Erm tried the holding down of the power button, did nothing for me..no
beep thats for sure.
And surely the rom image, needs to be copied from the bios chip on the
laptop on the the HDD, not the other way round.
Just a thought...btw this is a 333mhz Lombard..
Cheers
On 29 Nov 2005, at
James Zeun wrote:
Hi there
I have a lombard 333mhz and it seems now that every time i want to use
the machine, i have to press the reset switch round the back first,
before pressing the power button. Otherwise it will just sit there with
a black screen.
Someone suggested it might be the
Cheer pal
i have a spare 333mhz processor, think i might try swapping them!
I'll keep you posted!
On 30 Nov 2005, at 12:58, Caleb Cupples wrote:
James Zeun wrote:
Hi there
I have a lombard 333mhz and it seems now that every time i want to use
the machine, i have to press the reset switch
What does it mean when your AC adapter (round disc type) starts to buzz
loud enough to be annoying? Is it toast?
Thanks.
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Possibly. An AC adapter may buzz as a results of over-load or short-circuit,
either externally or internally. Is it buzzing when not connected to the PB? If
yes, then it may be toast. If not, the PB may be over-loading it.
Is it getting too warm to touch? Another possibility is due to age.
Well, since I got my new PowerBook 520c, the hard drive has made the
same noise as my old one did, so I just assumed that it was a noise
all of them made. But, nothing can ever go right. Last night, I turned
the PowerBook on and the hard drive hesitated to spin up, and then
made a high pitched
On Nov 30, 2005, at 8:24 AM, John Perkins Jr. wrote:
Well, since I got my new PowerBook 520c, the hard drive has made the
same noise as my old one did, so I just assumed that it was a noise
all of them made. But, nothing can ever go right. Last night, I turned
the PowerBook on and the hard
And now for a completely irrelevant subject:
I have a bet going on with a co-worker; what was the last grayscale
Powerbook? I say it was the Powerbook 5300, as I have one, but my friend here
says that
there was a Powerbook 1400 grayscale produced by Apple.
Please settle this friendly wager
I have a bet going on with a co-worker; what was the last grayscale
Powerbook? I say it was the Powerbook 5300, as I have one, but my friend here
says that there was a Powerbook 1400 grayscale produced by Apple.
5300, all 1400s were colour.
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According to lowendmac.com, the 1400 never had a greyscale screen, just
two variations of color screens. The 5300 had several color and also the
greyscale screen. (I didn't look at a lot of the other models to see if
any of them were made/discontinued after the 5300, or what screen type
they
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5300, all 1400s were colour.
Sounds GOOD to me! The $1 is mine!
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According to lowendmac.com, the 1400 never had a greyscale screen, just
two variations of color screens. The 5300 had several color and also the
greyscale screen. (I didn't look at a lot of the other models to see if
any of them were made/discontinued after the 5300, or what screen type
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: Subject: Re: PB 160 - appears dead
Electronics is my hobby and power supplies are my thing.
In general I don't open up those wall warts. I have about
150 of them I've collected over the years, and can usually find
one that matches my needs in this pile of
Thanks, Malcolm. I suppose I should have said made/discontinued that had
grayscale. etc. :)
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
According to lowendmac.com, the 1400 never had a greyscale screen, just
two variations of color screens. The 5300 had several color and also the
Thanks, Malcolm. I suppose I should have said made/discontinued that had
grayscale. etc. :)
Those were the discontinued dates of the greyscale versions.
I hadn't realised that the 190 continued for so long into the 5300 span.
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At 9:46 AM -0500 11/30/2005, Debra Platt wrote:
What does it mean when your AC adapter (round disc type) starts to
buzz loud enough to be annoying? Is it toast?
Impending toast. It's the UFO's subtle hint that you should go find
a replacement, because you're going to need it.
Any chance
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