Hey all
I'm looking for a new HD for my 3400 but Not sure if there is a drive size
limit. Can I go over the 8gig drive in it now?
Thanks
Gary
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Gary, try the following link for more info:
http://www.insanely-great.com/features/020121.html
As far as I know you can put anything you like in
Thanks Tim But I'm afraid the unit it toast
About a month ago I goofed forgetting the battery wasn't in place I pulled
the AC cord while the 3400 was running. Doing this fried something. I
thought maybe the power supply board and got a new one but no go its still
quite dead.
Thanks anyway
Gary
On 2002-12-17 22:42, Dan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another poster suggested this (and mentioned a US$99 price(?)):
That would be me.
http://www.caldrives.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PRODStore_Code=Cald
rivesProduct_Code=CHB25-INT
It's obviously the same Century adapter but as listed
Gary,
As long as you don't use the machine in SSCI disk mode drive size is no
problem, if you use SSCI disk mode with a drive size over 3 GB your data may
get corrupted, This is a known problem with no work around, it's in the
firmware stored on the ROM.
Roger
Gary E Davis wrote:
Hey all
on 17/12/02 23:00, Tom Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to boot a PB1400 using the floppy drive ?
Yes
The 1400s shipping with a disc tools disc.
Best wishes
Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
www.pbfanatic.co.uk
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The funky, neat-o, disco-esque shimmer effect is caused by your
display trying to draw more colors than either it supports natively
(shouldn't be an issue with an active matrix display) or trying to
draw colors that aren't in the system palette. I suspect that your
problem stems from the
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Andrew Kershaw
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 3:05 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 5300 screen questions
snip
I'm in the midst of a project to upgrade the VRAM on my 5300cs
motherboard from 512KB to 1024KB.
It's not immediately obvious where the problem lies
- except for a missing 8MB RAM on the cs motherboard, the ce and cs
variants now look pretty darn similar
Check the configuration resistors, I would bet that they are in different
positions, you will need to check a small section at a time to
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Andrew Kershaw
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 3:26 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 5300 screen questions
It's not immediately obvious where the problem lies
- except for a missing 8MB RAM on the cs
From: Midgar-Survivor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Recording on 3400
Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2002 19:28:32 -0500
Anyway, anyone know what are some good recording software packages that will
run on a 3400(180mhz) with 144MB ram?
On the cheap?
You could try Macromedia Deck II - I was getting 8 channels
If they are all the same (same value AND location) then it may be hard-coded
in the ROM, the only way of checking for certain would be to change the ROM
chips over.
Ben.
NB there is a utility called GetRom used to make ROM images for emulators,
run this on both boards and compare the output files,
On 12/18/02 Joost van de Griek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2002-12-17 19:44, Mycroft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...are the hard drives in the powerbooks just standard SCSI drives, or
should
I be looking for specifically a notebook drive?
You do need to be looking for a notebook drive, 2.5
Absolutely. I have one and I do.
If you remember the os checks the floppy drive first to see if it has a
startup disk. One way to check is to remember that Norton Utilites (and
others) need a bootable disk to perform certain operations. The Earlier
Norton had a program to make a bootable disk
Thank you for your note, Bruce.
I suspect that you are correct; in the OS upgrade (8.1 to 8.6) and
re-installation of the Dayna CommuniCard driver, I've gotten some things
tangled and misplaced.
We've also noticed a need for a sequenced shut-down and restart of our dsl
modem and router to get
Dang sorry none out there. I sold my 5300 weeks ago, but had the same
setup so I have given you all I could as info. Sorry.
Bruce
On Wednesday, December 18, 2002, at 01:58 PM, Barclay Thomas M wrote:
Thank you for your note, Bruce.
I suspect that you are correct; in the OS upgrade (8.1
Hi no info just a test
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When I try to record on my 520 all I get is a screeching noise, no matter what
combination of settings I try. The first time I used it it worked ok, but when I
started experimenting with the settings, I got this screeching noise. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Arlis
Hi because my server would recieve mail but would not let me send
Thanks anyhow its fixed now Victoria.
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If they are all the same (same value AND location) then it may be hard-coded
in the ROM, the only way of checking for certain would be to change the ROM
chips over.
Ben.
NB there is a utility called GetRom used to make ROM images for emulators,
run this on both boards and compare the output
Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(I, Dana, wrote:)
I bet MacMinix (*) would work. I haven't used it. It's very small--
with source code, 8 floppies-- and you don't even need a hard drive!
I think it runs in a MacOS window, so the video should be handled
automatically. You'll
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I restarted my Duo with MacOS 7.1, set 24-bit addressing and
restarted, and MacMinix seems to do well. It has a much more complete
set of commands (programs) out of the box, and seems nicely Unixy.
Heh. Following up to myself...
One strange thing about my Minix
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