My puppy gave his opinion about all the time I've been
tinkering with the PB lately by chewing up the non
replaceable part of my 5300 powerbook 45w power
adapter part no M3037.
Eek! I hope it wasn't plugged in at the time... But there's nothing
like a little tingle on the tongue to teach the
I think I may have a spare...email for talking deal
on 1/16/03 8:37 PM, pook la roux at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Woe is me.
My puppy gave his opinion about all the time I've been
tinkering with the PB lately by chewing up the non
replaceable part of my 5300 powerbook 45w power
adapter
We've had some long-term outages with the lemlist mail server, and I've
missed a boatload of digests from the various lists.
If anyone on the list can redirect (a feature some email programs have
and others don't -- it's different from forwarding) copies of the
following digests to me, I'd
DNS IP numbers should be in the TCP/IP control panel. Typically they are
automatically assigned along with your IP number when your dial in. Since you're
running an older OS I'm not sure exactly what it looks like. It's been a few years
since I was using that old of an OS with dial-up. In
Thanks to everyone who's kept the wireless thread going this past week ... a few
questions I didn't know I had have been answered and I'll be working on getting my
3400 unleashed this weekend.
I want to install the Airport software manually, but haven't been able to locate the
TOME Viewer that
At 8:25 AM -0500 1/17/03, Tom Roth wrote:
DNS IP numbers should be in the TCP/IP control panel. Typically they are
automatically assigned along with your IP number when your dial in. Since
you're running an older OS I'm not sure exactly what it looks like. It's been
a few years since I was
On Wed, 15 Jan 2003 11:46:40, Cathy Welsh wrote:
As you
know, the old Lucent WaveLAN drivers are the only that list support for
the older machines such as our 5300cs and for OSes below OS 8.6.
Actually the MacWireless drivers also support old machines and OSes below
OS 8.6. In fact, they work
--
From: Hardy Menagh
Subject: Re; PBook Ghost Connections
With the Open Transport 1.1.2, OT PPP 1.0 setup on OS 7.x - 8.1, The PPP
panel displays the address you are connected to, pretty much the same as
Remote Access on later systems. I collected several of these
Hardy Menagh wrote:
Good stuff Tom. I easily found MacPing here:
http://www.dartware.com/macping/demoform.html and will check it out when
I connect with a PowerBook later.
A more useful tool is OTTool, from Neon SOftware:
ftp://ftp2.neon.com/pub/goodies/OTTool121.sit.hqx it does DNS
I notice that as I type in an URL, sometimes a window pops up below it
with some suggested URLs. Is there a way to add or subtract from that
list?
Gp to Preferences-Web Browser-Browser Display and uncheck Use Address Auto
Complete.
I did this cause it got annoying.
--
PowerBooks is
At 10:13 AM -0700 1/17/03, Bruce Johnson wrote:
A more useful tool is OTTool, from Neon SOftware:
ftp://ftp2.neon.com/pub/goodies/OTTool121.sit.hqx it does DNS lookup,
ping, traceroute, a scanner...very useful tool indeed.
Ok, if I don't ask some stupid questions, I will never elevate myself out
Hey there:
I just had a thought. It's not going to be easy to get you a pic of the
screen for a bunch of reason, not the least that the flaw is very small...
We could do the deal through and Escrow service and split the cost. You send
them the money and they hold it. I send you the machine. You
On Friday, January 17, 2003, at 10:08 AM, Matthew Guemple wrote:
We could do the deal through and Escrow service and split the cost.
You send
them the money and they hold it. I send you the machine. You have
say... 2
days to make sure it's cool, if not you send it back, if you like it
My bad, that was intended to be off list.
But you are right, I guess if someone really wants to rip you off they can.
That's one of the reasons I try and sell stuff on the lists I'm on, instead
of Ebay (last resort). The people who bother to subscribe and pay attention
to these list tend to be
Cool, yet another utility to add to my collection. Looks similar to WhatRoute in
functions. Still, you can't beat MacPing for it's simplicity.
~tom
--
From: Bruce Johnson
Subject: Re: Re; PBook Ghost Connections
A more useful tool is OTTool, from Neon SOftware:
--
From: Hardy Menagh
Ok, if I don't ask some stupid questions, I will never elevate myself out
of the slime (or maybe I just need a shower). What is the difference
between a DNS and an IP address.
The DNS will be an IP address but when you dial-up, your Mac is also
At 1:55 PM -0500 1/17/2003, Tom Roth wrote:
even try going to apple's website via the IP number instead of name.
Instead of:
http://www.apple.com/
Try:
http://17.112.152.32/
If using the name doesn't work but using the IP address does, then it's a
DNS problem. If neither works then you have
...haven't been able to locate the TOME Viewer that...
Lots of hits in Google for tomeviewer search.
What it is, is TomeViewer 1.3d etc.
-David
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PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A |
-- Canon
Thanks to everyone who responded to my late night cry
of anguish over my power adapter. No, the computer
wasn't plugged in when the little dickens got to it.
Puupy is a pick pocket, gotta watch 'im or he will get
things out of coat pockets and purses. The gear bag
was sitting on the floor, he
Thanks to someone on the list (you know who you are), I have recevied
copies of all the missing digests.
Dan the listmom
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PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A |
-- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras
David Deckert wrote:
There was speculation earlier as to whether or not it was possible the
card was bad despite being fully recognized by the computer, which is
why I was reluctant to track down a PC laptop to test the setup with. I
can still do that.
That could well be more than
Tyler,
I'm not sure I understood from your post ...
Do the MacWireless drivers support the Lucent/Orinoco cards? Or just the MacWireless
card? Is it just a relabeled Lucent/Orinoco card?
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
Subject: Re: more wireless Q's
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 03 09:47:58 -0500
Tyler,
I'm not sure I understood from your post ...
Do the MacWireless drivers support the Lucent/Orinoco cards? Or just the MacWireless
card? Is it just a relabeled Lucent/Orinoco card?
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
Subject: Re: more wireless Q's
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 03 09:47:58 -0500
That's a lucky dog! Sounds cute though. You got pictures? ;-)
I need to read over all the IR related posts, because
my guess is you've already covered my issues, but
here's where I am with the IR situation. I have the
5300 and I have a 6500 desktop. They both run 8.6 I
have a Farallon IRdock,
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's a lucky dog! Sounds cute though. You got pictures? ;-)
This is as close as any of us can get
to sending a picture of our pets to the
LEM lists.
Joe
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.- ; -.
/ /`_ / \
This is as close as any of us can get
to sending a picture of our pets to the
LEM lists.
Joe
LOL!
Ha, well, I meant a picture on a website somewhere that we could
cruise to at our leisure... ;-)
Peace,
Drew
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http://homepage.mac.com/alk/
There are of course many problems connected with
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 14:39:26 -0600
From: Jim Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Wireless 1400
I recently
found Avaya posted a set of Beta 7.2 Drivers. These are supposed to
work with the 1400 if you are running OS 8.6 or higher.. but I'm
currently at OS
8.1 so I'll have to upgrade and let
At 3:36 PM -0700 1/17/2003, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
There's speculation that the hardware can do IrDA, but Apple never
wrote the driver for it. In any case, you can't use IrDA on the 5300
or 1400, but IRTalk will work fine. (Actually, I'm pretty sure that
all PowerBooks - except maybe late model
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: adapter woe resolved and setting up IR
That's a lucky dog! Sounds cute though. You got
pictures? ;-)
Of course I do! And he is very cute. I'll put together
a puppy page (didn't I just read on the MacAddict site
about some kind of pet
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 09:10:09 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TOME Viewer / Wireless on 3400 / Silver to Gold?
And, WOW, you can turn a WaveLAN Silver into Gold??? ... I haven't
had a chance to Google for info on this yet, but has anyone here
tried it?
my understanding is that the new
There was speculation earlier as to whether or not it was possible the
card was bad despite being fully recognized by the computer, which is
why I was reluctant to track down a PC laptop to test the setup with. I
can still do that.
Since I'm maintaining the 3C589 1400 driver, I'd love to
From xlr8yourmac.com
(I've done it--works great--I even installed 9.2.2 on mine--then the
Airport update installs.
Gary
As before, all I did was extract the Airport extension, the control
strip module, and the Airport PC Card extension from the installer file
using Tomeviewer. I threw them
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