They acknowledged their mistake and shipped for free to Italy the
right item. Moreover they did not want the wrong thing back. It was
only a useless 5 bucks worth thing, but I appreciated the behavior.
Seller is: www.mydigitaldiscount.com.
So I left my positive feedback. Actually seller hasn't
Here's a new one. I've got two 3400c motherboards (200MHz and
180MHz). I've gotten my 180 to boot alright (but for some reason I
can't get ethernet working - but that's a separate issue I'll deal
with later). The 200, on the other hand, just has GLOD.
Using EXACTLY the same components (the
Andrew,
I have 4 with this symptom, so if you discover the cause, let me
know, the cause is on the logic board, and like Tom, I have replaced the
PMU chip.
Roger
Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Here's a new one. I've got two 3400c motherboards (200MHz and
180MHz). I've gotten my 180 to boot alright
Hi all,
I finally obtained a replacement mob (180 Mhz). Did we
all forget our dream of getting a G3 board? If anybody
knows of a source, please let us (me) know. I think
the 240 Mhz model had a beefed up something or other.
Best
George
(If anybody wants the old mob clicker/trackpad/wrist
Hello MadDog,
A while ago, I asked on Chipdir-L -
PMU (68HC05) in an Apple PowerBook - possible to
reflash?
Here follows the only reply that I saved from a very
long thread:
As a shot in the dark cover the 6805 with black
electrical tape and try that. They where very light
sensitive.
Does anyone know how to get ActiveX enabled in iCab?
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IMHO, this would put an unfair leverage into the hands of unscrupulous buyers.
You are right, but the same sentence can be read:
this would put an unfair leverage into the hands of unscrupulous sellers
Hopefully ebay is full of **scrupulous** sellers and buyers.
Sorry for the OT, but I wanted to
OTOH . . .
I've been an eBay buyer and seller since July '98 with 100% positive
rating of 450 on 526 feedbacks (dankephoto.) I treat my buyers as I
would wish to be treated and they've reciprocated in kind.
As a seller I _always_ leave positive feedback once the item has shipped.
The buyer
I agree, but know from experience that there are MANY MORE unscrupulous
buyers than sellers...
Tom
In a message dated 9/20/04 3:46:00 PM, you wrote:
You are right, but the same sentence can be read:
this would put an unfair leverage into the hands of unscrupulous sellers
Hopefully ebay is
After reading these things on the 3400 GLOD I went to the garage to
retrieve that old 5300.
Mere speculation:
it emits the bong and then noting. No green light nor other
activity: just the classic bong. Stop.
I replaced the PRAM battery, same thing.
Tomorrow will try to replace the powerboard
What does GLOD mean
Tom
In a message dated 9/20/04 4:54:23 PM, you wrote:
After reading these things on the 3400 GLOD I went to the garage to
retrieve that old 5300.
Mere speculation:
it emits the bong and then noting. No green light nor other
activity: just the classic bong. Stop.
I
Andrew,
I have 4 with this symptom, so if you discover the cause, let me
know, the cause is on the logic board, and like Tom, I have replaced
the PMU chip.
Roger
Anyone know which IC is the voltage controller for the CPU ? Thats
my next near-random guess.
Mad Dog
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Hello MadDog,
A while ago, I asked on Chipdir-L -
PMU (68HC05) in an Apple PowerBook - possible to
reflash?
Here follows the only reply that I saved from a very
long thread:
The PMU doesnt have a reflash window. I dont think this will
help..of course, I have nothing to lose by trying it.
What does GLOD mean
Tom
Green
Light
Of
Death
originally used for describing certain symptoms on PB 2400. Now, it
can generally mean a unit that clicks, but doesnt do anyhting else.
The sleep LED sometimes comes on.
Mad Dog
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My 3400 is a gem except for a couple of quirks: When battery one is
getting low, I shut down, swap batteries, and attempt startup. Nothing
happens. It doesn't seem to matter which of the two batteries I swap
to, it won't start up. It starts up fine if I plug it in.
Secondly, after I attempt to
(Too bad about the GLOD. It looks like the 200MHz board will end up
in my pile-o-parts for the time being... Thanks anyway, guys)
Here's the new problem. I can't get the ethernet working on my
3400c. I've got it hooked into my switch, and I can select ethernet
in TCP/IP without problems.
Yeah, that sounds a lot like your PRAM battery is dead. Do you have
a voltmeter that you can use to test it?
You could also try resetting the power manager to see if that helps at all...
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Thanks. I didn't know about resetting the power manager. I'll try it
later tonight.
Mark
On Sep 20, 2004, at 7:42 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Yeah, that sounds a lot like your PRAM battery is dead. Do you have a
voltmeter that you can use to test it?
You could also try resetting the power
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