Hello!
I am about to receive some Duos (210, 230 and 270c) along a couple DuoDocks
and a MiniDock.
I wonder which OS is best suited for them. RAM will be around 10-12Mb. I am
interested in using Ethernet with the Docks.
Thanks!
JOSE
I heard there's AOL for OSX - is that what you have?
Cheers
George
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I recently upgraded to OS X and now am unable to get
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it is unable to initialize my modem. I was able to
get on-line no problems
before this. Any suggestions. Thanks.
Thanks to everyone who responded to my email re. the 3400 batteries and high
non-domestic shipping, etc. The response was, well, incredible.
Just wanted to point out to those still interested in getting the 3400 PRAM
batteries (or anything else) from Macresq http://www.macresq.com/
that if you
In a message dated 02-09-19 07:11:56 EDT, you write:
I wonder which OS is best suited for them. RAM will be around 10-12Mb. I am
interested in using Ethernet with the Docks.
I have had very good results from 7.5. It is relatively small, something very
important w/ the RAM you're working
But thanks for the confirmation on that 4000 colors issue. I thought
I had read that somewhere...
So now I wonder what will happen if I do it anyway! ;-) Can't harm
the hardware, can it (I mean, besides slip-ups during soldering in the
VRAM)? What happens to an LCD when you try to display
I just bought a PB3400/180 with 32mb RAM and 1G HD, running 7.6. It works
fine, except for the battery. I'm trying to set up an upgrade plan, for I
need a few questions answered.
1. Under which OS does the PB3400 run best?
2. The obvious upgrades: (a) maximize the RAM; (b) replace the HD with a
Where's the List Mom been for the last week?
Here, but due to our host moving to a new mail server, I've been unable
to access my [EMAIL PROTECTED] email address with Claris Emailer.
Since I have several scripts and macros for Emailer that I use with the
lists and we've been unable to find a
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From: Althea Johnson
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 11:02 AM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Best OS for 3400? Upgrade path?
I just bought a PB3400/180 with 32mb RAM and 1G HD, running 7.6. It works
fine, except for the battery.
At 10:14 PM -0400 9/18/02, Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
You have to turn off AppleTalk (in the Chooser).
It helps to turn it off in the AT control panel, and switch it to
remote or ethernet as well.
Paul
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I have a 1400 which I got with the 8.0 OS installed.
I was thinking of upgrading to 8.6.
It has 32 mb memory, 24 suggested by 8.6.
Any suggestions.
This is a primo unused book and I would like to treat it well
(so it won't bite) Any other ideas for upping?
What are the expeiences of those of
I have a 1400 which I got with the 8.0 OS installed.
I was thinking of upgrading to 8.6.
It has 32 mb memory, 24 suggested by 8.6.
Any suggestions.
This is a primo unused book and I would like to treat it well
(so it won't bite) Any other ideas for upping?
What are the expeiences of those
Stick w/ 8.0 or 8.1... OS 8.6 is very real in it's 24MB suggestion -
a normal install will readily use 24MB of RAM. That will leave you
with just 8MB for your applications...
Unless you have RAM doubler or want to waste your battery time w/
virtual memory, that is.
Peace,
Drew
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Hi All!
A friend gave me a Powerbook 170 that won't go.
I charged up and recycled the battery with a conditioner and it holds a
charge, but the Mac doesn't do ANYTHING when I press the start button.
There is no hard drive, but I don't think it would need one just to bring
up the screen and ask
Has anyone tried the PCMCIA virtual memory trick with a Smartmedia
card? I need to purchase a Smartmedia reader to transfer files
to/from my sampler, so I would like to try this on my 1400.
Or will I need to get a dual-format reader, and use a Compact Flash
card for VM?
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David Clae Gason,
AHA! It now appears that the person who gave it to me tried to plug in a
20v power supply.
Not GOOD!
Is there a fuse in a Powerbook 170?
THANKS!
Scott Earl
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Hi All!
A friend gave me a Powerbook 170 that won't go.
I charged up and recycled the battery with a
My Reply follows quote. On 19/09/2002 14:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AHA! It now appears that the person who gave it to me tried to plug in a
20v power supply.
Not GOOD!
Is there a fuse in a Powerbook 170?
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Last month I installed 8.1 (via 8.0) on my 1400 and have been very happy
with it. I notice that you said 8.0 - 8.1, in case you weren't aware, is a
free upgrade that you can find on the Apple site, either as one big
download, or as parts. It's my understanding that the upgrade is well
worth the
How does one Reset the power manager ?
(sorry so dumb)
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hello i have been working on getting a distro. of linux on my pb 1400, well
no luck i tried everything(mklinux just stalls)tried linux ppc with a 68k
kernel no luck.
well last night i was laying in the bed and it came to me what if i put the
book in scsi disk mode and hook it up to my 9500 and
Clae wrote:
Has anyone tried the PCMCIA virtual memory trick with a Smartmedia
card? I need to purchase a Smartmedia reader to transfer files
to/from my sampler, so I would like to try this on my 1400.
Or will I need to get a dual-format reader, and use a Compact Flash
card for VM?
some will say 8.6, others 9.1.
If 8.6 does what you want, stay there. I have 9.1 on one w/80MB RAM and
it's very nice; seems more responsive and snappy than desktop Macs with
similar 40Mhz bus and the like.
I swapped out the original 1.3GB HD with a 4GB HD as soon as I got it.
I have the
Jkr,
Err... Didn't you already ask this question and get it answered
earlier in the week?
Check your inbox or the archive. Look for previous posts this week
Re: mklinux on pb 1400, and some from a few weeks ago about Linux on
the 5300. I've discussed this at least once this week already.
(I'm having an) Episode II : Attach(ment) of the Video Adapter...
Well, my 520c's LCD screen still only shows a rich dark blue when the 'book is on. And
judging by the suggestions I have received, your interest in this problem is equally
still...!
(Maybe if I say that my Audi TT's LCD is
on 9/19/02 11:02 AM, Althea Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just bought a PB3400/180 with 32mb RAM and 1G HD, running 7.6. It works
fine, except for the battery. I'm trying to set up an upgrade plan, for I
need a few questions answered.
1. Under which OS does the PB3400 run best?
2.
A Johnson wrote:
1. Under which OS does the PB3400 run best?
2. The obvious upgrades: (a) maximize the RAM; (b) replace the HD with a
larger one; (c) ??
My 3400/200/144MB/5GB came with 9,1 but ran best (and fastest) under 8.1.
Charlie
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