Re: Older Powerbook info

Andrew Kershaw wrote: > I already have 2 > Powerbook 190s that I just bought, that I also need some specs on. I check and see different numbers for the processor speed. One site says > 33Mhz while others say 66. What are the correct numbers? 33 MHz is the bus speed. 66 MHz is the actual CPU s

Re: Older Powerbook info

> I already have 2 > Powerbook 190s that I just bought, that I also need some specs on. I check and see different numbers for the processor speed. One site says > 33Mhz while others say 66. What are the correct numbers? 33 MHz is the bus speed. 66 MHz is the actual CPU speed. That's wrong. 3

booting problem PB 150

Greetings, Since booting my PB 150 from the utilities disk to run Disk FirstAid I have been unable to boot the computer without the utilities disk. Whenever I try to start the computer, it asks for the Utilities Disk to be inserted and will not proceed beyond a flashing icon of a floppy disk. I

On board memory for Powerbook

Generally, is the ram on the motherboard of a powerbook faster than the add-on ram? Not in hz but in the way the processor addresses it? If it is then a pb with the most onboard ram would be faster than a newer pb with, perhaps, less onboard but more in the slots. The reason for the question is

OT and I mean totally OT but interesting for Mac folks (I hope) OS X on an Xbox

This link takes you to a site which explains how to hack an Xbox to install OS X.Pretty clever and good for those days when you've got absolutely nothing else to do. http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~ranma1/mac_install.html Sorry for the OT subject but I couldn't resist. I'll go back in my shell now.

home network

Hi all Here is what i intend to do but need help setting it up. First i will list the hard ware and then a rough idea of what i want then please respond like you always do with loads of good ideas. hard ware: G4 ibook airport extreme: G3 ibook airport: 3400/200 wifi: G3 desktop no airport: (upstai

Re: 1400

On 2005-03-29 17:13, Ge' wrote: > The 1400's motherboard has 16MB soldered on, so you could put in two > more modules. Actually, it has 8 MB soldered onto the logic board, and either 4 MB (early 117 MHz models) or 8 MB (all others) in the "factory slot". There is room for two piggy-backed module

1400

Hi, The 1400's motherboard has 16MB soldered on, so you could put in two more modules. I had another thought: Would you be able to use a desktop if you had a wireless keyboard, maybe with a trackpad built in? You wouldn't be able to insert floppies, but for surfing, that seems the best option,

Re: Older Powerbook info

33 MHz is the bus speed. 66 MHz is the actual CPU speed. Quoting Caleb Cupples <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I need some information concerning the pricing for a PB165c. I got a > quote for $25 from a friend and that includes 2 Stylewriters, as well. > I, being new to Macs in general, really need some h

Re: DiskDoubler

I can send it to you, if you wish. Have 4.0 version. Best regards Johny -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support L

powermac 7600

Eric, Is the Powermac 7600 still availible??Doug Davis -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support Low End Mac