I just got a powerbook 160 for 5 bucks, and when i turn it on, it boots to macos and
everything, then a screen comes up and says that the powerbook needs to be returned to
the original owner, and a award is offered...it has some bogus phone number and
address, is there a way to remove this? if i
At 6:10 PM -0400 7/31/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
n a message dated 7/31/04 2:47:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The drive heads are likely dirty. You could try a cleaning floppy to fix
it. Clark Martin
The floppy drive mechanism is most likely bad. I suggest finding a
replacement on Ebay. M
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 07:09 PM, Matt White wrote:
You can put a ethernet card in the 1400 and some DSL going!!
no, not for this purpose; the console dumps to the serial port of the
unix box; to read it, I have to be hooked to the serial port of the box
at 155k baud 8 N 1 via null mo
You can put a ethernet card in the 1400 and some DSL going!!
Brian wrote:
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 06:32 PM, Brian wrote:
once again, I've not seen the first one appear yet.
Just a note, since the 30th, the mail headers show mail from maclaunch
marked as "untrusted sender":
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Subject:
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 06:32 PM, Brian wrote:
once again, I've not seen the first one appear yet.
Just a note, since the 30th, the mail headers show mail from maclaunch
marked as "untrusted sender":
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Subject: MS intelli mouse explorer
Reply-To: "G-List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 07:29 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
ProTerm Mac (http://www.intrec.com) can be set for a higher rate. I
use a
baud rate of 230400 when I boot the program up for telnetting, and it
can
be set this high for direct/dialup connections. I suspect that the
serial
port may
once again, I've not seen the first one appear yet.
I occasionally need to hook to the serial console on a headless unix
box, and I can't seem to use my 1400 for this as the needed baud rate
(nullmodem connection) is 115200 and the fastest option in ZTerm is
57600 or so... the highest r
n a message dated 7/31/04 2:47:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The drive heads are likely dirty. You could try a cleaning floppy to fix
it. Clark Martin
The floppy drive mechanism is most likely bad. I suggest finding a
replacement on Ebay. Mad Dog>>
Thank you Clark and Mad Dog for your
Surely someone knows the answer to this? I'm really scratching my
head on this one.
Should I be able get full-screen video display on my PB3400 with a
zoomed-video card?
Cos if so, I've done something wrong here. It breaks up if I go
bigger than about 3 inches square.
Any scraps of wisdom gr
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 06:17 AM, gf sciacca wrote:
Thinking about obscurities, perhaps a problem when entering some
carachters of a MAC address in the router configuration iof the
web interface, or that the MAC address of the machine is
reported corrupted when reading it from TCP/IP contro
> The logic boards are identical between the 520/540 series. Certainly
> swapping in known-good LB is an excellent test. However, I'd try some
> easier things first (one thing at a time of course), swapping the HD,
> the ram, the processor, etc.
> I also forget the exact problem - did you say Appl
On Sat, 31 Jul 2004, Brian wrote:
>
> I occasionally need to hook to the serial console on a headless unix
> box, and I can't seem to use my 1400 for this as the needed baud rate
> (nullmodem connection) is 115200 and the fastest option in ZTerm is
> 57600 or so... the highest rate is ghosted.
I occasionally need to hook to the serial console on a headless unix
box, and I can't seem to use my 1400 for this as the needed baud rate
(nullmodem connection) is 115200 and the fastest option in ZTerm is
57600 or so... the highest rate is ghosted...
Is the serial really that limited on the 1
The message needs to be forwarded to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve Brown
On Friday, July 30, 2004, at 02:40 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
This, or similar messages are circulating. They are obviously fake,
but does anybody know more detailed info on this thing?
Ben
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