If
you want to use it to collect email and need a pcmcia cage for the modem I
would suggest keeping the 040 cpu, and not thinking about the power pc
upgrade because then you would need to find a rev C cage and they are like
ROCKING HORSE SXXX AND IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND.
Do you think a PCMCIA
DPrice wrote:
Thanks for the inquiry. The screen fades to a whitish color, right
now only after several minutes without any activity, prior to sleep.
Hope that is an adequate description. I know for a fact that the PRAM
battery is out.
Hello DPrice:
My first suggestion is to take the
JeffH wrote:
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 07:25 am, PowerBooks wrote:
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 17:53:58 -0500 (CDT)
From: Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: GV internal modem/PB 500
I've got one of these installed in my PB500, and really never had a
chance
to use
Howard R. Katz wrote:
My understanding is that the 14.4 was the only one ever made for the 5xx
series.
Later.Howard
Hello Howard:
My 540's have 19.2 internal modems, one from Apple, one from GV, there
were a few other makes. I believe that GV also made faster modems for
The PCMICIA cage for the 5xx series plugs into the left battery slot.
It's pretty specific to the blackbird series. (I was lucky to snag a
rev.c off of eBay--there's a Rev. B on there right now, but the c's show
up fairly often)
Later.Howard
In a message dated 10/1/2003 8:21:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was lucky to snag a
rev.c off of eBay--there's a Rev. B on there right now, but the c's show
up fairly often)
What do the Rev. C's go for these days?
Also, I hear that once you wrangle a Rev C. cage
The one and only internal modem ever made for the PowerBook 500 series was
the Global Village PowerPort Mercury 19.2 Kbps speed V.42 bis modem. It was
about the most advanced modem of it's day for that speed and with appropriate
compression and clean phone lines it actually delivers about the
Hi Listers,
I've just acquired the skyline wireless pc card. The card with asante driver can see
my network but when I input the required network password, it gives back garbage
signals like [EMAIL PROTECTED] , rectangular boxex etc...Do I need to enter pwd in
other forms like Hex..? (if yes,
In a message dated 9/30/03 9:27:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What's their URL? www.e-bone.com didn't work
Sorry, e-bone is a 'Net-centric euphamism for eBay.
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In a message dated 9/30/03 5:55:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I knew the 14.4 came into it somehow. I still need to download those drivers
and get mine up and running. :)
Sadly, the basic driver package is not available for downloading. You have to
have a friend make a copy for you as
In a message dated 10/1/03 7:41:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I can ever get a rev 'C' I intend to find out the differences, with luck
it may be possible to bring rev A/B cardcages up to rev 'C' without too much
work.
The Rev. B card is simply the Rev. A card with several trace cuts,
In a message dated 10/1/03 9:47:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Shreve Systems was selling these modems in full retail packs around last
Christmas time (about the time of their so-called liquidation sale) for $5,
and those came with the fully updated (i.e., PowerMac ready) version of the
Good Day,
I'm brand new to the list. I was pointed here by Drew at alksoft.com.
Having spend a bit of time yesterday trolling through the archives for
this list, I was surprised to not find any mention of the Farralon
AirDock.
I have had one for nearly 7 years now and I'm prepared to call that
Can anyone tell me the address that Apple gave you to send these machines
to? I'm boxing mine up myself and lost it.
Scott
On 9/29/03 4:35 PM, Tom Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For all you procrastinators out there, the REA for the 5300 ends
Tuesday, Sept. 30 (tomorrow, depending on when
Thanks to JeffH, I downloaded the configuration files, and finally got
ProTerm Mac to recognize the modem, dial out and make a connection--so,
I'll be able to surf via my shell account from the hotel room tomorrow
nite. Thanks to everyone for their input!
Later.Howard
Thanks to JeffH, I downloaded the configuration files, and finally got
ProTerm Mac to recognize the modem, dial out and make a connection--so,
I'll be able to surf via my shell account from the hotel room tomorrow
nite. Thanks to everyone for their input!
Later.Howard
The manual (on the disk) talks about having to input in hex and gives a
hexadecimal conversion chart. I don't have the manual with me (disk or
the printout I made) but I think the hex was only necessary for a couple
of situations. (the 3 WiFi networks I've connected to so far have all
been open
-Original Message-
From: Howard R. Katz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The manual (on the disk) talks about having to input in hex and gives a
hexadecimal conversion chart.
I'll bring the manual disk to open by win's at work since I cannot install the Acrobat
into the 3400 (don't have
sorry for the trouble - I tried to unsubscribe to this list but it
doesnt work -
k
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Anthony Vo wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Howard R. Katz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The manual (on the disk) talks about having to input in hex and gives a
hexadecimal conversion chart.
I'll bring the manual disk to open by win's at work since I cannot install the Acrobat
into the 3400
Can anyone tell me the address that Apple gave you to send these machines
to? I'm boxing mine up myself and lost it.
Scott
Scott, you're almost certainly SOL, I'm sorry to say. AFAIK, you *must*
follow Apple's procedure, outlined on their web page. That means staying
on the line forever
I got my 5300c/100 back from Apple REA yesterday; I sent it back one more
time before the deadline because the power connector broke off again. They
replaced the logic board and even replaced some of the case plastics again
even though they were fine--it looks like they improved the quality again.
At 4:17 PM -0500 10/1/03, Jim Oiler wrote:
Good Day,
I'm brand new to the list. I was pointed here by Drew at alksoft.com.
Having spend a bit of time yesterday trolling through the archives
for this list, I was surprised to not find any mention of the
Farralon AirDock.
I have had one for nearly
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