In a message dated 1/15/06 11:36:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> Is the AC adapter tested? Try running your 3400c without the battery
>> and see
>> what happens when it is running on AC only.
>
>When I try to run on A/C power alone, the computer makes very loud
>clicks* from the speakers (I
On Jan 16, 2006, at 5:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see; so it does that when you try to boot it up using only the AC,
AND
using only the battery?
Nope. Just using the A/C adapter with no battery.
I am not sure (other members of the list may have more pertinent
input) but I
would star
In a message dated 1/16/06 6:36:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> I see; so it does that when you try to boot it up using only the AC,
>> AND using only the battery?
>
>Nope. Just using the A/C adapter with no battery.
In your first e-mail to the list, you stated that:
-When I try to boot wi
On Jan 16, 2006, at 6:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your first e-mail to the list, you stated that:
-When I try to boot with the battery, I just hear a loud CLICK CLICK
-CLICK CLICK from the speakers for about 10 seconds, and then the LED
-in the corner of the display housing is solidly li
In a message dated 1/16/06 7:17:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>I've put in a few requests to different places (including LEMswap) for
>the PRAM battery cable...they're hard to find, so I don't think I'll be
>able to get my hands on one soon... :-(
That is true. They are hard to find, and EASY
On Jan 16, 2006, at 7:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It may be best to just buy an entire 3400 parts unit somewhere.
I understand...but I'm also running the risk of purchasing a PB3400
with another corroded cable! :-P
Heehee...I'll look for a cheap unit...
I'll keep ya updated-
Ian
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Hello, and first off I would like to announce my re-subscription to
this mailing list. I left as my 1400 died but after about 4 months I
used it and it started to work. Now I have the urge to upgrade my
1400 to Mac OS 9. At the moment I have Mac OS 8.6 and it runs
smoothly and I like it, but I l
Cheap and 3400 do not go together. When I was looking for a replacement
for my faithful 190, I seriously considered a 3400, but I decided to
spend the little extra cash and get a G3 Lombard. I remember the
cheapest Kanga was only $30 cheaper than my Lombard, and the 3400 parts
machines were goi
With those specs, I would clearly advise upgrading the RAM in your
1400. It really takes 64 MB of RAM to really make 9 sing, at the least.
Of course, I haven't run 9 on anything less than a G3 Lombard with 192
MB of RAM and the 400 MHz processor, so I can't speak for a 1400.
Caleb
On Monday, J
My Reply follows quote. On 16/01/2006 17:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Hello, and first off I would like to announce my re-subscription to
>this mailing list. I left as my 1400 died but after about 4 months I
>used it and it started to work. Now I have the urge to upgrade my
>1400 to Mac OS 9.
On 1/16/06, Noah Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, and first off I would like to announce my re-subscription to
> this mailing list. I left as my 1400 died but after about 4 months I
> used it and it started to work. Now I have the urge to upgrade my
> 1400 to Mac OS 9. At the moment I ha
> I've tried OS 9.1 on all three of the 1400 flavors and even with 64MB
> of RAM they don't run nealry as quick as with OS 8.6. I have always
> put OS 8.6 back on the 1400's because it they were too slow.
>
> Without a G3 upgrade in a 1400 it will not handle OS 9 very well.
Agreed. However, with
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