Hi
I have a pb1400cs/166 running a fresh and clean 9.1. The machine has a
Dayna Communicard Plus pcmcia card fitted with an adaptor that allows
ethernet and modem. Its running the most recent Dayna s/ware (altho
dayna went bust a while back)
The ethernet side runs fine, but when i try to use
on 29/07/02 09:27, Nick Harman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have a pb1400cs/166 running a fresh and clean 9.1. The machine has a
Dayna Communicard Plus pcmcia card fitted with an adaptor that allows
ethernet and modem. Its running the most recent Dayna s/ware (altho
dayna went bust a
--- Russell Courtenay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am back, yet again. (mailbox overflowed last
time...)
Now it won't boot to the OS 8 CD (flashing question
mark).
My first thought on reading this is that you have the
OS 8 CD in the drive, but it's trying to boot from the
Hard Drive...
on Sun, 28 Jul 2002 19:30:18 -0700
Daniel Sirks wrote:
Paul gives you good advice. You did not say whether you are comfortable
taking
apart a laptop. Remember, having a good technician do the job, even though
simple and probably about 10 minutes total time, including testing time,
will
cost
victoria brandon wrote:
Won't I also need a torx
screwdriver?
Need a T-8 torx screwdriver. Auto stores got them too.
William
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william ahearn wrote:
victoria brandon wrote:
Won't I also need a torx
screwdriver?
Need a T-8 torx screwdriver. Auto stores got them too.
William
Just don't get one of the ones that has an interchangeable head. Those
don't fit down into the hole.
I got one at an electronics
Bruce Johnson wrote:
Need a T-8 torx screwdriver. Auto stores got them too.
William
Just don't get one of the ones that has an interchangeable head. Those
don't fit down into the hole.
Thanks for pointing that out. I overlooked it. But,
yeah, good advice.
William
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Mostly out of curiosity, I recently bought myself a PB 5300CS. After
upgrading the OS to 8.1, the little machine runs better...no crashing,
hangups, etc. However I still have some work to do.
The PRAM battery is completely dead, and I'm wondering if that might be
causing some strange
Hello,
Anyone using this? I have a 3400 with 16 bit PC card
slots.
Thx
George
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Hi,
I have a 5300cs and the display is splitting on the lower right
side. After taking it apart, I believe the problem is in the hinge.
Has anyone had a similar problem and is there a fix?
Arne Christiansen
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Actually, I tried that (well, not the voodoo stuff, but I don't have any SCSI devices
connected, so that shouldn't be necessary :{) ). I'm going to bet that is the very
dead PRAM battery, I've seen it do some strange things to a Mac. I ordered one, will
see what it does before I pester you
Anyone ever tried to hack a PC Card slot into an iBook?
I guess it coould be done, don't know if anyone would be crazy enough to attempt.
Maybe the new 14 one has enough room to try?
I just really like plugging my Compact Flash card into it's adapter and directly into
the PC Card slot on my
A dead PRAM battery will cause all the problems you've described and
more. Google green light of death (GLOD) and fill yourself in. I have
one sitting here that only runs when the planets are in a certain
alignment. It needs a PRAM battery
Jim
James Williams wrote:
The PRAM battery is
George:
Yep. Had one for several months. I used it primarily with my Pismo,
but it works (and boots) on my PB 3400.
Gary
George Mogiljansky wrote:
Hello,
Anyone using this? I have a 3400 with 16 bit PC card
slots.
Thx
George
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