HDD

Listers, I'm new to Powerbooks and don't know sic 'em from come here. I have been going round and round with a 520c. It came to me with a 1 gig Apple Computer Inc. IBm DMCA-21080 HD and I think I've jacked it up. I can't get it to take an installation of the original 7.1 from the 520c

Patched installer for AirPort 1.3.1

Well, when you get the itch... I'm done. I'm pretty sure that I've finished the installer script correctly. You can find a patched AirPort 1.3.1 installer at the bottom of the page at: The installer should install on machines with the gestalt 306, 307

Re: 3400c adventures...

Darn formatting... Here it is again... Extract from it the following files and place them in the locations noted... Extract:Place in: - AirPort Apple Extras:AirPort AirPort Admin Utili

Re: 3400c adventures...

We should would like the directions via Viewer or the patch! :) Well, I've already managed to remove the machine dependence (actually just shifted it from G3 series to 3400, 2400, and Kanga ONLY - this installer won't work on anything else). I'm working on removing the OS 9.0.4 requirement (sin

Re: 3400c adventures...

Dan: Your mod pages for the Pismo are great! Thanks. On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 10:07 PM, Dan K wrote: Dan Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I read that the 180 and 200 mhz top out at around 225 so I shouldn't expect a gigantic speed boost on my 240 ... Nice pages o' info Dan! -- PowerBooks

Re: 3400c adventures...

Dan Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I read that the 180 and 200 mhz top out at around 225 so >I shouldn't expect a gigantic speed boost on my 240 ... Nice pages o' info Dan! My 200 runs at 240 with no problem though neither 180 I have will go that fast. Some 240s are apparently able to run up

Re: 3400c adventures...

on 12/5/03 5:33 PM, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Can't you just use Tomeviewer and extract the Airport Software?Or am >> I missing something. I'm pretty sure that's what I was doing when I >> still had 9.1 on the machine, instead of 9.2.2. > > Indeed, you can. Currently, that's

Re: Can PB1400 use PB3400 floppy drive module?

No. 1400 family laptops use their own expansion modules. On 12/5/03 7:46 PM, "Gary F. Daught" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings. Is the floppy drive module from a PowerBook 3400 > interchangeable with a 1400? I know the 3400, 190 and 5300 can all use > the same modules. but don't know about

Can PB1400 use PB3400 floppy drive module?

Greetings. Is the floppy drive module from a PowerBook 3400 interchangeable with a 1400? I know the 3400, 190 and 5300 can all use the same modules. but don't know about the 1400. Thanks. Gary Daught Tucson, Arizona [EMAIL PROTECTED] Now collecting positive Mac-related buyer/seller ratings as "g

Re: 3400c adventures...

That's neat! Thanks. Gary On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 07:33 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote: Can't you just use Tomeviewer and extract the Airport Software?Or am I missing something. I'm pretty sure that's what I was doing when I still had 9.1 on the machine, instead of 9.2.2. Indeed, you can. Cur

Re: 3400c adventures...

Can't you just use Tomeviewer and extract the Airport Software?Or am I missing something. I'm pretty sure that's what I was doing when I still had 9.1 on the machine, instead of 9.2.2. Indeed, you can. Currently, that's the only way, in fact, to install AirPort on an unsupported machine. Howev

Re: OS 9.2.2 is now on my 3400c, but...

Not if the HD is bigger than 4 GB! - Eric. Is that true with the 3400? I thought that limit only applied to 190s/5300s and 1400s... That is, I thought that the PCI PowerBooks fixed that problem. Peace, Drew -- Author of ClassicStumbler email: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> web:

Re: 3400c adventures...

Can't you just use Tomeviewer and extract the Airport Software?Or am I missing something. I'm pretty sure that's what I was doing when I still had 9.1 on the machine, instead of 9.2.2. Gary On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 05:15 PM, Dan Palka wrote: That would be hot. Anyway, I've got a patched A

Re: OS 9.2.2 is now on my 3400c, but...

somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 12/4/03 10:10 AM, the entity known as Ken transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Can you put the 3400 into SCSI Disk Mode with another Mac that will run > SysWks 2? Not if the HD is bigger than 4 GB! - Eric. -- Eric Strobel ([EMAIL PROTEC

Re: 3400c adventures...

That would be hot. Anyway, I've got a patched AirPort installer around here somewhere that is 1/2-way to recognizing the 3400 as a valid machine for AirPort. I'll finish it this weekend, I think... ;-) Peace, Drew -- Author of ClassicStumbler email: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> web:

Re: 3400c adventures...

Dan, Nice site! Check out Marc Schrier's over clocking page. You can extrapolate from the info there to overclock your 3400c/240. Also, if you wanted to go just a step farther, that ORiNOCO card can run using Apple's AirPort drivers. It's an easy

Re: 3400c adventures...

Yes I plan to AIM low. I read that the 180 and 200 mhz top out at around 225 so I shouldn't expect a gigantic speed boost on my 240, but regardless that¹s far into the future I'm not doing it any time soon. On 12/5/03 6:13 AM, "Tom and Lisa P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dont count on a big boo

Re: 3400c adventures...

I am thankful that my experiments are getting great positive feedback. I was hoping LEM might feature my page. That would be so super A+ worthy. It has been so much fun working on this machine. Definetely the most fun I've had with any of my Mac projects. Still working on several things... I

Re: 3400c adventures...

I am thankful that my experiments are getting great positive feedback. I was hoping LEM might feature my page. That would be so super A+ worthy. It has been so much fun working on this machine. Definetely the most fun I've had with any of my Mac projects. Still working on several things...