Hello,
I am getting of those these off of ebay and I was wondering, starting off,
what steps should I take to get the most out of this old beast. HD upgrades?
RAM upgrades? etc.
The cheaper the solutions, the better. Obviously, the 520 didn't cost much @
all, so I'm looking for the biggest band
Selon Coleff, Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
I am getting of those these off of ebay and I was wondering, starting off,
what steps should I take to get the most out of this old beast. HD upgrades?
RAM upgrades? etc.
The cheaper the solutions, the better. Obviously, the 520 didn't cost
i have a Powerbook 5300cs, with a Powerport Platinum Pro 28.8kbps
/10base-T ethernet without the dongle .. i wonder where to get it? ...
other thing is since u can't load any other OS on the powerbook without
a cdrom .. can someone tell what other powerbooks cdrom's r compatible
with this
I sure would like to know what a 190 internal CD-ROM is!
The 3400 and 3500s are quite a bit larger than the 5300. The only
appear to be the same in photographs.
Lets not forget that you can install Mac OS 7.5.3 using floppy disks
(19). And it's free to download from Apple's website.
On Dec
The easiest way to put a CD-ROM on a 5300 is to use an HDI-30 SCSI adapter
and an external SCSI CD-ROM. There's several of the CD-Rom's for sale on
ebay--here's one that's going for under $15 (the auction ends in just a
few hours, but there's more listed):
At 2:57 AM -0400 12/3/04, Jonathan Calderon wrote:
i have a Powerbook 5300cs, with a Powerport Platinum Pro 28.8kbps
/10base-T ethernet without the dongle .. i wonder where to get it?
... other thing is since u can't load any other OS on the powerbook
without a cdrom .. can someone tell what
Thanks for the advice :)
My main goals for the 520 are to get some midi sequencing software running
(suggestions for those, which would run on it, would of course be
appreciated ;)
on it. Anything else is a bonus.
So, probably RAM would mean more to me than HD space.
As for the Newton,
Anything opened in that area is in the same messed up pattern, not a great
explanation. I'll take the lid apart and re-assemble again taking a good
look at the cables.
Thanks
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Yes it was the refurb at $19.99 plus packing plus postage!!!
We have a US publishing agent who tells me that despite being the other side
of the pond he could ship it to me for about $8-$9
Sometimes it gets you wondering if they think we are all idiots - gah!
All the best,
Gerald
: Re: Help
Brian Mahoney wrote:
FYI to Roger,
I just picked up a battery on Ebay that supposedly works with a 3400c, which
is what I bought it for although it's not the same model number as the
original. Cheap, 17 bucks including shipping. Let me know if you want the
url, if you can't find it there. Some
Check around for the different prices on the SCSI adapter. They range from
about $30 to $15 depending on where you look. I don't remember who I got
mine from.
The easiest way to put a CD-ROM on a 5300 is to use an HDI-30 SCSI adapter
and an external SCSI CD-ROM.
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Try squeezing the sides of the display. If it goes blank, bring the
brightness up and it should work.
Hello, I've inherited a PB520c. It came in many parts, not one of which was
a power supply. I've reattached the screen to the base by rebuilding the
hinge posts with urethane expoxy. I boosted
A G3 Lombard I recently purchased has a clicking hard drive that worries
me. Can someone tell me whether there is a Mac program akin to the thorough
scandisk of PCs that would check the physical structure of the drive?
Thanks for any info.
bill
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