Re: problems connecting using SCSI Disk Mode

>I am pretty sure that you cannot connect one powerbook to another powerbook >using SCSI disk mode. You CAN connect one powerbook to a desktop Mac using >SCSI disk mode though. I don't know why you'd say that, in any event it's wrong. I transfered the contents of my PB180 to my PB5300 using SCSI

Re: problems connecting using SCSI Disk Mode

>I am pretty sure that you cannot connect one powerbook to another powerbook >using SCSI disk mode. You CAN connect one powerbook to a desktop Mac using >SCSI disk mode though. You can try using the serial/modem port connector. I >think all you need there is a serial port printer cable to connect

Re: problems connecting using SCSI Disk Mode

I am pretty sure that you cannot connect one powerbook to another powerbook using SCSI disk mode. You CAN connect one powerbook to a desktop Mac using SCSI disk mode though. You can try using the serial/modem port connector. I think all you need there is a serial port printer cable to connect them

Re: Choices, choices

Eric Schwarz wrote: >Well, pretty soon, I'm thinking about retiring my PowerPC upgraded 540c >and >save up for a new iBook. > >Here's my dilemma: >Should I get the base iBook and add more RAM? >Should I get the DVD or CD-RW iBook, not that I'd really use those >features? > >Should I get it from C

Semi-OT: My 190, my 6360, and you

Hello All! Well! I am slowly becoming a mac guy. (Equal parts of the people I associate with are booing and yahooing right now). So you guys and gals are doing a good job! On a recent trade for a PC system I have acquired a Performa 6360 system. The modem in it is believed to be no mo

Re: Choices, choices

I'd go for the combo drive iBook myself, or, barring that, the DVD model. You may not use these features NOW... but as people on this list CERTAINLY know, you can get many years of faithful use out of a Powerbook, and at some point they may come in handy. You can't beat CD-RWs for fast backups, a

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Also, are there any major problems/annoyances I should know about the new iBook? I want to have as least amount of trouble as possible. Thanks, Eric -- ___ Eric's Stuff: SchwarzTech The Pow

Choices, choices

Well, pretty soon, I'm thinking about retiring my PowerPC upgraded 540c and save up for a new iBook. Here's my dilemma: Should I get the base iBook and add more RAM? Should I get the DVD or CD-RW iBook, not that I'd really use those features? Should I get it from ClubMac, the Apple Store, or the

2300c in Kindergarten room

Thanks Clark. I'll back up everything, reformat as you suggest, trash preferences file, and see what happens. Thomas & The Kinders -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cam

Re: PB5300c & spare HD

On Friday, Clark Martin wrote: >Try checking out the following URLs. Thanks, Clark. I'll visit these sites and see what they have. I appreciate the help. Cheers! CHris Gleeson Wawa, Ontario http://wawa.cc -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electron

PB 1400 E'net card

Folks I've just picked up a dead PB1400. It has a FOCUS Ethernet Card for EPIC installed. Can anyone point me at the software that I assume this device needs. Malcolm Cornelius -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com

Re: screen problems with 190cs

Anand > So my son's 190cs; you can see there is power to the screen as it is not > completely black. But nothing shows up. I've seen this symptom when the orange cable that connects the screen to the motherboard is broken. Might be worth checking that it is correctly seated both ends and not s

Re: problems connecting using SCSI Disk Mode

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi! > I am trying to connect a 3400c running OS 8.6 with a > 5300cs running OS 7.5 You have to have the PowerBook HDI switchable docking adapter - this is one source http://www.powerbookguy.com/3400.html#accessories If you look at your adapter there are probably on

Re: 5300 Modem Problems

In a message dated 9/15/01 15:08:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [snip] >I've been told that Diamond Supra, Global Village, and even Generic PC >cards >will actually work together at the suggested speed of 56k (or as close >as >the government allows). I'll try looking for a flash utility at the

Re: Unix on a PB5300

On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 22:59:56 -0700, Clark Martin said: > I'm looking for recommendations on installing a version of unix (any > flavor) on a 5300c. It's maxed at 64Mb and I have a 2Gb partition > reserved > for this. What are peoples experiences doing this? I don't think you have too many c