if i could go wireless with my
wallstreet, it can't be that slow can it? i only want
to use it for email. and where can i get these parts
online? i live in a college town with no apple or
apple related stores for miles
trip out of country and will blog it online wirelessly, so no reason
to be satisfied with just email capability. Besides if your Dad can
surf with a 100 Mhz Winblows laptop, then don't quit until you can do
that (and more) with a Wallstreet. For instance, once online I found
an old version of iTunes
Got two sticks of 256 MB Apple SODIMMs for a good
price, and my Wallstreet sees each as 128.
I rolled the dice, and lost.
Wondering if someone has these sticks that will be
fully seen in mine for the ones which I assume will
work in many other laptops, and some iMacs, if I'm not
mistaken.
I am
In a message dated 10/17/2005 6:22:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Hi all
I'm sure this has been asked but I looked and couldn't find it.. Can you
take 12 screened Powerbook and swap in a 14 wallstreet screen?
Yes. Any of the active matrix TFT LCDs -- the 12 TFT
-Books
Subject: Re: Wallstreet display question
Yes. Any of the active matrix TFT LCDs -- the 12 TFT (not the passive
12
FSTN) the 13 and the 14-- can work with any Wallstreet.
The only LCD issue with Wallstreets I have ever noticed is that a 12
FSTN
screen cannot work with a Series II (233
If anyone is interested, Daystar just dropped the price for the
Wallstreet G4/466 upgrade to $170:
http://4daystar.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPRODProdID=512
I have one of these upgrades and am pleased with it.
Mad Dog
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Small Dog
Hey guys
Thank you for the replies. This problem started after I dissembled the
unit to paint the case, after putting it back together apparently a
piece of the foil from the bottom case became curled under the sound
card shorting it sometimes. I found it this afternoon when I took it
apart
Well, that makes me feel really good, Gary. Apparently, some educated guessing
gave you the motivation to tear into the Wallstreet. However, if you had
mentioned that you had early disassembled the case, I would definitely have
asked you about a misplaced part, shield or other obstruction
Hi all
I have a wallstreet that has developed a problem It boots ok and long as
you don't touch the screen everything is fine but if I touch or move the
screen the whole thing turns off. Like throwing a switch it just cuts
off.
Please help
Gary
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Hi all
I have a wallstreet that has developed a problem It boots ok and long as
you don't touch the screen everything is fine but if I touch or move the
screen the whole thing turns off. Like throwing a switch it just cuts
off.
Please help
Gary
A mis-seated video cable ?
Mad Dog
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