Damn. All this talk of 500-series PowerBooks is making me want to go to the
attic and put my NetBSD running, 68040 upgraded, 90 MHz 540C back into
action, instead of writing code, like I should be doing... :-P
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Whoa, did you say 90MHz? Do you mean 90/45 (as usual speed
nomenclature
Tom Lisa P wrote:
It should be noted that the 68040's clock input runs at 2x the actual
speed of the CPU, hence the dual speed nomenclature. A 66/33MHz
68040 is really only a 33MHz part.
Still, intriguing. I'll bet you clocked your bus to 45MHz with a
80/40MHz 68040 installed. ;-)
Peace,
I'm interested in your suggestions and experience regarding Mac
friendly WebHosts and Domain Registrars.
Thank you,
Cliff
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On Sunday, February 16, 2003, at 07:45AM, Cliff Rediger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm interested in your suggestions and experience regarding Mac
friendly WebHosts and Domain Registrars.
http://www.godaddy.com has very good prices, and seems to be as friendly as most.
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Tee hee... Oh boy, me too!! ;-)
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Thanks,
Drew
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Fabian Fang wrote:
On Sunday, February 16, 2003, at 07:45AM, Cliff Rediger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm interested in your suggestions and experience regarding Mac
friendly WebHosts and Domain Registrars.
http://www.godaddy.com has very good prices, and seems to be as friendly as
The best of all: JMUG.org
http://www.jmug.org
Mac techs, Mac servers
Jim
Cliff Rediger wrote:
I'm interested in your suggestions and experience regarding Mac
friendly WebHosts and Domain Registrars.
Thank you,
Cliff
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At 4:01 PM -0800 2/15/03, Alan O'Neil wrote:
Sorry to post again, but I am still not clear on what to do. I just got a
PB500 battery, which is not seen in my PB 540c. I will go to the Shack this
week and buy a 9.6v RC battery an use it if I can get a personal
confirmation that this will in fact
On Friday, February 14, 2003, at 09:00 PM, Gary Sparkes wrote:
shreve?
Shreve Systems http://www.shrevesystems.com They used to be a big
used Apple parts and systems dealer with high prices and sometimes good
deals. They got out of the computer business a few months back, but
still have
Might I suggest ItsAMac at http://www.itsamac.com. I used them for a
corporate site and they were great. You can host on OS 9 or OS X.
Plus, they are very reasonable.
HTH...
Chris Malanga
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On Sunday, February 16, 2003, at 01:36 PM, (PowerBooks) wrote:
From: [EMAIL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Malanga) writes:
From: Chris Malanga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 15:07:52 -0500
Might I suggest ItsAMac at http://www.itsamac.com. I used them for a
corporate site and they were great. You can host on OS 9 or OS X.
Plus, they are very reasonable.
Now
I've had great success with Global Village units. I especially like the GV
Ethernet/56 k modem card. Allows use of the easy to use GV software. I can either
connect via ethernet to my network (standard cat5 RJ45 cable) or phone lines for
modem use. (standard phone cable) It costs a bit more than
What I want to do:
Mirror my drive on to a new drive.
Is there a connector to hookup an _internal_ drive to a PB 1400 through the
card slot?
Ken N.
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Don't know about the PC card slot, but I've heard of IDE to SCSI adapters,
assuming you can find a way to power the drive, I guess that could work, but
I have a feeling their price is more designed for permanent use...
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john
On 17/2/03 10:59 AM, Ken Norris (dialup) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
this is one bad pickle
I didn't say before but I got to the extension manager using the space
bar, then turned off the Time sync extension and continued booting only
to get a different extension error (HP Background...) rebooted again
back to the ext mgr, turned off that one, and got a
My limited understanding of ATA drives is that the computer looks on the
'master ATA' drive first, then the secondary. You would probably have to set
your powerbook HD to slave mode (using jumpers on the disk itself).
Otherwise, like you say, the computer may start-up off the powerbook drive,
or
OK, suppose I pull it from the PB and plug it into my G4 tower as a
secondary drive. What will happen when I boot the G4. Will it know it isn't
the startup drive?
You'd have to buy a IDE 3.5 to 2.5 cable converter for sure- no big deal,
$4 online from Computer Geeks or $10-14 from a local
Bigger Q is whether on your G4, did Apple get around to finally using a
real IDE controller or their half-umm...way desktop implementation that
only allows one IDE device per channel and not a true master/slave combo
like all other ATAPI/IDE controllers on the planet. It might have started
to be
Hi!
I'm using my recently bought PB 190cs, with OS 8.1 and 40Mb RAM, no Virtual
Memory.
But found that Eudora 3 is a bit outdated. I need something that reads
e-mail formatted with HTML.
I d/l'ed v4.2.1 (68K ) from Eudora, but during expansion, StuffIt warned
about some damage.
Tried to use the
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