ok guys, last one, i promise. i was reading around some
fritter forums (the thread is classic question from
first-time poster) and came across some stuff about
the iisi (and similar mobos like LCII, CC, etc) having
something in its rom about being able to boot via a
network. (my response:
In a message dated 10/5/2002 8:52:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
NuBus AV class macs can't simulscan. That is, when outputting video,
it's either output through the AV-out _OR_ through the regular
monitor. One or the other, but not both at the same time.
I am
The device is called an Apple Presentation System. My box has the numbers:
602-1236-A and M2895LL/A. They work great, but if you have a non-Apple video
card in your 1400, you can't have 2 RAM modules stacked in the 3rd party memory
slot . A single module is fine and the Apple 4 or 8 Meg module
Does anyone kno wwhere I can acquire the software for the 19.2. Global
Village internal modem for Powerbooks?
Thanks...
Craig W.
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Craig,
If you are running Open Transport 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 and OT/PPP 1.0 it got
installed with the OT/PPP dialer. Look for GV Platinum (I think) to be a
choice in the Modem control panel.
My PB180 w/ 19.2 modem ran 7.5.5 with OT and OT/PPP and since I didn't
know what the name of the modem
Are you talking about the 500-series Powerbooks? If so, I have it sitting
for download at my dotmac site.
http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/4/wo/WcMuFGSUKgtrnxoz.1/
0.2.1.2.19.31.97.2.35.0.1.1.1?user=jsh13fpath=Other%20Filestemplatefn=File
Sharing1.html
Long url and it may not
on 10/6/02 6:18 PM, Jeff Hubatka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you talking about the 500-series Powerbooks? If so, I have it sitting
for download at my dotmac site.
http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/4/wo/WcMuFGSUKgtrnxoz.1/
on 10/6/02 9:27 PM, Mike Amato at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 10/6/02 6:18 PM, Jeff Hubatka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you talking about the 500-series Powerbooks? If so, I have it sitting
for download at my dotmac site.
Hello,
No, i am actually talking about the actual PCMCIA card so I can
connect it to he internet. I've got a Macintosh Powerbook 5300. Also looking
for the PCMCIA software to go with it
Sebe
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