Here's the scenario:
5300 - OS 8.1, Open Transport 1.3.1, TCP/IP switched to Alternate
Ethernet and DHCP configuration, AppleTalk set to Alternate Ethernet,
Apple Talk Active, File Sharing on, Owner ID is Dan, computer name is
Dan.
Pismo - OS 9.2.2, TCP/IP switched to Alternate Ethernet and DH
I thought that a newer mac could talk to an older mac using a
crossover cable, so I must be doing something wrong.
Here's the scenario:
5300 - OS 8.1, Open Transport 1.3.1, TCP/IP switched to Alternate
Ethernet and DHCP configuration, AppleTalk set to Alternate Ethernet,
Apple Talk Active, File
Saw a post about a 3400 keyboard cable that staopped working. With
repeated instertions, the connectors wear out.
Thought I'd like to share my standard fix for this. I was very happy
when I discovered this ( on my 5th 3400 keyboard...)
Just snip off the last 1/2 mm (that's like 1/64 of an inch
This powerbook list seems fine as it is.
I agree! Let's not split up too much. If someone wants to chat, they can
always continue off-list; also, people that have a problem are often
less technical than those who know (how to get at) the solution, so it's
best to keep everyone together, I feel.
And
On Apr 15, 2005, at 10:56 PM, Robert Little wrote:
Today's question concerns my PB100.
From what I've been told, this machine has sat for
some time unused. After replacing the PRAM batteries,
I tried to fire the thing up. There was a chime, and
the screen lit up... dark blue, with a lighter glow on
