A mis-seated video cable ?
Most likely.
This little beast has been the cause of more than one Wallstreet being
tossed into the bit bucket.
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In a message dated 10/13/05 6:35:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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.
What
Hi
This is a 12 Screen I baffled as to what's wrong
Gary
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What size LCD screen do you have
Per others, a mis-seated video cable ~appears~ to be the problem, but would
that
cause the system to lose power? I don't know the answer to that, but am just
asking. My experience as a ham operator (for about 25 years now) leads me to
opine that it sounds like something is shorting to ground
On Oct 8, 2005, at 8:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
Hello all.
My father in law has decided on a new 14 iBook and needs to get stuff
from his old Wallstreet II (300 Mhz OS9) to the iBook (OS 10.4?).
I suggested the external USB drive case for the WS hard drive but he
wants to keep the Wallstreet
On Oct 8, 2005, at 8:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
. . .My father in law needs to get . . . stuff from his old Wallstreet II
(300 Mhz OS9) to the iBook (OS 10.4?) . . . Could he connect the two
computers with an ethernet cable? It would be slow but we could do it with
existing ports. Do you need
can save for future reference:
Please give the details of actually doing this hookup with Ethernet,
including how to turn file sharing on in both machines.
In my case I need to connect a Wallstreet II OS 9.2.2 and a G3
iBook OS
10.3.9.
Also, which machine should be booted first, which machine's
I've never seen an issue with any drive in any of these machines - what
problems have you seen ?
Specifically, failure of the drives to properly negotiate down to the
lower AT specification expected, and required by the Lombard and the
Pismo.
Again, which means what ? It runs slow ? It
(Lombard, Pismo, and possibly
others), which read the boot code off of the drive and into a FLASH ROM
before proceeding to do the actual Mac OS boot.
The last old world PowerBook (Wallstreet) appears to be OK. I presume
the first G3 (Kanga) is OK, too.
Strangely, the first new world desktop
OS boot.
The last old world PowerBook (Wallstreet) appears to be OK. I presume
the first G3 (Kanga) is OK, too.
Strangely, the first new world desktop (BW) is OK, but the first few
new world PowerBooks (Lombard and Pismo) are not OK.
Interesting, I'm astonished that in about 50 HD upgrades
be OK.
But for newer 20 GB, and for larger than 20 GB, be sure to get a return
privilege, or a guarantee that the drive will work with your Lombard or
Pismo or other newer PB.
For that matter, be sure to get the same, if you have a Wallstreet.
In general, I believe the real problem
Here's the exact text contained in the OWC warning ...
This is found on their web page ...
http://eshop.macsales.com/Catalog_Item.cfm?ID=6858Item=TOSMK8026GAX
Ah, ok, I didn't drill down on individual drives, I was looking for an
overview that listed which didn't work.
Thanks, I'll look to
Hello all.
My father in law has decided on a new 14 iBook and needs to get stuff
from his old Wallstreet II (300 Mhz OS9) to the iBook (OS 10.4?).
I suggested the external USB drive case for the WS hard drive but he
wants to keep the Wallstreet as a backup computer (even though it has a
broken
I've now tried another screen pulled from a working unit. It also doesn't
work. Since the ribbon cable comes with the screen they both got swapped in
the process. As such, I'm inclined to think the trouble is
elsewhere...perhaps internal to the powerbook? Alternatively, is there any
way to
I've now tried another screen pulled from a working unit. It also doesn't
work. Since the ribbon cable comes with the screen they both got swapped in
the process. As such, I'm inclined to think the trouble is
elsewhere...perhaps internal to the powerbook? Alternatively, is there any
way to
On 07/10/05 17:49, Andrew in Ann Arbor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all.
My father in law has decided on a new 14 iBook and needs to get stuff
from his old Wallstreet II (300 Mhz OS9) to the iBook (OS 10.4?).
I suggested the external USB drive case for the WS hard drive but he
wants
On Oct 7, 2005, at 2:49 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor wrote:
Hello all.
My father in law has decided on a new 14 iBook and needs to get
stuff from his old Wallstreet II (300 Mhz OS9) to the iBook (OS
10.4?).
I suggested the external USB drive case for the WS hard drive but
he wants to keep
2.0.
I have an older Macally one (part no UH 276) that is USB 1.1 which are
also still fairly widely available, from $5.99 for a used one (on
Amazon) up
My USB 1.1 works great in my 233 MHz Wallstreet for my HP all-in-one
scanner-printer-copier.
Be sure to confirm which version(s) of USB
in advance, but I need G-book help.
Dear Mr. Daudelin,
I apologize in advance for emailing you directly, but stated briefly, I
need help finding out how to connect my Wallstreet II/233 with cache to
USB so that I can buy a scanner. I have emailed
G-Books#mail.maclaunch.com twice and had both
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From: Gene Osburn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wallstreet batteries
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 13:59:49 -0700
I've got a battery that doesn't show up when inserted
Dear Listers:
This is my third attempt. I'm using Netscape 7.02, and all the settings
show ISO-8859-1, but I shall send this message in plain text as Laurent
suggested. Third times a charm?
My First Goal: To attach a USB connection to my Wallstreet II (Backside
Cache 512K, Family 4753
Barbara Tate implores us:
I need help finding out how to connect my Wallstreet II/233 with cache
to
USB so that I can buy a scanner.
CardBus USB PCMCIA cards are plentiful (and relatively cheap) through a
variety of online sources: ebay, the Swaplist, Mac retailers via the
links at Low End
I've got a battery that doesn't show up when inserted. I assume it's
dead.
It's the only battery I have for this wallstreet. It's been stored for
several years, was fine before that.
Is there any utility that might get the computer to try charging it?
I'm
just wondering if maybe the charge
I've got a battery that doesn't show up when inserted. I assume it's dead.
It's the only battery I have for this wallstreet. It's been stored for
several years, was fine before that.
Is there any utility that might get the computer to try charging it? I'm
just wondering if maybe the charge has
On 27/09/05 16:39, Andrew MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a battery that doesn't show up when inserted. I assume it's dead.
It's the only battery I have for this wallstreet. It's been stored for
several years, was fine before that.
Is there any utility that might get
?
There used to be a little utility from Apple called, I believe,
BatteryReset, which would just reset the little chip on the battery so
that the battery would communicate with the Wallstreet that it's OK to
charge. Not sure where it is on the Apple download site, though...
I have a copy, email
I need a pair of new hinges for the wallstreet II with 14 screen.
Where are they available?
TIA,
Andrew
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On 23/09/05 16:31, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a pair of new hinges for the wallstreet II with 14 screen.
Where are they available?
TIA,
Andrew
PowerBook Parts http://www.pbparts.com/ use to have those.
-Laurent
Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just clumsy...
Thanks,
Ed Z
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On 22/09/05 08:50, Ed Zelinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just
At 8:50 AM -0400 9/22/05, Ed Zelinsky wrote:
Greetings
Half of the middle row of letter keys on my Wallstreet stopped
producing yesterday- the first 7 in the row... any way to fix them?
I hooked up an external keyboard and all the letters work on that so
that's good- just clumsy...
Try
Since there's been a fair bit of discussion of Wallstreet upgrades
lately I thought I'd share this with y'all. In following up on Mad
Dog's tip that Daystar/XLR8 will make a G4 upgrade for your WS if asked
(thanks, Tom!), I emailed Daystar yesterday to inquire about costs.
Well, it looks
I have found a;
14 Powerbook - G3 233 Wallstreet
I suspect the model is the CHEAP-O Cacheless model
The person selling it wants $100 USD which appears in line with E-Bay
prices. The nice thing is I don't have to pay shipping. The battery
is messed up and I have to test the CD-ROM drive
Forgot to mention it has 32mb of ram... I will upgrade it to 256 mb
myself (again very cheap to do)
Brian
On 21-Sep-05, at 8:48 AM, Brian Stewart wrote:
I have found a;
14 Powerbook - G3 233 Wallstreet
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Is it Wallstreet I or II. Did they make a cacheless model with a 14
screen?
On Sep 21, 2005, at 7:51 AM, Brian Stewart wrote:
Forgot to mention it has 32mb of ram... I will upgrade it to 256 mb
myself (again very cheap to do)
Brian
On 21-Sep-05, at 8:48 AM, Brian Stewart wrote:
I
on 9/21/05 12:48 PM, Brian Stewart at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have found a;
14 Powerbook - G3 233 Wallstreet
I suspect the model is the CHEAP-O Cacheless model
The person selling it wants $100 USD which appears in line with E-Bay
prices. The nice thing is I don't have to pay shipping
Of course you'll want a bigger HD also but ince the transfer rate is slow I
wouldn't recommend paying extra for a 7200, the 4200/5400 would be fine.
Also be careful of ATA6 HD's as they appear to not work in these old PB
models.
WS I and II will both accept at least some ATA-6 HDs. I use
Hi There Mike,
I have a 12 233 PDQ Wallstreet. It runs OSX Ok for me.
At the moment it is 10.2.8 as to use 10.3 or higher needs xpostfacto.
Before I installed 10 I fitted a 5400 rpm seagate 40 Gb HD and ram up
512 Mb.
I at first installed 10.1 then upgraded it to 10.1.5
I then found
I have found a;
14 Powerbook - G3 233 Wallstreet
I suspect the model is the CHEAP-O Cacheless model
Anything I should watch out for?
I am typing this on a 233MHz/512KB cache model with a 14'' screen. I am
pretty sure that the 14'' models did not come on the 233MHz cacheless.
Actually
I've heard the Mainstreets don't have this info on the bottom.
Correct ... none do.
G3 Series is about all they say.
The displays are interchangeable, but the motherboards and the CPUs are
not.
13 screen 292 MHz/83 MHz bus machines (WS Is) were made.
With the WS II, the as built
At 8:51 AM -0400 9/21/05, Brian Stewart wrote:
Forgot to mention it has 32mb of ram... I will upgrade it to 256 mb
myself (again very cheap to do)
Brian
On 21-Sep-05, at 8:48 AM, Brian Stewart wrote:
I have found a;
14 Powerbook - G3 233 Wallstreet
A couple of years ago I acquired two
I'm on Long Island, NY, near to NYC.
Starting next Thursday, I'll be in Berkeley, CA for a week. So, I'm open to
your help in or near either location.
I've done some work with these machines in the past, so I'm familiar with
parts of the disassembly; I'm looking for an experienced, guiding hand
My Reply follows quote. On 15/09/2005 13:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I'm on Long Island, NY, near to NYC.
Starting next Thursday, I'll be in Berkeley, CA for a week. So, I'm open to
your help in or near either location.
I've done some work with these machines in the past, so I'm familiar with
G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 16:39:54 -0400
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Need help combining best parts of 2 Wallstreet II machines. . .
I'm on Long Island, NY, near to NYC.
Starting next Thursday, I'll be in Berkeley, CA for a week. So, I'm open
September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed a Sourceforge drive
that
is supposed to work, but no go. It shows up in the list
This message written: Tuesday, 6 September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed a Sourceforge drive that
is supposed to work
On 6 Sep 2005, at 22:48, Ken wrote:
This message written: Tuesday, 6 September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed
My Reply follows quote. On 07/09/2005 06:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
This message written: Tuesday, 6 September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold
Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed a Sourceforge drive
that
is supposed to work, but no go. It shows up
My Reply follows quote. On 07/09/2005 10:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed
At 8:48 PM -0700 9/6/05, Ken wrote:
This message written: Tuesday, 6 September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed
On 7 Sep 2005, at 12:44, Ken wrote:
I've successfully used the sourceforge driver in a Wallstreet w/
Orinoco
Gold. Try installing again with your Wavelan in the slot. Then shut
down, and restart with the Wavelan still in the slot. Go to Sys
Prefs/Network and check the drop-down menu
This message written: Tuesday, 6 September 2005 20:44:45 PDT
Have been trying to learn OS X. Installed 10.2.8 on a Wallstreet/300.
Seems faster than I expected. The only hangup seems to be that now I
can't get the Wavelan Gold working. I installed a Sourceforge drive that
is supposed to work
restart button (hole ) is...
Does it have one?
Other ideas?
I can't even turn it off - and unplugging it is a last resortthanks!,
Del
(I will post seperatly what may have caused the problem.)
Command-Control-Power key is the force restart combination in the
wallstreet (and many other macs
On Aug 31, 2005, at 12:31 AM, David Lesher wrote:
I was told that the INSTALLER looks for USB devices, and if it
didn't see such; it skipped that code.
When I added a card to m\y WS; I ended up with a full OS install.
I think that's true; I remember reinstalling OS 9 on my WS, and
david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wants to know...
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got
the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to
install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc
At 10:39 AM -0700 8/29/05, david wrote:
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install (2 x
256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those sonnet
crescendo upgrades?
owc lists
On 29 Aug 2005, at 19:29, Lisa Tom P wrote:
You can also get upgrades from Daystar [snip]. I bought a G4/466
from Daystar for $210. It works great.
Mad Dog
I didn't find any Wallstreet upgrades at Daystar. Wegener's prices
seem quite for a G3 upgrade to 400 MHz.
J Sanderson
Its
From: david [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: upgrading my wallstreet
I've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet
showed up.. Then I pushed the tiny button over it and it ejected.
An hour later the Wallstreet crashed for the first time (seperate email
concerning)
Any help? thanks much!, Del
You might have to install the USB software. I cant remember where to
find it but I think its USB Extensions 1.4.1
Important: Mac OS versions 9.1 and later include a later version of this
software. Installing USB Adapter Card Support 1.4.1 over Mac OS 9.1, 9.2 or
later could result in the USB adapter card not working.
Since I am running 9.2.2 on the Wallstreet, any different suggestions to
get the card
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc lists two models, one is a g4/500 upgrade
.
And the Wallstreet is really not set up for video processing anyway, so if
you WERE going to do video, you'd save that extra $150, and get a Pismo.
So, our opinion is, get the Allegro, save your pennies, and get on with
life!
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, david wrote:
i've been meaning to fix my 250
We have had this little beauty for a year - and without a problem, we only
use it for Quick Books in our family biz.
It just crashed to the extent it won't even shut off, (cursor is frozen and
turn on button is non-functional), but unlike our Imac and G4 tower I have
no idea where the forced
showed up.. Then I pushed the tiny button over it and it ejected.
An hour later the Wallstreet crashed for the first time (seperate email
concerning)
Any help? thanks much!, Del
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i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've
got the sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more
ram to install (2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to
buy one of those sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc lists two models, one is a g4/500 upgrade
We have had this little beauty for a year - and without a problem, we only
use it for Quick Books in our family biz.
It just crashed to the extent it won't even shut off, (cursor is frozen and
turn on button is non-functional), but unlike our Imac and G4 tower I have
no idea where the forced
showed up.. Then I pushed the tiny button over it and it ejected.
An hour later the Wallstreet crashed for the first time (seperate email
concerning)
Any help? thanks much!, Del
You might have to install the USB software. I cant remember where to
find it but I think its USB Extensions 1.4.1
On 29 Aug 2005, at 19:29, Lisa Tom P wrote:
You can also get upgrades from Daystar [snip]. I bought a G4/466
from Daystar for $210. It works great.
Mad Dog
I didn't find any Wallstreet upgrades at Daystar. Wegener's prices
seem quite for a G3 upgrade to 400 MHz.
J Sanderson
Can't understand why anyone would imply that the supply of
WS-compatible SO-DIMMs is somehow drying up...?
Quite a few dealer options to choose from via DealRAM:
http://dealram.com/prices/systems/4/256MB.html.
Personal recommendation is DMS. Not the cheapest of the bunch but
*AWESOME*
I second the endorsement for DMS.
Great service. Fast, inexpensive shipping.
Used to price match other vendors, not sure if they still do.
Never had a problem with their RAM.
Shawn
On Aug 28, 2005, at 7:27 PM, Gene Osburn wrote:
Can't understand why anyone would imply that the supply of
I second the endorsement for DMS.
Great service. Fast, inexpensive shipping.
Used to price match other vendors, not sure if they still do.
Never had a problem with their RAM.
From my experience, low profile 256 MB SODIMMs which are compatible with
the Wallstreet and Lombard are difficult
are compatible with
the Wallstreet and Lombard are difficult to find, whereas low profile 256
MB SODIMMs which are compatible with the Pismo are very easy to find.
There are several vendors which are currently selling 256 MB SODIMMs
which are compatible with the Wallstreet and Lombard
i have two ram slots, i can put 256 in both max.,
Yup.
the lower slot should be low profile DIMM,
Yup.
i should use SDRAM memory of 100Mhz or greater PC 100, and use ram with
2-2-2 speed...
The wallstreets can use 66 Mhz Ram for either WS1 or WS2. Evidently
the Ram isnt clocked
RAM for a WS is dead cheap these days on Ebay. Check out a seller
named Ramdirect.
Mad Dog
Err. I came up snake eyes re: that seller...
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made for Ramdirect.
*Low profile* SODIMMs haven't been made in a while.
In fact, the last time low profile 256 MB SODIMMs were available at
Fry's Electronics was at least two years ago. Maybe three years.
For SODIMMs which were compatible with Wallstreet and Lombard PBs, that
is.
Pismo PBs
RAM for a WS is dead cheap these days on Ebay. Check out a seller
named Ramdirect.
Err. I came up snake eyes re: that seller...
Reference Item # 5801568854.
I will never understand eBay's alleged search feature;
I tried to find ramdirect with it and got zilch..
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hi,
i checked the archives for previous discussion and wanted to make sure i
had all my facts straight before upgrading my wallstreet. i have the
series I 250 model. if someone could let me know if any of the below is
incorrect, i'd greatly appreciate it.
i have two ram slots, i can put 256
oh yeah, one more question, if i use only one 256 card does it matter what
the other one is and which slot it goes into?
On Fri, 26 Aug 2005, david wrote:
hi,
i checked the archives for previous discussion and wanted to make sure i had
all my facts straight before upgrading my wallstreet. i
i have two ram slots, i can put 256 in both max.,
Yup.
the lower slot should be low profile DIMM,
Yup.
i should use SDRAM memory of 100Mhz or greater PC 100, and use ram with
2-2-2 speed...
You got me there, with the 2-2-2 stuff.
oh yeah, one more question, if i use only one 256 card
on the
Wallstreet (any 1998 PB) and Lombard (1999), but will be read correctly
as 256 MB on the Pismo (2000).
The Pismo doc states specifically that this model requires a different
SODIMM specification than the earlier machines (1998 and 1999, e.g.).
I believe the difference is inherent in the 2000's memory
SODIMMs, however,
4) many PC133 SODIMMs which are 256 MB will be read as only 128 MB on the
Wallstreet (any 1998 PB) and Lombard (1999), but will be read correctly
as 256 MB on the Pismo (2000).
The Pismo doc states specifically that this model requires a different
SODIMM specification than
At 5:51 PM -0700 8/26/05, david wrote:
hi,
i checked the archives for previous discussion and wanted to make
sure i had all my facts straight before upgrading my wallstreet. i
have the series I 250 model. if someone could let me know if any of
the below is incorrect, i'd greatly appreciate
Firewire disc mode? Unfortunately, I only have firewire on the iBook
500,
and not on the Wallstreet II.
The Wallstreet II has USB, but only through a PCMCIA card which I have
inserted. . .
How would you recommend doing this with either an Ethernet crossover
cable
or a pair of USB cables
be the
fastest and easiest I think. You just connect them with a standard 6
pin firewire cable. Faster than a crossover ethernet cable.
Brian
Firewire disc mode? Unfortunately, I only have firewire on the iBook
500,
and not on the Wallstreet II.
The Wallstreet II has USB, but only through
Dear List-mate,
I didn't get a single response to this inquiry when I posted it a few weeks
ago; perhaps you can at least point me in the right direction?!
I imagined this was an easy question, but I've never done it, and don't know
how.
How do I connect two PowerBooks, a Wallstreet II running
posted it a
few weeks
ago; perhaps you can at least point me in the right direction?!
I imagined this was an easy question, but I've never done it, and
don't know
how.
How do I connect two PowerBooks, a Wallstreet II running OS 9.2.2
and an
iBook 500, running OS X 10.3.9 to one another, so
Dear List-mate,
How do I connect two PowerBooks, a Wallstreet II running OS 9.2.2 and an
iBook 500, running OS X 10.3.9 to one another, so that I can copy files from
one to the other?
What about firewire disc mode? I'm not sure what powerbooks had what
capabilities, but I think they both
If you can connect both of these to the internet simultaneously behind a
switch/router you should be able to see them on the network -- you could
even goto ipchicken.com to find the IP of the ibook, then try to telnet
into there from control-panels remote connect on the wallstreet using
that IP
a firewire drive to the other machine. That would be the
fastest and easiest I think. You just connect them with a standard 6
pin firewire cable. Faster than a crossover ethernet cable.
Brian
Firewire disc mode? Unfortunately, I only have firewire on the iBook 500,
and not on the Wallstreet II
I would use the crossover cable between the two notebooks, and then
turn on Personal File Sharing in the Sharing pane of System
Preferences. This will enable AFP and then you should be able to see
the ibook in the chooser on the WallStreet.
Steve
On Aug 15, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Stanton
on the network -- you could
even goto ipchicken.com to find the IP of the ibook, then try to telnet
into there from control-panels remote connect on the wallstreet using
that IP address -- then just log in like you would from the home log-in
screen of the ibook.
Isn't that right -- I'm looking
on the WallStreet. -Steve
I've tried to follow this advice, and have done a Sherlock II search on the
Wallstreet II with OS 9.2.2 for Personal File Sharing and also for
PersonalFileSharing, and have found no matches for either of them. How do
I locate them?
On Aug 15, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Stanton
Preferences. This will enable AFP and then you should be able to
see the ibook in the chooser on the WallStreet.
Steve
On Aug 15, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
Dear List-mate,
I didn't get a single response to this inquiry when I posted it a
few weeks
ago; perhaps you can
and then you should be able to
see the ibook in the chooser on the WallStreet.
Steve
On Aug 15, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
Dear List-mate,
I didn't get a single response to this inquiry when I posted it a
few weeks
ago; perhaps you can at least point me in the right
, at 17:41, Steve Fuller wrote:
I would use the crossover cable between the two notebooks, and then
turn on Personal File Sharing in the Sharing pane of System
Preferences. This will enable AFP and then you should be able to see
the ibook in the chooser on the WallStreet.
Steve
On Aug 15, 2005
One thing you will need to do on the Wallstreet is make sure that
Appletalk is an active extension (or is it a control panel and
extension), but anyway you need to make sure that appletalk is set to
use ethernet. And then on the OSX machine, go to the networking and
for the ethernet port
My reply follows quote.
On 8/15/05, at 6:15 pm -0400, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
I've tried to follow this advice, and have done a Sherlock II search on the
Wallstreet II with OS 9.2.2 for Personal File Sharing and also for
PersonalFileSharing, and have found no matches for either of them. How do
I
From John Slavin [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have the following further
suggestion:
One thing you will need to do on the Wallstreet is make sure that
Appletalk
is an active extension (or is it a control panel and extension), but anyway
you need to make sure that appletalk is set to use ethernet
On Aug 15, 2005, Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firewire disc mode? Unfortunately, I only have firewire on the iBook
500,
and not on the Wallstreet II.
The Wallstreet II has USB, but only through a PCMCIA card which I have
inserted. . .
How would you recommend doing
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