Ben and David
try for a 166c if you can get it as the 166 has a later ROM (the 177
and most 133 units cannot be upgraded to 166 but will still take G3
cards)
No, the Sonnet works with ALL the ROMs!
- Sometimes there are conflict problems with running OS 8.6 or 9.0, but in
fact these never
on 16/04/02 07:37, Macluver at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just purchased a Focus Ethernet/Video Card for my 5300cs. Anyone have any
experience with these?
Have installed a couple for customers.
Do they increase the onboard video to thousands or just when you use an
external monitor?
Just
I've accumulated several non-functioning batteries for 68K PowerBooks.
One M3053 for PB 100, two M5654 for PB 140-180, two M1906 for PB 5xx,
one or two M7782 and one or two M1499 for Duos. I'm not experienced in
rebuilding batteries, but possibly someone here is...?
Anybody willing to offer
Russell Idaho - USA wrote:
Well, I plan on upgrading to 8.6 as soon as I get the
funds. I don't think I'll try 9 or X with 48 megs of
RAM.
I just realized that this was a SCSI drive...you may need to get Toast
anyway...iTunes and Disk Burner do, anecdotally, work with some SCSI
drives, but
Gerry H wrote:
I'll attach by separate Email the CDrom drivers I use for my non
Apple CDrom drives. They still work on S9.1.
I also recommend you try SCSI Probe and MT-Everything (see www.
versiontracker.com) for SCSI mounting.
I second his suggestion for SCSI Probe. That is the
From: dave lamothe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
floppy disk and the OS puts the floppy icon onto my desktop, I get
nothing like that for my CDROM, so I don't know how to make the Mac see
beyond the fact that there is an external CDROM drive and into what is
actually on the CD Rom itself. The CD Rom is
Hello everyone!
It's nice to find a list for my kind of tech. I'm the
proud new owner of a used 5300c -- just exactly what I
wanted (We run a 6500 and a 6400 desktop systems.)
It came with a klunky but usable external scsi CD-rom,
and as soon as I got it home I upgraded to 8.6 from
8.1, which
i just purchased on too. I have never opened a PB. I gues I'm not so
terrified of opening it as of getting it back together. Is this really as
easy as you make it sound?
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm
Just purchased a Focus Ethernet/Video Card for my 5300cs. Anyone have any
experience with
PookLaRoux wrote:
Do I need an ethernet card, and will a pc
card/ethernet type device work on my pb?
You can scoot to http://www.datamem.com and click on the Clearance
entry, and find the LapisColor MV-16EN for 5300. $19, you're not gonna
find a cheaper ethernet card anywhere.
Mine is on
Alas, no. The only USB pc cards available are Cardbus, whcih the 5300 isn't.
And although some etailers list both SCSI to USB and USB to SCSI
adapters, don't get excited- you cannot find a device to go from the laptop
SCSI port to provide a USB port (unlike SCSI to ethernet solutions). For
For digital cameras a compact flash or smartmedia PCMCIA adapter works
best, imo. Much faster than serial, and the compact flash version cost
me $11 at a local electronics store.
But don't forget the serial cable will work on your desktop mac, too
shrug.Which fits my particular use and
At 3:13 PM -0400 4/16/02, Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
i just purchased on too. I have never opened a PB. I gues I'm not so
terrified of opening it as of getting it back together. Is this really as
easy as you make it sound?
Before I took apart a PB, I had a couple of years of taking apart
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