Or consider using something like IP Netrouter.
http://www.sustworks.com/site/prod_ipr_overview.html
~tom
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> From: Wildcatfan
> Reply To: PowerBooks
> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 10:11 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Internet
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> well it is not c
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> From: George Mogiljansky
> Reply To: PowerBooks
> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 8:39 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: 3400c
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> Thanks, Tom. Your answers brought me down to earth. I
> usually use a Beige G3 that I worked hard to upgrade
> to 400
While we're sort of on the same subject, does anybody know what the last
OS you can use ResumeToFinder with, is? The documentation mentions
system 7 but was written before 8.
PB 540c, OS 8.1
Thanks.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joseph C. Sis, JR.) Date: Tue, May 28,
2002, 12:45pm
Or
G FINDER
A good site with info on fixing the motherboard power connector is here:
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/3276/pb5300.html
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
>Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 09:40:15 -0700
>Subject: 5300 REA - A No Go
>From: "David R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
[edited]
>
>I can see the Power
Richard,
Thanks for the information.
I hadn't considered that a different brand of card would make a difference. CompUSA
had 128 MB SanDisk (a pretty reliable brand) CF cards for $39.95 after rebate, so I
bought one. I guess I can use it in my digital camera if it won't work as a boot
disk.
>
>I hadn't considered that a different brand of card would make a
>difference. CompUSA had 128 MB SanDisk (a pretty reliable brand) CF cards
>for $39.95 after rebate, so I bought one. I guess I can use it in my
>digital camera if it won't work as a boot disk. I might check at
>newegg.com a
OK, I've got another approach just in case the numbers on the boards don't
tell the story if a logic board is 'replaced' rather then 'repaired'.
For those who have sent units in under the REA for the bad power connector
problem, (assuming this is not too much trouble to ask), but does your
receip
At 12:13 AM -0400 5/29/02, Brian wrote:
>They can replace your faulty mobo with a refurb one that has been fixed.
>And they do!
It would seem to me that if Apple takes a mobo, faulty in its
design and construction, and merely does a jury-rig repair of soldering
this broken connection they
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on 29/5/02 16:47, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 2 old StyleWriters made more than twice as may copies each
> than the Epson could. These printers last forever and the ink tanks are
> common Cannon models (cheap too). Some StyleWriters I've seen recently were
> WAY overpriced at the o
Hi, in my 5300 I have a 10baseT PCMCIA Ethernet adapter that I suspect to be
wearing down. It is a Dayna CommuniCard Plus that has been in continuous
use for about nine hours a day for more than five years. It has always
worked flawlessly until a few days ago. Now, my network connection will
di
Well, I must report to everyone on this list what happened with Apple this
morning. It's definitely something to share because I know dozens here have
sent your Powerbook 5300 through Apple's REA program and expected that a new
logic board was put in. You too may have been misled.
I confirmed w
Get a grip people. This thing was guaranteed to be covered for 7 years. What
car was built with a 400,000 mile warranty? What Microwave is guaranteed for
25years? Let's do some comparison, and reconsider how realistic (or
unrealistic) this expectation is for Apple to continue servicing a com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apple used somebody else's connector on the 5300, which turned out to be bad.
> THey covered it. The plastics issues have been covered, albeit slowly. Do
> you really think it's intelligent to be bashing the company that VOLUNTARILY
> GAVE YOU AN EXTRA 6 YEAR WARRAN
> Get a grip people. This thing was guaranteed to be covered for 7 years.
What
> car was built with a 400,000 mile warranty? What Microwave is guaranteed
for
> 25years? Let's do some comparison, and reconsider how realistic (or
> unrealistic) this expectation is for Apple to continue servicing a
on 29/5/02 10:46 pm, motelsixx at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Get a grip people. This thing was guaranteed to be covered for 7 years.
> What
>> car was built with a 400,000 mile warranty? What Microwave is guaranteed
> for
>> 25years? Let's do some comparison, and reconsider how realistic (or
>
On 2002-05-28 23:55, "vitoria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all what i want to do is use the 3400c powerbook to connect to the net and
> then whilst i am on the net allow my daughter to also connect to the net on
> the 7100/80 desktop. through the same modem i am useing.
[snip]
> What do i n
hi all some of you will remember i that inquired about a auto adapter for a
pb 1400 well after some searching the cheapest i have found is $68 well
,well that just wouldnt work lowandbehold my wife to the rescue she found me
a 12vdc to 110vac inverter at good ole walmart price 24.95 and geuss wha
Ok, Tom. I just read in Charles Moore's LEM column
that OS X will work on the Kanga mob with a SW hack. I
don't feel like paying US $600 for a mob from one
source, so I'll be looking for another source.
Something tells me I'll be looking a long time. On the
upside, the 128 MB module fell %50 in pr
Hi joker,
Does it say anywhere how many watts the inverter is
churning out, and how many watts your pb needs?
Cheers
George
--- joker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all some of you will remember i that inquired
> about a auto adapter for a
> pb 1400 well after some searching the cheapest i
> h
So true, I have been at my current job for more than 6 years and we are still
using Apple printers from before that. Many other inkjets from Epson and HP
purchased since I started have died and gone to the big ink corral in the sky.
The Apple printers just keep plugging along day after day. Ther
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