There's a chain near me called Camille's Cafe that offers free Wifi
connections, and me and my PPC'd PB 520 are not only regulars there, but
the manager tells me that only a handful of people have taken advantage of
the connections since they opened.
Later.Howard
Has anyone tried using a faster HD in a 17 in. PB ? I have the orig.
1 GHZ model and it came with the std. 60 GB 4200 speed drive and am
considering upgrading it to a larger size. I would like to put in a
7200 speed drive in the range of 120 GB if it is possible. Has anyone
successfully
Buck up little soldier,
if your Ti is doing what you need done that's truely all that matters.
This ain't some LapTop Fashion Show.
You should see me romping around with my PowerBook 5300 greyscale and
my faithful Compaq Contura 400C.
The 5300 grey runs system 7.6 and my Compaq is running RedHat
I have a PPC 520 also. How do you get your to do Wifi? Are you using
the cardcage insert? Details please.
On Monday, February 2, 2004, at 09:37 AM, PowerBooks wrote:
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 06:48:10 -0600 (CST)
From: Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: was: Re: Fast PowerBook?
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
I have a PPC 520 also. How do you get your to do Wifi? Are you using
the cardcage insert? Details please.
On Monday, February 2, 2004, at 09:37 AM, PowerBooks wrote:
Donna, look for my reply offlist. :)
Later.Howard
I am trying to get my PowerBook 3400 up and running with a WiFi card.
I have tried both an Lucent Orinoco Silver card and a Lucent Wavelan
Silver card (my understanding is that these are exactly the same except
for the branding.)
I have tried as many combinations I can think of the following:
- OS
test
ignore
delete
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I am trying to get my PowerBook 3400 up and running with a WiFi card.
Can't help with WiFi, but have you tried FireWire on your 3400? I'm
looking for someone to swap notes with before I try this. USB is
fine so far.
BTW, you can use OT and Finder from 9.2 in 9.1 with no problems.
Seems a
Greetings. I have a PB3400c running OS 9.2.2, 80MB RAM. I was
downloading and installing some software from the internet via
ethernet. I did a restart with the ethernet cable still connected. It
took a couple-three minutes to get my cursor back even though the
desktop (Finder) appeared to be
From: Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: was: Re: Fast PowerBook?
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 19:49:58 -0800 (PST)
Heck, I have a Commodore 128 on my desk (granted, next to a dual 1.25GHz
G4, but it's still on my desk). I'm *proud* to unleash my sleek 1400 with
a wacky design on the top cover
My guess is that the two would be about equal in speed. The CPU in the 1400c
is going to be faster, but the entire subsystem of the Kanga is much
faster--better graphics, better disk controller, PCI architecture. It's
probably a wash, or very close to it.
The most important factor, for me, would
Heck, I have a Commodore 128 on my desk (granted, next to a dual 1.25GHz
G4, but it's still on my desk). I'm *proud* to unleash my sleek 1400 with
a wacky design on the top cover on an unsuspecting world. The loud custom
top usually gets people to come over and check it out.
I'd LOVE
Yes it took me at least 6 times to bring my battery up from 20 min to about
1 1/2 hour.
By the way, I set up a compact flash card just to do batteries. When it
does a hard shutdown, it only takes a minute for it to go through Disk
First Aid and be up and running.
By the way, I drool over you
By the way, I drool over you PB1400 users that get
2hours plus out of your
batteries. Even the new batteries (third party
company) are only good for
about 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 hours. Of course, I dont do lite
computing.
Ken Vann
What you're doing seems to be the key. I get up to
three hours of
Hi all,
I'm the proud new owner of one of those fun manta ray-looking
Farallon EtherWave Ethernet-LocalTalk transceivers. I Googled
around, but there doesn't seem to be much info about them on the web.
Mine came with an ADB cable to power the device off the ADB bus
power, but that's not
Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Hi all,
I'm the proud new owner of one of those fun manta ray-looking Farallon
EtherWave Ethernet-LocalTalk transceivers. I Googled around, but
there doesn't seem to be much info about them on the web.
Mine came with an ADB cable to power the device off the ADB bus
At 2:22 PM -0700 2/2/04, Gary F. Daught wrote:
Greetings. I have a PB3400c running OS 9.2.2, 80MB RAM. I was
downloading and installing some software from the internet via
ethernet. I did a restart with the ethernet cable still connected.
It took a couple-three minutes to get my cursor back
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