on 9/12/02 01:09, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had my eye on this thread and other similar threads in the past
because I've got more than 80 (!!) 24MB ram modules I'm unable to sell
until I can figure out why they don't work in some 1400s, but _do_ work
fine in others _and_
Scott and Paul,
I have tried resetting the power manager with no luck. :-(
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Andre
Have you reset the power manager? Ctl/opt/Apple/restart with
power/batt off for half hr.
No way for CompUSA, or any other commercial repair. You can do it
yourself, as the 5XX's
Craig,
I have received the service manual. Thank you. I will be going through that
today in the hope of finding a cure.
Thanks again,
Andre
on 9/11/02 1:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 02-09-11 13:32:44 EDT, you write:
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But when I hit the
Hello,
I picked up an IBM 1.2 gb (DPRS-21215) scsi disk to upgrade from the 320mb disk
in my 540c. I got the drive installed just fine, formated and have 8.1 and all
of my various bits of software installed. However, when I go to startup without
anything on the external scsci bus, I get the
In a message dated 02-09-12 10:34:10 EDT, you write:
have received the service manual. Thank you. I will be going through that
today in the hope of finding a cure.
Sure thing!!
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I thought I posted this already, but it hasn't shown up on the list, so here
goes:
Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the
difference that radical?
Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor?
Any suggestions for sources for the 1400c
Although I haven't had any experience with the 1400's screens, I can
tell you that going from a passive matrix to active matrix on the Duos
is like night and day. Once you use an active matrix LCD you can't go
back to passive ;)
As for sharpness, if anything it's sharper. Sometimes a little too
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 04:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
SORRY IN ADVANCE FOR A LONG POST.
hi all and thanks for the great input about my dying
pb100. to clarify, i have gotten it to successfully
boot using an ext. floppy in the past, but using every
SCSI tool i
Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the
difference that radical?
Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor?
Any suggestions for sources for the 1400c screen other than eBay?
I can't say about the 1400 displays 'cos I don't have both;
When I upgraded my 520c to the active matrix 540c I was delighted. The
active matrix screen is much easier on the eyes, brighter, sharper, and has
better color.
Andre
on 9/12/02 12:27 PM, Scott Holder at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although I haven't had any experience with the 1400's screens, I
If there is anything more upsetting than the idea of a PowerBook in the
hands of someone who just doesn't understand it, it is sure the proof of
such a tragedy.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2053345776
Maybe a bit more RAM and it could run Win2k...
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I'm sure it has something to do with the machine having pre-production
ROMs or something. The 'Book is labeled as: Hooper DVT Unit so it's
probably got development ROMs. I've tried every OS from 8.0 to 9.2.1 and
none are acceptable apparently. The 'Book gives an error while booting
that means
Several of the emulators out there include ROM dumping utils. Check out
http://basilisk2.cjb.net . You may have to download the distribution to
get it, or there might be a standalone download of the rom dumper.
It's aimed at 68k ROMs for 68k Emulation, but the last time I tried it,
I was able to
Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the
difference that radical?
Yes, yes, yes.
Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor?
Sharp, yes. Colour perfect, no. The screen is a bit washed out compared to
a CRT, but no LCD is as good
Yeah, but it already has 2 bids!! The screen looks great. If I upgrade my
1400 to at least Windoze ME can I get that clear a screen?
David Allen
Morgan wrote:
If there is anything more upsetting than the idea of a PowerBook in the
hands of someone who just doesn't understand it, it is sure
OK, I just tried the 280 screen on a 230/250 LB (using the 250 cable of
course) and it also worked just dandy. Now to try a 2300 screen on a 280
. . . yeah, I know it's not supposed to work, but since I've got 'em all
apart anyway . . .
That is interesting. So a passive matrix screen should
Ok, I ran some tests in MacBench 5. The results are on my
website: http://homepage.mac.com/alk/projects/5300/5300oc.html
Any speed differences between the overclocked CS motherboard and the
standard CE motherboard are probably coincidental. As you can tell,
the specs are almost exactly what
I thought I posted this already, but it hasn't shown up on the list, so here
goes:
Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the
difference that radical?
Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor?
Neither the passive or active is bad. I
I'm sure it has something to do with the machine having pre-production
ROMs or something. The 'Book is labeled as: Hooper DVT Unit so it's
probably got development ROMs. I've tried every OS from 8.0 to 9.2.1 and
none are acceptable apparently. The 'Book gives an error while booting
that means
If I upgrade my
1400 to at least Windoze ME can I get that clear a
screen?
DEAR GOD!! WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO?!!
No, seriously guys- WinME is a horrible OS. I know.
I'm using it right now.
:(
Jake
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I have asked this question before, and gotten some help. However I need more.
I have a G3 Pismo with a bum power cord. The plastic over the cable has a
defect, and the wire is slightly exposed, causing it to spark when plugged in
to the wall. One kind PB lister suggested just cutting the wire,
On Thursday, Sep 12, 2002, at 20:59 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have asked this question before, and gotten some help. However I
need more.
I have a G3 Pismo with a bum power cord. The plastic over the cable
has a
defect, and the wire is slightly exposed, causing it to spark
Hi People
I seem to be having a real problem setting up the internal modem in a Beige
G3DT. The machine has OS8.5 installed. I looked in the modem control panel
and nothing shows up as an internal modem. I assume (bad thing to do) that
it is a GV modem. I have selected all of the GV modems and
Evidently I have been SPOILED all of this past decade by exclusively using Duos
Tonite I just tried to hook up my 520c to my desktop by putting it into SCSI Disk
Mode, and just like I have done a trillion times w/ my Duos, I got my trusty HDI-30,
and my DB-25 x2 cable...
..yeah, yeah! I
At 9:58 PM -0400 9/12/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I simply wanna know WHERE do I put the terminator in the above-mentioned
setup? Between the HDI-30 and the SCSI cable?
I would try it going to an external drive Centronix 50, and use a
pass-through terminator, or maybe two. Another
Hi All
I am trying to find drivers for a US robotics XJ1560 modem for the
Mac. All I find on their site is drivers for windoze. Can anyone steer me to
the right driver???
Also looking for a driver for a Farallon PC card 2.1 and PC card standard. I
can't find any other markings to help with this.
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