On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 06:08 PM, K wrote:
Hello,
From someone on the swap list I bought a small, blue plastic case
labelled
usb hard drive on the front. On the bottom it says USB Hard Drive,
Model
VE-007NHD, a handwritten Serial Number and Made in China. I had also
seen
Am Donnerstag, 03.10.02, um 15:37 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb
(PowerBooks):
On Wednesday, Oct 2, 2002, at 14:44 US/Eastern, Victor Nazarian wrote:
I have the choice of holding on to and rehabilitating either a 1400c
or
1400cs. What's the difference?
The 'c' is much more desirable, it
Sorry for the cross-post (if you're on the Powerlist):
I've got an always-on DSL connection at home that consists of a DSL modem
(ethernet port) and a Telsey Gateway hub/appliance that has 4 10BT
ethernet ports (1 for the DSL modem and 3 for our Macs).
We currently have a G4 Sawtooth (OS 9.2)
Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
What do you mean by parallel cycling? Isn't that
when to bicyclists are riding down the road two
abreast? ;)
and Sionnach Aisling explained:
No, I mean fully discharging the battery by letting it
drain from naturla use, then, fully charging the
Victor:
I've used both, and the c is definitely better to look at. But
before you get rid of the cs, check out its components and keep the
best of both. The components are interchangeable.
Does the c have a battery that holds a charge? If not, try the cs battery.
Does the c have both a
Bruce:
I downloaded those extensions from Compgeeks just to see what they were. They look to
me to simply be the Apple Developer's Kit for USB. The driver from Prolific is a
bridge driver.
Someone has these cases for sale on Yahoo for $20. I paid more.
Gary
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL
There is also a cheap widely available 3COM card for which someone on
the
list has written a driver!
Really? Which card, and where can I find the driver? Thanks, everyone,
for your input.
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I've tried transferring a Word file using a floppy disk to a PC
running Windows 98. I used a disk that was formatted on the PC, put
it into the 1400, and it shows up as a PC disk. Dragged the Word
file to it. Ejected and put it into the PC's A drive. When I try to
open it, the PC says the
Bruce:
I finally checked the extensions out--they're the very same drivers
available from the Prolific site. The first time I looked at them, I
just hit option-I, and they showed up as USB SDK 1.1. This time I
actually tried to put them in my system folder and was notified that
there was
At 8:39 AM -0500 10/3/2002, gponz wrote:
What exactly is this memory effect?
While it's long been considered a feature of a NiCd cell, it isn't
really. It's a matter of a NiCd battery. When the battery partially
discharges and is then recharged, each cell charges at a slightly
different
I've tried transferring a Word file using a floppy disk to a PC
running Windows 98. I used a disk that was formatted on the PC, put
it into the 1400, and it shows up as a PC disk. Dragged the Word
file to it. Ejected and put it into the PC's A drive. When I try to
open it, the PC
There is also a cheap widely available 3COM card for which someone on
the list has written a driver!
Really? Which card, and where can I find the driver? Thanks, everyone,
for your input.
This is the one I made available:
http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/mac/enet3c589/
As in all
Dennis Helsel wrote:
I've tried transferring a Word file using a floppy disk to a PC
running Windows 98. I used a disk that was formatted on the PC, put
it into the 1400, and it shows up as a PC disk. Dragged the Word
file to it. Ejected and put it into the PC's A drive. When I try to
open
Ok, here's another 5300 related question... Why is the RAM limit 64MB?
If I put a 52MB RAM card in the CE (with 16MB on board) what will
happen? The 8MB models can only be physically upgraded to 64MB (8 +
52). I thought that was because 52MB was all that could physically
fit on a 5300 RAM
Oh boy. And I was a physics major. Well, I've always said my
arithmetic stinks, but I can do calculus in my head...
8+52 = 60!
8+56 = 64!
*sigh*
Peace,
Drew
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