On 2002-12-23 03:48, Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MkLinux is allegedly supported on the 1400. Never tried it, however.
Not exactly supported, but it does work, after the user jumps through a
couple of (fiery) hoops.
The major downsides are that MkLinux (GNU/Mach, actually) on a
--- Shelley Herman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is my first day and first post on this list.
I have a 180 running 7.5.1 and would like to use my ZIP drive with
it, but the
SCUSI probe won't put the Zip drive on the desktop. WHat am I dong
wrong?
I also would like to use this computer
My Reply follows quote. On 22/12/2002 22:56 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Shelley Herman)
This is my first day and first post on this list.
I have a 180 running 7.5.1 and would like to use my ZIP drive with it, but
the
SCUSI probe won't put the Zip drive on the desktop.
I would DISAGREE with Mr Dennis on this.
Yes, if you could, I'd suggest external speakers. But for general use, the
3400 is MUCH, MUCH louder than the 1400, and the acoustic clarity is
significantly better. I spent 9 years doing professional audio (ie
designing sound systems and running
Hi
I need the help of a Mac hardware Guru bigtime a short while back I was
netsurfing with my 3400 using AC power and with the battery removed. Time to
leave happend and forgetting the battery wasn't there I unplugged the
Powerbook when it was still running. Course it went out asap but now its
I was gifted a 250 Mhz G3 Powerbook (Kanga?/Lombard?) which has an
intermittent Power problem that I would like to solve. The power adapter's
shielded bayonet style plug is wobbly when it's socketed and needs to be
wedged at an angle to make a connect. It's a pain, unreliable and I don't
look so
on 12/22/02 11:30 PM, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Happy non-denominational end-of-year feast and celebration of the
winter solstice (northern hemisphere), summer solstice (southern
hemisphere), coming new year, family and friends, religious belief
system, and general merry
Please pass the barf bag. This is/has been/will be a Christian holiday. If
you don't like it, take a freakin hike..
Chanuka also happens nearby, as well, but it's not the same, obviously.
In a message dated 12/23/02 4:02:38 PM, you wrote:
Happy non-denominational end-of-year feast and
When you reset the Power Manager, did you remove the battery and unplug
the A/C?
Gary
Gary E Davis wrote:
Hi Victoria
I've done both yet it still shows a solid Sleep light
Gary
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At 12:21 PM 12/23/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed thusly:
Please pass the barf bag. This is/has been/will be a Christian holiday. If
you don't like it, take a freakin hike..
*Sure* you want to open that can o' worms? Might want to start on Mac2Mac,
if so, just so we don't drown in
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please pass the barf bag. This is/has been/will be a
Christian holiday. If
you don't like it, take a freakin hike..
Chanuka also happens nearby, as well, but it's not
the same, obviously.
Did you NOT see The Simpsons where Lisa becomes a
Buddhist? Christmas
From: David Allen
Subject: Re: Processor Speed Apple Profiler
Believe the software that came with your upgrade.
It is a common problem for Apple Profiler to have odd readouts with
non-standard CPUs. My 1400s , #1-G3/217 @ 217 and # 2-G3/333 @ 333
according to Sonnet, Powerlogix and Newertech
So says the Pope. However, like many Christian holidays, it was
conveniently scheduled at the same time as all the earlier non-Christian
holidays.
In all actuality, this holiday season of Christmas has always been
more Pagan than Christian, with it's associations of the Celtic
fertility
Uh Oh
I don't think I did that...
Thanks guy
Gary
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Hello,
I didn't see an answer before. Maybe it didn't come through.
I have a 1400c/133mhz/48mb/OS 8.6
I formatted CF card awhile back and had it working as a Virtual Memory
volume, but it no longer works.
VM in the memory control panel says VM is on with CF Drive (the name
Igave it) as the
Hi...
List of symptoms:
Initially reads the floppy just fine
Cannot read it after it has been ejected and reinserted
Floppy disk cannot be read by any other computer after it has been
initially read by my 540c
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Fran
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At 02:03 PM 12/23/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Hello,
I didn't see an answer before. Maybe it didn't come through.
snip
Anyone have a clue what's going on? Any help appreciated.
Happy Holydaze,
Ken N.
Does VM work when set back to the HD? And, does the CF card work as a
standard drive?
CF does
I have a 3400c and it is certainly quite loud. I would also say the sound
quality is quite tinny in that there isn't much in the way of bass, but that
aspect may not be so important to you as the volume. As the 3400c can be
picked up so cheaply now I would recommend it highly as the RAM can be
I was thinking of buying my wife a postage meter that automatically calculates
postage via a download through a serial port.
All of our family computers are Macs and of course have serial ports. However,
I suspect that this manufacturer--like too many--has never heard of Macs and
the serial port
At 04:48 PM 12/23/2002 -0800, you wrote:
snip
On my PB 1400, I have Virtual PC installed, so it'll run Windows 95. I'm
wondering if a download would work using the serial port on the Mac. Anyone
have any info about this?
Thanks,
Spence
The Mac serial ports are compatible with PC serial ports on
At 2:03 PM -0800 12/23/2002, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:
Hello,
I didn't see an answer before. Maybe it didn't come through.
I have a 1400c/133mhz/48mb/OS 8.6
I formatted CF card awhile back and had it working as a Virtual Memory
volume, but it no longer works.
VM in the memory control panel
At 05:26 PM 12/23/2002, Scott Holder typed thusly:
The Mac serial ports are compatible with PC serial ports on a hardware
level - they both communicate with the RS-232 standard. The main question
is going to be a matter of drivers. In all likelihood, VPC would indeed
work fine.
Minor nit here -
On Tuesday, December 24, 2002, at 01:56 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 180 running 7.5.1 and would like to use my ZIP drive with
it, but
the
SCUSI probe won't put the Zip drive on the desktop. WHat am I dong
wrong?
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I believe you will need an Iomega extension to
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