Take a look at my little shared folder http://63.104.169.60 and check
out the PowerBook 500 Series Items there. I think I have a copy of
Emmpathy along with a few other needed 500 series things.
Victor
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 19:53:04 -0500
Subject: Emmpathy
From: Andr=?ISO-8859-1?B?6SBS/A==?=egg
Dan Knight wrote:
I'm just catching up on this month's digests and came across this
fascinating thread about creating a bootable Compact Flash disk. I'm
adapting the information for a Mac Daniel article to appear on Low End
Mac on Tuesday.
Which models have been able to boot successfully from
I'm just catching up on this month's digests and came across this
fascinating thread about creating a bootable Compact Flash disk. I'm
adapting the information for a Mac Daniel article to appear on Low End
Mac on Tuesday.
Which models have been able to boot successfully from such a setup?
Richard R. Waterfield wrote:
What I really want to know is who has actually got an
Orinoco wireless card to work in the PB 5xx? I get messed
up in the software instalation and the PB says the card
is unrecognisable. Same card works fine in PB 3400.
Richard W.
I struggled with it for a
Hey folks, got a somewhat urgent query here, though not life and death :)
A friend's boss has a PB 5300 with some important docs on it, but the
battery is dead and he's managed to lose the adapter. All he wants to do is
get the docs off it .All I have are Duo adapters, and maybe a PB 100
My Kanga also boots from a Compact Flash disk. It is really nice to have an
emergency boot disk that is small, but still can contain several repair
programs.
I think the ability to boot from the PC card devices and RAM was lost when
Apple went to the firmware upgradeable models. It specifically
Hey folks, got a somewhat urgent query here, though not life and death :)
A friend's boss has a PB 5300 with some important docs on it, but the
battery is dead and he's managed to lose the adapter. All he wants to do is
get the docs off it .All I have are Duo adapters, and maybe a PB 100
adapter
In order for a device supported by an expansion
card (for example a SCSI PC card) to participate
in the startup process (for example, to start up
from a drive connected to that SCSI PC card), the
card must include an expansion ROM containing
startup firmware. Expansion cards for startup
At 1:22 PM -0500 11/14/2002, Andrew wrote:
I think the ability to boot from the PC card devices and RAM was lost when
Apple went to the firmware upgradeable models. It specifically states that
in the Read Me for the Bronze keyboard models.
Taken from Apple:
Open Firmware and Startup Devices
In
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It seems that they have acknowledged that ther is an issue (classic
AppleSpeak for we know there's a problem, but we aren't fessing up
to responsibility) with receiving Maclaunch mail at mac.com...
Ah yes, another reason that I'm happy I didn't sign up
Hi all,
I'm looking to update the OS on my PowerBook 3400c, and was hoping for some
advice. I remember reading in this list that the best OS for such a machine
was a choice between OS 8.6 and 9.1 (I think it was those two, I lost all my
email a few days ago so I can't go back and check.)
I
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