Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone had any experience in using the
PCMCIA adapter on a PB500 series 'book with a WiFi card?
and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is it possible to use a WiFi card in a 5300??
The answer to both is yes. Do a search of the list's archives for
details, wifi support
does anybody know how to setup the internet with a 'book 145? i have
ask people and nobody can tell me. i know how to setup a duo but i
cant figure this one out.
You can go to JAG's House
http://www.jagshouse.com
and scroll down for the instructions on Get Your Compact Mac on the
Web. These
In a nutshell however, the best choice seems to be cards based on the
Lucent chipsets, branded as Lucent, orinoco, Avaya, wavelan, etc.
Drivers are available here:
ftp://ftp.orinocowireless.com/pub/software/ORiNOCO/PC_Card/MacOS/
and some older versions here:
Hi Robert,
I checked the link this morning - the price is not
what you quoted. Please help us out here.
Thanks
George
I just took advantage of what I consider a great
deal on a NEW Proxim
(was Farallon) Skyline 802.11b 11 MB/sec wifi card:
Sorry, Robert. I should have looked on
pricegrabber.com.
Thanks
George
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Clark,
greetings.. is it possible to use a WiFi card in a 5300??
Absolutely. I have an Orinoco card in mine, works just fine.
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Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds Cardbus and
3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which may or may not be
necessary to make it cardbus complient), the cardbus dremel tool slot grinding tip
(which may not work because it doesn't always seat
Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds
Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
may or may not be necessary to make it cardbus complient), the
Hopefully the following may help. Like many, spending $100.00 to upgrade
the cardbus didn't
Hi Don,
Here's an awesome table - scroll to right to see Mac
compatibility.
http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/HardwareComparison
Last modified Aug.15.
Best
George
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Just a simpleminded question for all you 3400 experts. After a moderate
period of nonuse (3 mo.) I tried to start up my 3400c powerbook. The
battery used was fully charged. No bong, no startup. I frantically looked
through my user manual and found instructions to hook it up via the
external
As for the 802.11 thing...
Less than one day ago we were talking about wifi on 68k powerbooks. The
same cards discussed in those emails work in the 3400c.
My 3400c has not been upgraded to cardbus, and works with my Proxim Orinoco
card that I purchased new.
on 8/21/03 11:56 AM, D. Wakefield
Gerald:
I had a similar problem a while back. Doing a reset (using the button on
the back) fixed it... and of course, I was hooked up then to the AC adapter.
Gary
Gerald R. Homeyer wrote:
Just a simpleminded question for all you 3400 experts. After a moderate
period of nonuse (3 mo.) I tried
Check out: http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
I use a SilverLan card in my noncardbus 3400 with no problems.
Gary
D. Wakefield (DTP etc!) wrote:
Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
Don wrote:
Can a 3400 utilize: Firewire, USB 1 or preferably 2, and 802.11 by way of
its card slots?
If so, EXACTLY HOW? (as in recommended brands or software versions or the
mechanical enhancements which are required)
Don,
For both my Kanga and 240mhz 3400c I'm using a Belkin USB PCMCIA
Don Wakefield wrote:
Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds
Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
may or may not be necessary to make it cardbus complient), the cardbus
dremel tool slot grinding tip (which may not work because it
on 8/21/03 3:15 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All PBs 3400 are cardbus capable, however without modifying the cage or
card they cannot physically accept a cardbus card.
Visit my page for a report on some of what I was able to do with a
_stock_ 3400:
Thanks, Dan K.
I saw a Cardbus card cage on eBay (it came from a
Wallstreet). Would it be possible to install it in a
3400, etc.?
Thanks
George
--- Dan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All PBs 3400 are cardbus capable, however without
modifying the cage or
card they cannot physically accept a
Speaking of wifi cards, anyone have or use one of these Proxim Harmony
series cards?:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo
=579897sku=C26-1076%20P
$15 for an 802.11b WiFi card looks to be a pretty-darn-good deal, but I
can't find any trace of MacOS support
Along these same lines, I have been searchin' for a Rev. C pcmcia cage for my 167mhz
PB 540
I was wonderin' if any of you have some idea of pricing that U can share with me? And
IF I decide to get rid of my rev.B, what doe sit usually pull on the SwapList or Ebay?
And while we're talking
Dan, I contacted Proxim today and they sent me an html
email with links to drivers. I will forward it to you,
ok? Please let us know how you make out.
Best
George
--- Dan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of wifi cards, anyone have or use one of
these Proxim Harmony
series cards?:
well, i have a mystery PB, its a 550 made in asia, its a pretty cool
laptop, i bought it at a online auction for $5 plus $10 shipping, does
anybody know anything special about it?
thanks
On Thursday, August 21, 2003, at 09:04 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
Dan, I contacted Proxim today and
It is a special machine indeed.
It has a full 68040 processor instead of the FPU-less ones found in 520 and
540s. I think it has a bigger display as well.
Also it is a darker color.
Thats all I can remember off the top of my head.
on 8/21/03 11:10 PM, Sandra Coolsen at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i guess it is, i was told that it is something like a duo 'book.
On Thursday, August 21, 2003, at 09:19 PM, Dan Palka wrote:
It is a special machine indeed.
It has a full 68040 processor instead of the FPU-less ones found in
520 and
540s. I think it has a bigger display as well.
Also it is a
nah...
its nothing like a duo
owning a duo is a real treat (i have one!)
on 8/21/03 11:49 PM, Sandra Coolsen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i guess it is, i was told that it is something like a duo 'book.
On Thursday, August 21, 2003, at 09:19 PM, Dan Palka wrote:
It is a special machine
a friend of mine is giving me a duo 230 all setup for internet for
free(i have to pay shipping) but hey its free!
On Thursday, August 21, 2003, at 10:17 PM, Dan Palka wrote:
nah...
its nothing like a duo
owning a duo is a real treat (i have one!)
on 8/21/03 11:49 PM, Sandra Coolsen at [EMAIL
In a message dated 8/21/03 6:11:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
well, i have a mystery PB, its a 550 made in asia, its a pretty cool laptop,
i bought it at a online auction for $5 plus $10 shipping, does anybody know
anything special about it?
Very rare.
A Japan-only machine.
Sells to
duos are hot
i have a lot of experience with the duos
after i got mine, i persuaded all my friends to get one of their own!
ive worked on them a lot over the past three years, 230s 270s 280s and even
2300s theres a duo for everybody in my opinion!
if you have questions that are duo specific
Speaking of wifi cards, anyone have or use one of these Proxim Harmony
series cards?:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo
=579897sku=C26-1076%20P
$15 for an 802.11b WiFi card looks to be a pretty-darn-good deal, but I
can't find any trace of MacOS support on
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