In a message dated 10/29/05 1:55:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've just received a PB 3400c with problem:
1/ When I connected the AC Adapter to the 3400c, it started before I
tried to press the Power On button,
2/ At starting, I got a bomb: BUS ERROR.
I tried with Extension Off : same bomb.
On Oct 28, 2005, at 12:18 PM, Don Wakefield wrote:
I am experiencing a brain freeze. I cannot remember
what application I used to use to convert aiffs into
mp3. I haven't used it in quite a while but I am sure
I archived it. A recent search has shown several
converters which go the other way,
Thank you all for the attention. It's been a hard task to install
Linux on a PB5300. Well, I don't have any problem with MAC OS 8.0. I
have it installed on the computer. All I want is a text editor that
has syntax highlighting (for me to program in Java and C/C++), a Java
compiler and a C/C++
On Oct 28, 2005, at 10:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just received a PB 3400c with problem:
1/ When I connected the AC Adapter to the 3400c, it started before I
tried to press the Power On button,
2/ At starting, I got a bomb: BUS ERROR.
I tried with Extension Off : same bomb.
I tried
Greeings. Thanks for all the helpful suggestions helping get iTunes
1.1 installed on my PB2400c running OS 8.6. Success at last!
In my last email I reported having successfully located iTunes 1.1
from several list members and the OS 8 patch from http://
macupdate.com. I also indicated a
Greetings again. I just remembered something else I wanted to ask
about. I tried to setup a patch cable ethernet connection (via a
ethernet pc card) between my 2400c running OS 8.6 and my desktop Mac
running OS X 10.4.2. I wanted a way to do quick file transfers. I am
using Network Browser
I have one that seemed to have discharged itself and
now won't charge. All 4 green lights come on however.
Is it a gonner or is there a chance to save it?
Wouldn't charge in a dual charger either. It tries to
charge but seems to give up after about 10 seconds.
Same thing happens in the
Gary F. Daught wrote:
Oh, thinking of pc cards... I noticed when I eject my wireless or
ethernet cards they are pretty hot. I am assuming this is normal. But
is there anything I need to be concerned about here? Any strategies for
cooling—like, maybe one of those pads with the risers on the
Thank you all for the attention. It's been a hard task to install
Linux on a PB5300.
That makes it sound like you've already done it. Have you? What
distro did you choose?
Well, I don't have any problem with MAC OS 8.0. I
have it installed on the computer. All I want is a text editor that
I have one that seemed to have discharged itself and
now won't charge. All 4 green lights come on however.
Is it a gonner or is there a chance to save it?
Wouldn't charge in a dual charger either. It tries to
charge but seems to give up after about 10 seconds.
Same thing happens in the
... it could be that most notebooks have inadequate cooling of that
area. However, from my limited experience, cooling under the 'Book
won't do anything to help, because of how the PC card cage is
designed.
I think you pretty much hit it on the head. Laptops tend to have
very poor cooling.
--- Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This might sound silly, but have you considered
that it's fully charged?
Didn't think so since no boxes are lit on the PB
Battery Level Strip even though the power manager
gives up trying to charge the battery.. But I pulled
the charger cord anyway
I'd say you ought to just buy a new battery.
They are less than $10 each brand new.
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Greetings. Starting to collect info on a possible hard drive upgrade
for my PB2400c. I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone suggested
that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on newegg.com. New
name brand 40GB notebook drives are running around $60-70. I don't
see any
On Oct 29, 2005, at 8:51 PM, Gary F. Daught wrote:
Greetings. Starting to collect info on a possible hard drive
upgrade for my PB2400c. I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone
suggested that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on
newegg.com. New name brand 40GB notebook drives are
I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone suggested
that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on newegg.com. New
name brand 40GB notebook drives are running around $60-70. I don't
see any distinction being made between PC and Mac, so I assume this
doesn't matter (they are labeled
I'd say you ought to just buy a new battery.
They are less than $10 each brand new.
For Lithium Ion? WHERE?! I might pick up two or ten at that price!
Are you sure you're not thinking of the NiMH version?
Peace,
Drew
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This might sound silly, but have you considered
that it's fully charged?
Didn't think so since no boxes are lit on the PB
Battery Level Strip even though the power manager
gives up trying to charge the battery.. But I pulled
the charger cord anyway and a popup came on right away
saying in 10
Not joking at all. I once bought a lot of 2 NEW Li-Ion Batteries for
$18 including the cost of shipping on e-Bay. They are very cheap
there. I am sure with a little effort, I could get them for that
price again.
Jared
For Lithium Ion? WHERE?! I might pick up two or ten at that price!
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