Listmom says it's OK:
I've put a Duo 270c plus accessories up on eBay, just in case anyone's
interested.
Willi
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Uhhh, yeah, I came to the same conclusion myself. I had been mad with
grief (snif) but have since decided that I can (a) take it in to be looked
at (I tried your suggestion but cabling did not seem loose); (b) live with
it or (c) think about a used iBook on ebay (tho' I'm loving the
Still looking for a cheapish 3400 motherboard, as mine seems fried and I'd
like to fix it up to give to a friend.
Long shot: in case anyone on the list is interested, I have a 1400/117
motherboard pulled from a working 1400 that I would love to swap for a
working 3400 motherboard. I can mount
on 7/12/01 10:51 AM, Judy Perry at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you need an ethernet hub to create an ethernet network? My
apologies if you tried this already... It's waaay cool for playing
Starcraft, btw...
Only if connecting more than two machines. Two machines may be connected via
a
Christopher Morgenstierne on 7/12/01 10:49 AM wrote:
I am interested in connecting my Powerbook 1400c (OS8.5) with my desktop
4400 (8.6) via ethernet. I have a Global Village Pro (modem con 10/base)
card, and a (red) RJ-45 cable with crossed cabeling. The 4400 has internal
10/base card.
On Thursday 12 July 2001 06:47 pm, you wrote:
Dana Rottach wrote:
I've got a couple of powerbook 540c batteries (M1906), and I was
wondering what was involved in replacing the cells... has anyone here
done this? I have both a Sanyo and a Panasonic built battery.
Thanks,
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DRR
Someone gave me a Duo 230 which I want to pass on to a needy college
student. I have purchases a 28MB RAM card for it so he has a usable amount
of memory. Can someone tell me exactly how to put it in. I've never
disassembled a PB. I have disassembled an iMac though. Would the same
procedure hold
