I've been attempting to configure a compact flash card as an emergency boot and repair
disk for my 5300cs.
I can successfully install the OS (8.1 in this case) and various utilities (incl.
Norton, Disk Warrior).
When I try to boot from the card, I first get the start of the boot sequence and
I've been attempting to configure a compact flash card as an emergency
boot and repair disk for my 5300cs.
I can successfully install the OS (8.1 in this case) and various utilities
(incl. Norton, Disk Warrior).
When I try to boot from the card, I first get the start of the boot
sequence and
I've been attempting to configure a compact flash card as an emergency
boot and repair disk for my 5300cs.
[...]
I'm booting a 1400 from CF with 8.1 just fine; Sandisk 64 meg w/ Sandisk PC
Card adapter. The goal was same as yours- get a Speed disk boot disk made
so I could defragment files.
hope and the anchor wrote:
so after some tweaking and looking around on the apple.com site, I finally
got around to downloading and installing 8.1 (from a stock 8.0 install on a
3400c) and was about to install 8.5.1 when I notice I need 8.5 installed
first...searching all over the apple.com
If this question should be directed elsewhere...pls advise.
In addition to my Pismo (which is my connection to this list) I have recently
obtained the new iMac in order to create iMovies, and iDVDs. I have no
experience with either. I also purchased several books on these topics.
I have
For those interested, I've located the Apple 5300/190 REA document using
Google and then going to the 'cached' search result.
KBase Document: 30425
http://216.239.39.100/search?q=cache:w4LkhmrUFFEC:til.info.apple.com/techin
fo.nsf/artnum/n30425+5300,+reahl=en
Dave
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Subject: Using a CF card to boot a PB 5300cs?
From: Robert Eye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 02:05:14 -0500
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When I try to boot from the card, I first get the start of the boot sequen=
ce and the smiling MacOS screen and progress bar. I then get a
Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 07:37:07 -0700
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: macOS 8.5 downloadable update?
You know, now that 'Classic is Dead' you would think Apple could just
put up 8.6 as a freely downloadable version.
Yeah, or open-source it LOL
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I don't know if this is a stupid question, since I am new to macs in
general, but someone emailed me offlist (actually, several people, who were
all most helpfull -- thanks again!) and mentioned (as did others) that I
needed to buy the disk for 8.5 as well as 9.0, but they also kinda sorta
OK, smta.mac.com is braindead and won't send mail to recipients for me. Here it is a
3rd time.
I am considering selling my Powerbook 1400. It has the 400MHz Sonnet chip upgrade,
48MB of ram, a 10GB hard drive, 8-bit video out, 10MB ethernet, 56k modem, but it is a
passive screen- not active
I use a Newton 120 with my pb1400. Hooks up via the serial port. I popped
in a 16mb flash card so I could pile all kinds of software and games. It is
somewhat limited as compared to say a Newton 130 or 2000/2100, but then
again, I don't need a backlight (130) or access to the internet
Hello PowerBookists,
Finally, I have a shot at a reasonable p-book;
it's a 3400c, 180 MHz, 80 MB Ram, CD-Rom and floppy
drives, external Zip drive, some SW.
Any suggestions - price, parts swaps, upgrades, etc.
I don't know how large the HDD is (assume 1.3 G), if
there's a modem (probably not;
What's Apple's number for this, QUICK! PLASE!
TIA! :-)
Jim / Taqwa91
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Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 16:45:59 -0700
Subject: Re: 5300cs Problems
From: Jeff Hubatka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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