At 20:38 -0500 13/04/02, Frank Modica wrote:
I was intrigued by Clark's comments about using DiskCopy to make disk
images of CD-ROMs on a HD. Clark, can you do use DiskCopy with audio CDs?
Is there a way to play music CDs on a old PB if you have a large enough
HD?
I got curious and tried making
Hey Folks,
Been subbed for two days now and already I'm learning. Still, questions
abound.
With a new/old pb1400c, I'm wondering... what to do with it? Would be a
perfect word processor for school, yet the problem is how to get it to
talk with my other computer. In the mail is a Sonnet G3
Another dumb question: How about a USB card? Could I link the 1400 with
the iMac via USB?
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not possible to have usb on 1400. usb is only cardbus, 1400 is not. I
would suggest buying a pcmcia network card.
Max Miles wrote:
Another dumb question: How about a USB card? Could I link the 1400 with
the iMac via USB?
Proofread carefully to see if you any words out.
not possible to have usb on 1400. usb is only cardbus, 1400 is not. I
would suggest buying a pcmcia network card.
Max Miles wrote:
Another dumb question: How about a USB card? Could I link the 1400 with
the iMac via USB?
Proofread carefully to see if you any words out.
Unfortunately both FireWire and USB are going to be cardbus cards,
these will not work in the 1400, get an ethernet card, but ensure that
it is 16 bit, not cardbus and that it has Mac drivers.
Ben.
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Unfortunately, the 1400 doesn't have firewire or usb options. There are
plenty of older ethernet cards out there, though. I got a Farallon card
for my 1400 a few years ago for under $50 in a sale. I've never used
8.5/8.6 on my 1400, but I'm pretty happy with 8.1.
-Peter
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On Thursday, April 18, 2002, at 12:39 AM, Ben Smith ((QM Systems)) wrote:
Unfortunately both FireWire and USB are going to be cardbus cards,
these will not work in the 1400, get an ethernet card, but ensure that
it is 16 bit, not cardbus and that it has Mac drivers.
Ben.
Perfect.
thanks
I didn't realize when I installed 8.6 that the 3400
used a special extension for modem/ethernet. Now I am
trying to connect my 3400 to my home network to share
a cable modem, but I can't get it to see the Ethernet
card. I have a feeling this is becasue I don't have
the right extension loaded.
At 8:54 AM +0200 4/18/02, Tina Holm wrote:
At 20:38 -0500 13/04/02, Frank Modica wrote:
I was intrigued by Clark's comments about using DiskCopy to make disk
images of CD-ROMs on a HD. Clark, can you do use DiskCopy with audio CDs?
Is there a way to play music CDs on a old PB if you have a large
on 18/4/02 16:39, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I paid C$200 (US$125) for
it, and this is the best device I've used since I got to drive a friend's
BM@ 2002tii!
Paul
I remember getting a bunch of memory from an online dealer for C$200, or
$US140, so I guess paying in C$ is one
Paul Nelson wrote:
At 2:41 PM -0700 4/17/02, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Does anyone remember how to get the ethernet hardware address with MacTCP?
Open TCP/IP control panel
Connect via Ethernet
Configure Using DHCP Server
Pull down file menu to Get Info
There is no TCP/IP control
Max Miles wrote:
Now, after I get the
upgrade (the sonnet upgrade) will I be able to use this firewire card to
connect to my iMac G3 500? Can one use firewire to connect computers?
Will I be stuck with shelling out another $100 for an ethernet card?
If your iMac has an Airport card in
What was ever made for the floppy drive expansion bay for the 5300?
I know it's too small for a cd cdrive.
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What about the Megahertz PCMCIA Ethernet card with XJack connector , made by
3com I think? Any drivers?
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm
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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 10:39:06 -0400
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ethernet
the faculty) has a site license, so I was able to get Office 2001 for $15
for my computer. I could have also had the Windows version. Aleernatively,
she could get Connectix virtual PC for about $1`50-$200 and use the Windows
disk.
The educational pricing from Connectix on Virtual PC was about
Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
You can also find it with Apple System Profiler, System Profile, Network
Overview, Appletalk (where you will see the hardware address).
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Yes. If you are running an Operating system that HAS Apple System
Profiler, why then it will work.
I've tried to set up an ethernet network between a Duo 2300 and my 6100,
but the Duo frequently hangs up while loading the extensions. I've done a
voodoo dance with the Duo and sometimes it will connect, but usually it
hangs after the Express modem extension loads on the screen. I've played
with
Lots of info on this model here:
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/seagate/536/pb5300.html
Turn on your pop-up killer before visiting...
The only thing not mentioned in the article is a module that shipped with
the 5300--a very convenient pc card holder. Holds 4 total, but the really
nice
Master is the correct setting.
I am getting several odd clicks, beeps, and crashes. Apples Drive Setup
1.7.3 is what I have used to initialize it, but even with that there is
a
5mb portion that is Locked and cannot be initialized. Now that it has
been initialized when I boot up the
Jeffrey Karlsen wrote:
Lots of info on this model here:
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/seagate/536/pb5300.html
That's interesting...they mention that it wass only 50-100% faster than
a PB500 series, but that was with 7.3.2 (bleah!)
I'm thinking I'll put OS8.6 or 9 on it...
any
Hi
I have a 1400/117mhz that logs onto the internet using an external modem but
simply refuses to load URLs in the browser window. Ive tried every kind of
browser but the same reply that the server does not exist (Yahoo, Amazon..?
I dont think so!)
Any ideas whats going wrong?
Best wishes,
Hi
I have a 1400/117mhz that logs onto the internet using an external modem but
simply refuses to load URLs in the browser window. Ive tried every kind of
browser but the same reply that the server does not exist (Yahoo, Amazon..?
I dont think so!)
Any ideas whats going wrong?
Macintoshes do
Joseph C. Sis, JR. wrote:
Master is the correct setting.
I am getting several odd clicks, beeps, and crashes. Apples Drive Setup
1.7.3 is what I have used to initialize it, but even with that there is
a
5mb portion that is Locked and cannot be initialized. Now that it has
been initialized
I have this card I am trying to get to work on a Powerbook 1400 running 8.6.
It is by Dlink, see link below. No luck yet but does have mac driver disk in
the box. Instructions say it works with only newer powerbooks like 2400, 3400
etc, web says works with 1400 also. Can't find drivers on the
There were a variety of VST removable hard drives for it. I have a
couple of 640MB 2 GB models.I believe you can upgrade the hard
drives in these to a much greater capacity.
There was also a VST removable MO disk drive which I owned until the
230mb limit became a hassle.
All of these fit on
In a message dated 4/16/02 4:27:51 PM, Eric McCann writes:
new owner...says it doesn't run on
the battery and won't charge (it did before) and it runs for 5-10 min. on
the AC adaptor, then just flicks off. Mac dealer she went to in Portland
said Nothing we can do, motherboard issue.
Hello List,
I am in desperate need of the extension that came with the Vimage 233
upgrade card for the PB1400. Where can I find it? I can't use the L2 Cache
without it I think. Thank you in advance.
-Steve
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With my bunch of old PB180's they often won't power up with the battery
installed, but try it with the battery out. Mine almost always work fine
then.
Thomas Martin
new owner...says it doesn't run on
the battery and won't charge (it did before) and it runs for 5-10 min. on
the AC
Good thought though. I like that idea and may try it myself,
Thanks
Alternatively, you could get a 1400-compatible PCMCIA wireless card. The
Lucent Silver card has had good reviews and costs around $45-50 from OWC
http://eshop.macsales.com/specials/MailList.cfm
You could then get an
I put a 3GB IBM Travelstar from my Pentium 233 IBM Stinkpad 600 into my
PB3400 with no issues. Formatted with Drive Setup and away I go! Use the
latest Drive Setup for your OS and see if that helps.
Thomas Martin
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I had a PB100 that would not start up because the battery was n o good.
Removing the battery and starting it using only the AC plug allowed it to
start. We may have also reset the PRAM or maybe it was the power manager.
It's been many years and I don't remember.
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At 10:04 PM -0400 4/18/02, Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
Then what system would you have to be running (minimum) on the 1400 to do
this? How do you set it up on the 1400 assuming you have an airport card in
the iMac?
I don't know about the Lucent software, the Airport software requires
minimum OS
Hello,
PowerBook Stats:
PB 1400c, 133mhz, 48mb with 128mb CF card as VRAM, 1.2g internal HD,
optional monitor port, Global Village fax/modem PC card.
What do I do if I want to use an external monitor and increase resolution? I
have the dongle for the monitor port.
Best regards,
Ken N.
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