Re: 3400 phone line?

the plug on the back is a combo ethernet/rjll jack. Either will fit and work; it's autosensing. Gary Bob Williams wrote: > I just bought a PowerBook 3400c as a backup to my old iBook. I love it > except I can't figure out how to plug in a phone line (System Profiler says > it's got an internal m

Re: Poor network performance with PB 540c AAUI

On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 03:06 pm, (PowerBooks) wrote: > Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 09:20:35 +0100 > Subject: Poor network performance with PB 540c AAUI > From: Boris Herman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi listers, > > I have a PowerBook 540c that has the AAUI

3400 phone line?

I just bought a PowerBook 3400c as a backup to my old iBook. I love it except I can't figure out how to plug in a phone line (System Profiler says it's got an internal modem). Do I need an adapter or am I missing something REALLY obvious? Thanks for any help ... -- PowerBooks is sponsored by

Re: Problematic 1400+ethernet?

I've had troubles when connecting to a switch (friends cable network) that was set to 100mb, he had to set the port to "auto" in order for me to connect. Not sure if that is the issue, but if everything seems good on the machine, I'd check the other end of the connection. -- PowerBooks is sponso

Re: 1400c battery

on 2/12/03 8:59 AM, bill wells at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I bought a 1400c recently and have discovered the following problem > that I would ask for list advice: When I first tried to operate with > the battery, the machine would start up but after the mac icon > appeared it would shut down. I

Re: Mac OS

>Greetings, >A question on this; once downloaded and unstuffed (the 19 parts of OS >7.5.3), is it possible to take the unstuffed parts and burn a working >installer CD? I'm thinking that the issue of using a newer faster Mac to >download the System to use on an older (aka, slower) Mac would not be

Re: Mac OS

Rob, I have a copy of that (7.5.3), as well. Made the same way as 7.5. Fran Robert Patterson wrote: >Fran, > >The downloads for System 7.5 were regular floppy images of an install set, >as you say. > >I think it's System 7.5.3 which is only available as a set of images that >must be mounted on

Re: Mac OS

Greetings, A question on this; once downloaded and unstuffed (the 19 parts of OS 7.5.3), is it possible to take the unstuffed parts and burn a working installer CD? I'm thinking that the issue of using a newer faster Mac to download the System to use on an older (aka, slower) Mac would not be an un

Re: Mac OS

Fran, The downloads for System 7.5 were regular floppy images of an install set, as you say. I think it's System 7.5.3 which is only available as a set of images that must be mounted on the desktop and installed from there. Rob > >I haven't followed this thread entirely but if the quest

Re: Newbie and PowerBook 520 Question

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Re: Newbie and PowerBook 520 Question

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Re: Newbie and PowerBook 520 Question

Yes, I have successfully put a Duo's modem into a 540c. It worked flawlessly! Hope this helps! Nick --- Dan Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey my name is Dan (obvoiusly) and I'm new to the > standard normal PowerBook > scene (Duos and iBooks dont apply i guess). > > Just recently got a Powe

Re: 1400c battery

David Allen recently said: > The "Help" menu should explain how to reset the Power Manager/PRAM. > Replacing the PRAM battery is not for the feint of heart, as it requires > taking almost the entire 1400 apart and working with very delicate wires > and connectors. The PRAM battery is located besid

Newbie and PowerBook 520 Question

Hey my name is Dan (obvoiusly) and I'm new to the standard normal PowerBook scene (Duos and iBooks dont apply i guess). Just recently got a PowerBook 520 for $40 yay. Anyway it doesnt have a modem card in what I am assuming is the modem card slot. I have a spare from some PowerBook Duos will thi

Re: Problematic 1400+ethernet?

>Hey guys, for the last 3 days I have been trying to get my ethernet to work again on my PowerBook 1400c and for the life of me I can't. The card as far >Dayna C&SS INIT (driver) > >Card: >Dayna CommuniCard Ethernet Adapter (PCMCIA) I also use a Dayna CommuniCard Ethernet Adapter (PCMCIA) with my

Re: 1400c battery

You may have a bad battery, it may need to be charged, the PRAM battery may need to be replaced, or the PRAM or Power Manager may need to be reset. Does the 1400 startup on the AC power adapter? The "Help" menu should explain how to reset the Power Manager/PRAM. Replacing the PRAM battery is not

Re: Mac OS

I haven't followed this thread entirely but if the question is about the downloadable disk images on Apple's site...I too, have made a set of floppies using them and have installed OS 7.5 on several machines this way. Is the debate about whether or not this is possible? If so, it is, even by a

Re: Mac OS

ahh... thanks anyway! > > I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the set of > > DiskCopy images available on the Apple site is not designed to make > > individual floppy disks, but the images are instead designed to be mounted > > on the desktop and installed directly from the

Re: 1400c battery

What kind of battery is it? Some can be rebuilt. You can take to any battery shop and they can test it. John Brownsberger on 2/12/03 10:59 AM, bill wells at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I bought a 1400c recently and have discovered the following problem > that I would ask for list advice: When

Re: Poor network performance with PB 540c AAUI

> Hi listers, > >I have a PowerBook 540c that has the AAUI port built-in and the AAUI >to RJ45 transciever. I was wondering what kind of performance should >I expect on that setup? I don't think I get more than like 150 Kb/s >maximum and more like 30-50 Kb/s. Would it make sense to get a >diff

Re: Belkin Notebook 10/100 16 bit PC Card

Le 12/02/03 16:45, « Clark Martin » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > Does it appear on the desktop? If so then it's a software issue > (AFAIK). 9.1 won't recognize it unless the drivers are installed. No it does'nt appear on the desktop. But I don't try to re-install Mac OS with the card. I'll

Re: Problematic 1400+ethernet?

>Extensions: (running OS9.1 now) >Apple Built-in Ethernet >Apple Enet >Ethernet (Built In) >EtherTalk Phase 2 >Dayna C&SS INIT (driver) > >Card: >Dayna CommuniCard Ethernet Adapter (PCMCIA) > This might sound silly, but did you try re-installing the driver for the card after upgrading to 9.1? So

Re: Problematic 1400+ethernet?

My Reply follows quote. On 12/02/2003 08:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Hey guys, for the last 3 days I have been trying to get my ethernet to work >again on my PowerBook 1400c and for the life of me I can't. The card as far >as I know is good (worked the last time

Re: Mac OS

Victoria, Did you make the floppy disks AFTER the images were mounted on the desktop? I didn't think there was a way to make the images directly into disks. Rob >> DiskCopy images available on the Apple site is not designed to make >> individual floppy disks, but the images are instead d

Re: Mac OS

On 2003-02-12 02:25, "Robert Patterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the set of > DiskCopy images available on the Apple site is not designed to make > individual floppy disks, but the images are instead designed to be mounted > on the d

Problematic 1400+ethernet?

Hey guys, for the last 3 days I have been trying to get my ethernet to work again on my PowerBook 1400c and for the life of me I can't. The card as far as I know is good (worked the last time I used it) but ever since I wiped the hard drive and installed OS9 it never worked again. I even went ba

Re: Poor network performance with PB 540c AAUI

At 9:20 AM +0100 2/12/2003, Boris Herman wrote: >Hi listers, > >I have a PowerBook 540c that has the AAUI port built-in and the AAUI to >RJ45 transciever. I was wondering what kind of performance should I >expect on that setup? I don't think I get more than like 150 Kb/s >maximum and more like 30-5

Re: Belkin Notebook 10/100 16 bit PC Card

At 1:48 PM +0100 2/12/2003, Edmond AUGIER wrote: Le 12/02/03 7:04, « Clark Martin » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : PC Cards (PCMCIA) are at least 16 bits, Card Bus, a superset of PC Card is 32 bits. Early power books (up to the 3400) can only use 16 bit PC Cards and not Card Bus. G3 Series a

Re: pb 3400c behaving strange

> someone here > suggested epoxy > glue after the soldering is done - but that could > make the mobo > itself crack ? That could have been me. I was a Toshiba tech for awhile for Toshiba laptops and there are a few models which had problems with power connectors getting loose on the board. T

1400c battery

I bought a 1400c recently and have discovered the following problem that I would ask for list advice: When I first tried to operate with the battery, the machine would start up but after the mac icon appeared it would shut down. I used Disk Recondition and still the same problem. Before I ditc

Re: Mac OS

on 2/11/03 5:25 PM, Robert Patterson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I believe the set of > DiskCopy images available on the Apple site is not designed to make > individual floppy disks, but the images are instead designed to be mounted > on the desktop and installed directly from there. Maybe so,

Re: Belkin Notebook 10/100 16 bit PC Card

Le 12/02/03 7:04, « Clark Martin » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > PC Cards (PCMCIA) are at least 16 bits, Card Bus, a superset of PC > Card is 32 bits. Early power books (up to the 3400) can only use 16 > bit PC Cards and not Card Bus. G3 Series and above can take Card Bus > (32 bit) or earlier

Poor network performance with PB 540c AAUI

Hi listers, I have a PowerBook 540c that has the AAUI port built-in and the AAUI to RJ45 transciever. I was wondering what kind of performance should I expect on that setup? I don't think I get more than like 150 Kb/s maximum and more like 30-50 Kb/s. Would it make sense to get a different tra