Hello all.
I have a PB 170 with 2 okay batteries (I plan on getting a Metal Hydride). The thing
is, I think I'm running into memory effect. I had
a program a few years ago that would keep the battery on beyond the warning prompts.
I lost the program ( I think that
happened when I tried
On Saturday, April 24, 2004, at 10:31PM, Dan Palka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I put a brand new 40gb seagate
hd in my 3400c - but now sometimes it doesnt want to boot on the first try.
i have to hard reset and then restart
what is this all about? does it have soemthng to do with the 8mb cache?
Greetings All:
The subject line tells it all. I'm looking for a drop
calender for the Menu Bar similar to Calender 1.2 for the Control
Strip. Your suggestions please.
JimWG
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At 03:41 PM -0400 04/24/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A while ago, I tried and failed to get my 190 to see a CD drive I
plugged into its SCSI port. This despite the fact the Wallstreet
would see it.
It just occurred to me -- wasn't it the case that some Mac's
explicitly looked for Apple-scat
On Sunday, April 25, 2004, at 07:06AM, jimwg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a drop
calender for the Menu Bar similar to Calender 1.2 for the Control
Strip. Your suggestions please.
Something like the shareware Calendar Menu?
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/789
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Hello,
I saw an post about a powerbook 15 gb hard disk, but the seller said
it would only fit the newer machines and not the 5300, 3400, etc.
Could someone please tell me what has changed in the newer hard
drive design? I know there are varying heights, but that has not
made a difference in the
on 25/04/04 16:36, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I know, the 3400c has the newer mounting screw
configuration, so any drive made recently should fit just fine. The
5300, 190, and 2300 (don't know about the 1400) have the mount points
in the wrong spot.
The 1400 houses
At 02:02 AM -0500 04/25/2004, Phillip Young wrote:
I have a PB 170 with 2 okay batteries (I plan on getting a Metal
Hydride). The thing is, I think I'm running into memory effect. I
had
a program a few years ago that would keep the battery on beyond the
warning prompts. I lost the program (
At 06:42 AM -0700 04/23/2004, MacAddictvja wrote:
I have a similar problem with my 540c. About one inch from the bottom of the
screen, there is a line, which makes it difficult to read text when the line
crosses through the words.
Probably a burned out edge/control diode, in the LCD screen.
Hate
Hi,
Before they changed the idisk, so you couldn't use it with OS 9, I had set it
up to always connect on start up, which in hindsight was the wrong thing to do. Well
now every-time I boot up my 1400 it searches for idisk, I have to quit the finder in
order to complete the bootup. Does
Hi all,
Yersinia hath inspired me. :) Layin in my roomrubble is an old
PowerBook 190cs. Belonged to my housemates; they dragged it for
thousands of miles in their RV. Then their 9yro (at the time)
grandson beat on it for a few years. In its nice leather case, it's
been holding up the dust
Dan writes,
Yersinia hath inspired me. :) Layin in my roomrubble is an old
PowerBook 190cs. Belonged to my housemates; they dragged it for
thousands of miles in their RV. Then their 9yro (at the time)
grandson beat on it for a few years. In its nice leather case, it's
been holding up the
Ooops!
Dan (and anyone else who wants batteries for a 190) -- the specific
battery you want is the PowerBook Rechargeable Battery, NiMH, model
#M3254. And, again, go to nexcomp.com to find it.
~Yersinia.
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On or about 4/24/2004 3:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] or someone
claiming such identity, wrote:
I went into Control Panels, then Extensions Manager, then checked boxes
next to Speech and Speech Manager.
Now I can get Simpletext to read text aloud, that's enough to satisfy my
curiosity for the
What is the maximum RAM in a 266mhz Wallstreet?
It says 192mb at everymac.com
But OWC lists as 512mb.
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At 02:07 PM 4/25/2004, Dan Palka wrote:
What is the maximum RAM in a 266mhz Wallstreet?
It says 192mb at everymac.com
But OWC lists as 512mb.
ISTM the 192 came from an era when 128 was as big as you could buy, and you
had an existing hard-to-reach 64M
Ramseeker lists several
They work with an unmodified Apple CD-ROM 5.3.1 extension, but they need to
have the door open until the first extensions icons appear, then I have to
close the door. Any other way, it won't be recognized.
So maybe you'll have to experiment a little, and try different CD-ROM
extensions from
You have heard the right answers from everyone, but I wanted to let you
know of an app that shows the same. Check out MacTracker at
http://www.mactracker.ca/ . This little thing has the specs on every
Mac you will ever come across. Under the Wallstreet one it shows 512
(Actual) 192 (Apple).
The 9.1 Startup Control Panel has always done this for the 1400. It
was never fixed, but addressed many times. I believe a lot of people
have swiped the 9.2 Control Panel to use (or maybe an older known
working Control Panelcan't remember).
As for iTunes. Check out:
On Sunday, April 25, 2004, at 11:36 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
As far as I know, the 3400c has the newer mounting screw
configuration, so any drive made recently should fit just fine. The
5300, 190, and 2300 (don't know about the 1400) have the mount points
in the wrong spot. It is possible
Under the Wallstreet one it shows 512 (Actual) 192 (Apple).
512 is correct, but the bottom stick must be a low-profile one, whereas
the top one may be a standard profile one.
Some SODRAMS are made such that they will short out in a Wallstreet.
An insulator (a small piece of an Avery label is
Could you be more specific? I mean, what computer is the printer attached to, what
kind of network are they on, and what kind of printer is it (brand model)?
Sure, though the more generic the instructions the better, I suppose.
I'd like to get a PB 520 running 7.5-7.6.1 working via ethernet
Hello! I have a pb 5300cs. All of a sudden, my hard drive got very loud. I t
has never done this before. It still works and everything though. Thanks! ~
Ben ~
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512 is correct, but the bottom stick must be a low-profile one, whereas
the top one may be a standard profile one.
Yep, 512 MB is the right number. I've got 384 MB in one of mine, and
192 in the other. You can buy the RAM from OWC, which I recommend,
and you can buy from standard PC retailers
Simple question...
Can Wallstreets take Lombard/Pismo Bronze Keyboards?
That would be super keen.
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Nevermind I found my own answer.
I recall seeing some 2400cs with translucent keyboards? Where did this
come from? Does/did anybody make these for the Wallstreet?
On Apr 25, 2004, at 3:50 PM, Dan Palka wrote:
Simple question...
Can Wallstreets take Lombard/Pismo Bronze Keyboards?
That
on 25/04/04 21:50, Dan Palka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simple question...
Can Wallstreets take Lombard/Pismo Bronze Keyboards?
Nope
And the Lombard and Pismo keyboards have different connectors from each
other as well.
Best wishes
Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
I recall seeing some 2400cs with translucent keyboards? Where did
this come from? Does/did anybody make these for the Wallstreet?
Japan. They were aftermarket parts. You might try MacImports.com for
keyboard replacements (well, at least they used to have 2400c
replacement keyboards), but I
Hello! I tried to bless a diffrent system folder on my pb5300cs and when i
start it up, it gets to the welcome to mac os screen, then it says: Sorry, a
system error has occured. Unimplemented Trap. To temporarily turn off
extensions, hold down the shift key. I tried taht but it said the same
My bad.
On Apr 25, 2004, at 4:03 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Dan, these questions really belong on the G-Books list. They are
off-topic here.
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To throw more fuel on the fire... IIRC, some Wallstreet G3 CPU
upgrades can only take 256 MB total (128 per slot). I'm not sure of
the reason for this, but I've heard mutterings about the ROM revision
used on the upgrades.
Perhaps Wallstreet Is, but not Wallstreet IIs.
The G3 Series doc on
To throw more fuel on the fire... IIRC, some Wallstreet G3 CPU
upgrades can only take 256 MB total (128 per slot). I'm not sure of
the reason for this, but I've heard mutterings about the ROM revision
used on the upgrades.
Perhaps Wallstreet Is, but not Wallstreet IIs.
The G3 Series doc on the
Hello! I have a pb5300 with a small scratch on the bottom of the screen. Do
they make some kind of scratch remover?? Or is it something I should just
live with?? Thanx! ~ Ben ~
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At 12:16 PM +1000 4/25/04, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
I saw an post about a powerbook 15 gb hard disk, but the seller said
it would only fit the newer machines and not the 5300, 3400, etc.
Could someone please tell me what has changed in the newer hard
drive design? I know there are varying heights,
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