I can only speak from my experience with the 500
series, but my 540 has done this before--all kinds of
crazy patterns started showed on the monitor. The
problem was the video ribbon being loose at the
connection to the monitor. Pressing gently on the
monitor housing at the spot above the
--- Macluver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just recently got a 5300. It's worked perfectly
until now. I bought a 32MB RAM card and proceded to
install it. After that it wouldn't boot. So I took
it out and tried without the card thinking it may be
bad. Still nothing. I reconnected the keyboard
Jim Arnott wrote:
I use OSITech Jack of Diamonds cards. By far and away the absolute best,
let me repeat, BEST support that I've ever gotten.
(Story: Got a pair of used cards. E-mailed their tech support people
regarding driver availability. Got a return e-mail ten minutes later
with the
I had to replace the logic board :(
This actually happened after about 3 months to the board I had only
just recently replaced. I wasn't too pleased as you could imagine,
and the dealer here said 'cop it sweet mate. I'll sell you a new one'
(about AU$600). I said not likely, and phoned apple
Oh, and you may need to additionally d/l a fix for it if you are running
OS9. Won't run without it.
Judy
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Spencer Carter wrote:
I'm interesting in buying a copy of Virtual PC 2.x for
use on my Powerbook 1400 G3 450 and I need at
least Windows 95 with it. Does anyone
Anyone know about some of the cardbus types, that will let you run 10/100
for a Wallstreet?
--
JSH
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 2002 15:30:27 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Subject: PowerBooks Digest #804
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cliff Rediger)
Anyone know about some of the cardbus types, that will let you run 10/100
for a Wallstreet?
MacSense make both 16 and 32-bit 10/100 cards. The 16-bit ones will also
run on 5300, 1400 (non-CardBus) PBs.
Cheers,
RD
Remy Davison
Contributing Editor and News Editor, Insanely-Great Mac
Hi all,
A quick question... Will NiMH and Li-ion batteries that shipped w/
the 3400 and Kanga G3, respectively, work with a 5300?
I know 5300 NiMH batteries are forward compatible with these machines
but I don't know if their batteries will work in a 5300... I'm mostly
interested in a
