On Sep 28, 2005, at 1:01 PM, Roger Andre wrote:
- I do not have an Alternate Ethernet connection option in my
Appletalk Control Panel. All I have are: Ethernet, IRTalk, Modem/
Printer, and Remote Only.
This is a problem that you must resolve. Without an alternate
ethernet option in
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:01:24 -0700
From: Roger Andre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PB 1400, OS 8.1 and Wi-fi
Hi Kenneth,
Thanks for the help. Here is what I know/see:
- I have never setup a pcmcia ethernet card in this machine, as I could
not find drivers for either the Linksys or Belkin
Greetings Mac folks,
I want to setup a PB1400 as the monitor and keyboard for a PM9600/G4.
It's been too long since I've worked with pre-OSX machines. Help with
what I need and how to do it would be appreciated. I likely have what
I need in a closet, but will need to know what I'm looking
Greetings Mac folks,
I want to setup a PB1400 as the monitor and keyboard for a PM9600/G4.
It's been too long since I've worked with pre-OSX machines. Help with
what I need and how to do it would be appreciated. I likely have what
I need in a closet, but will need to know what I'm looking
W. Adrian D'Alessio ( FluxStringer ) wrote:
I have both machines but use a CRT monitor for the 9600. Connection to the 9600 is done via ethernet or a SCSI cable . SCSI is either 2 way or in disk mode.
I am not sure how you would go about sending the 1400 keyboard input to the 9600, Take
Hello all!
I have a Powerbook 140 running 7.0.1, and would love to be able to
manually spin down the hard drive. Supposedly separate controls for
spinning down the hard drive, turning off the screen, etc...were
introduced in version 7.2 of the Powerbook control panel, which came
with the System 3
Dustin, I have a Control Strip Module (Not sure if 7.1 has the Control
Strip) that can spin the Hard Drive down, it came with Mac OS 8. If
you are interested please contact me.
On 9/29/05, Dustin Rinebold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all!
I have a Powerbook 140 running 7.0.1, and would love
Thanks to both of you. I should have been more clear. By engine I
was meaning that I want to use the 9600 as the primary host machine,
precisely for the reason one of you mentions, it's still a great
machine with enough umph to be useful... My question was whether the
1400 could act as both
