I Must agree with everyone here about this issue,I have owned every type
of power-book apple have made apart from the 2400 series and i think
that if you want a low-end colour PB for typing, Then the 1400 would be
the best choice. Also if you decide to improve the book over time then
the Ram has a
Hi @ll,
I'm desperatly trying to install MacOS 7.6 on my old powerbook 3400 (144MB
RAM/2GB/12xCD)..
At the moment there are 3 Partitions (all ~700 MB). One of the partions ist
hfs+ with an installed MacOS 8.6 which is working fine and stable all the
time!!!
Now I am trying to install
John, regardless if the PB was on or not, hard drives in general don't like
being dropped.
Had the PB been powered and dropped, you probably would have damaged the head/s
and plate/s (it can survive gentle acceleration of 1 g, but a drop shock is
hard acceleration 1 g). As it wasn't powered,
On 8/25/05, John Perkins Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't go for the 1400CS, the screen is unlikely to be satisfactory
You probably forget that I am using a 520. Anything color would be
satisfactory.
I suggest That if you have less than 40mb ram in one you
stick with 8.6 which is fine
Don't go for the 1400CS, the screen is unlikely to be satisfactory
You probably forget that I am using a 520. Anything color would be satisfactory.
I suggest That if you have less than 40mb ram in one you
stick with 8.6 which is fine for most of the day to day task's nowadays.
I have 8.1 on my
It hesitated to spin up TWICE yesterday. Is it bad for it if I leave
the computer on all the time? And could that drop have damaged the
hard drive? The computer wasn't on at the time.
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Subject says it all, if anybody has the template for the 1400
BookCover in AppleWorks or ClarisWorks or any fiel format That would
really be apperciated. Thanks!
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PowerBooks wrote on 8/25/05, 14:30:
When I try to boot of the CD or try open the Installer (within the
8.6), I just get a message like this software was not made for this
computer...bla,bla,bla...
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I believe the 3400c came with system 7.6.1 on board and so 7.6 won't
work.
G'day
I have a powerbook 3400c that I use quite often for simple tasks like
text / email even some simple browsing etc... It's maxed out Ram and
very good battery (1+ hours) with 2gb hdd.
I recently bought and start using Avaya wireless and it just gave a
whole new enjoyment to it...
Hello,
Debian works best on the 3400c. Depending on the chipset the
wireless lan works fine. My Lucent card does.
Besides, on a Kanga Yellow Dog works best. But only one
of the older releases.
There is even a software package for powerbooks making all
buttons work (brigthness, loudness) and
Howdy.
I have a PowerBook 180 that works great for me except for the screen and
batteries (of course). While the screen has those black horizontal lines on
the left side indicating dead pixels, it is tolerable. My present task is
to 1) get my Asante Mini EN/SC SCSI to Ethernet device working
On 26 Aug 2005, at 04:33, Manfred wrote:
Hello,
Debian works best on the 3400c. Depending on the chipset the
wireless lan works fine. My Lucent card does.
Besides, on a Kanga Yellow Dog works best. But only one
of the older releases.
There is even a software package for powerbooks making all
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said:
Howdy.
I have a PowerBook 180 that works great for me except for the screen and
batteries (of course). While the screen has those black horizontal lines on
the left side indicating dead pixels, it is tolerable. My present
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