At 2:28 PM -0500 8/10/04, R.A. Cantrell wrote:
Bookies,
I'm really liking this 3400c. Got 9.1 to install from a G4 book
Install OS,no probs, got IEOE 5 QT6. I am jackedinto the web via the
onboard ethernet. I put a Linksys 10/100 card in the slot and itmounted to
the desktop. Ihad it
At 11:51 PM -0500 8/9/04, Richard Adams wrote:
Hey, RA!
I looked up the Power Reset thing (it also resets the PRAM) - it is
Command - Option - P - R. Good luck finding out about the
PPC/Blackbird!
Are you sure COPR (Command-Option-P-R) is the Power Reset? It's the
standard PRAM reset on
At 3:15 PM -0800 8/9/04, martin wrote:
You're quite right Dr OM - that was sloppy of me; the PB100 had a
lead-acid battery ( heavy, but rugged; lead-acid batteries will put
up with a lot of abuse ) unlike the following PBs.
The battery style to which I referred, is the one that fits the 140,
At 7:37 AM -0500 8/10/04, R. A. Cantrell wrote:
Bookies,
I have never, not one time ever yet, used a PC Card, and don't
know all (any ) of the ways and means and terminology. Are cards
hot-swappable? Will a 10/100 card give me a big boost over the onboard
ethernet in a 3400c?
--
Cards
At 8:50 AM -0400 8/10/04, Shani, Naftali wrote:
Regardless of PC or not: 10/100 port will auto-negotiate with the far end of
your connection (hub, switch, router, modem) for the highest speed
connection.
If the other end and the media in-between are capable of supporting that
speed, and your
on 8/11/04 12:01 AM, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the driver is installed it
will do something, typically open the relevant control panel. If no
driver is installed I believe you get a warning to that affect.
Thanks Clark,
It opens the TCP/IP control panel,
Does any body know if you put a 166 mhz card in a 133 mhz machine? I have
heard that it will work and it will not work. I tried one in my and it did
not work. Does anybody know how to make one work?
Thanks.
Jim
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PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog
on 11/08/04 15:13, Jim at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does any body know if you put a 166 mhz card in a 133 mhz machine? I have
heard that it will work and it will not work. I tried one in my and it did
not work. Does anybody know how to make one work?
This has been discussed in the past and
The PPC cards created for the Blackbird were made by 2
companies...Sonnetts (sold as an Apple upgrade) and Newer Technologies.
Both companies used the PPC 603e processors. Sonnetts ran around 117mhz
with 8mb ram and Newer had at least 2 different upgrades. One ran at
167mhz with 8mb ram and the
on 11/08/04 15:57, Mattox, Thoma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PPC cards created for the Blackbird were made by 2
companies...Sonnetts (sold as an Apple upgrade) and Newer Technologies.
Both companies used the PPC 603e processors. Sonnetts ran around 117mhz
with 8mb ram and Newer had at
Does any body know if you put a 166 mhz card in a 133 mhz machine? I have
heard that it will work and it will not work. I tried one in my and it did
not work. Does anybody know how to make one work?
The 166 has a different motherboard.
I have tried swaps and I believe they worked.
However, I
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
I thought there was a 100 as well
There was, but not by a third-party manufacturer that I've found info on.
Apple made a 100 mhz upgrade card--and one is residing in my PPC'd 520c
right now. :)
Later.Howard
Apple made a 100 mhz upgrade card--and one is residing in my PPC'd 520c
right now.
The Apple upgrade is 100 MHz (three times the 33.... MHz bus speed).
The third-party upgrades used different multipliers: 3.5X gave you 116.67
MHz, 4X gave you 133.33 MHz, and 5.5X gave you 183.33 MHz.
In a message dated 8/11/2004 1:07:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The third-party upgrades used different multipliers: 3.5X gave you 116.67
MHz, 4X gave you 133.33 MHz, and 5.5X gave you 183.33 MHz. There may have
been a 5X at 166.67 MHz, too.
Yep... there was a
I'm not sure at all, Clark, but this is what I read in one of my Mac books.
I don't recall seeing anything separate/different, but just 'cuz I don't
know about it, sure don't mean that it doesn't exist.
Ciao!
Richard
From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Does any body know if you put a 166 mhz card in a 133 mhz machine? I have
heard that it will work and it will not work. I tried one in my and it did
not work. Does anybody know how to make one work?
Thanks.
Jim
Unless your 1400 has the newer ROMs, you cant use the 166 CPU. You
can rework the CPU
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