I've just received another 3400c as a backup for my original one. It
came with a VST zip drive, the one which slips into the cd/floppy/etc slot.
Neither computer will boot with the drive installed, regardless of
whether it has a disk in it or not. Neither computer will recognize the
drive
Brian,
Zip drives had their time. They were a great
improvement over Syquest Drives but for a Powerbook
3400 you're better off using your Compact Flash PCMCIA
adapter and a Flash card rather than wasting money on
zip disks.
You tried zapping the PRAM right?
From what I've read on strings
Fluxstringer wrote:
Glad it's working Brian.
Before you put much on the drive you might consider reformatting it
extended .
That would be HFS+ formatting and allow more files on the disk and
faster searches as it is more efficient.
Thanks, that was a good suggestion. I went through
Bruce Johnson wrote:
I have a huge pile of CD-Roms, Zip and floppy disks called Stuff. Does
make it a pain to find things.
I had that problem too, namely CDs, numbering about 150 plus drivers and
pure software. For the 150 data disks I found this app for free (for Pcs
though) that catalogs
the
better. Right now I'm thinking of what Jobs and Woz would call theirs,
the latter would be something solid or terrestrial while the latter
would be much more whimsical. (Didn't Woz have caves set up in his
backyard for his kids?). Then along came Brian Wilson and a slew of
other celebs but names
Turns out neither 9.1 CD I had would boot. 8.5.1 would, so that's where
I am now. There wasn't much interactivity, only a choice between Mac
standard or Mac extended formats for the drive. I chose standard since I
didn't know the difference. So the drive works, I am back to 80 megs of
RAM and
Thanks to all who offered advice, esp. Roger! Hard drive is in, only one
semi-broken tab got in the way. No I am trying to load 9.1 via a
bootable CD. Is this install interactive or does it just sit there with
the welcome to mac os screen, no pointer, and the CD drive making noise
every now
Fluxstringer wrote:
Was it a Powerbook specific CD ? ( Not absolutely necessary )
You probably should have had to deal with an installer icon and agree
to the license agreement and offered the chance of a custom install.
The CD should boot by holding down the C key after hitting the
power
Shani, Naftali wrote:
Yes, the PRAM battery is probably discharged, but may not be dead yet. You see
- this is a rechargeable Li battery (coin size, Vanadium Pentoxide Lithium, to
be exact, and the PB is using 2 of them) that is charged when the AC power
adapter is used.
My recommendation is
Just got my new 40G (8 meg buffer) drive for my 3400C. Will it boot from
a 9.1 CD with no OS installed on the drive or do I have to make a boot disk?
Never done this on a Mac before.
I'm copying my old 2 gig drive to my G3 now, as it was exactly the way
I wanted it. If I format the new drive can
Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
Brian,
Hold down the c key as you power on to boot off the CD, as long as
you copy you shouldn't have any problems, but don't understand why
you're doing the intermediate transfer.
Roger
Basically because I can't find files as easily on Macs as I can on my
Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
I also have 2 3400's with this symptom, and have replaced the power
supply board, keyboard, PRAM battery, as directed by the trouble
shooting matrix in the service manual, all to no avial. Both Books
have started to exhibit other symptoms of acute sleeping
Timothy Donahue wrote:
I have most of a novel on a Powerbook 5300cs whose
monitor suddenly went blank when I inadvertently
squeezed it. I suspect a short somewhere and am
wondering if there is a resource on disassembling the
PB so I can re-solder or re-wire the connection. It
seems to be booting
you have another old MAc since you are talking about disk mode being
useful.
HTH.
Brian
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only moved upwards again when I needed personalities. And
now it's apparent I also need SSL connections.
see what developes whether it's with ver. 5.x or a sponsered
6.x, anyway fingers are x'd.
Either should work.
HTH.
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didn't realize at first
that when I thought I was remote I was still on a comcast-owned IP
block at a university, so mail still went through.
AND in order for SSL SMTP connections to work, it seems you have to
have keychains turned on, even in OS 9.1. I hadn't bothered with
keychains.
Brian
AND in order for SSL SMTP connections to work, it seems you have to
have keychains turned on, even in OS 9.1. I hadn't bothered with
keychains.
I meant to add, I think it was the lack of keychains that was causing
the 5.1 SSL to fail, too.
once I set things up for SSL, there was no further
are needed for SSL connections to SMTP
servers, 'cos that's still the way they wrote it. I looked at the 6.2
docs to figure out these keychain requirements, since docs for 5.1 thru
6.1 are made of unobtainium (unless you have archived them on your own).
HTH.
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Jared Noska wrote:
Hi,
I got a Enterasys Roamabout card. It's 16 bit and has the 128 bit
encryption.
It is equivalent to the Lucent gold card.
Do you think this will work ok with my 3400c/240 that runs OS 9.1?
Also, does it require a certain amount of RAM because mine has 144
meg, which I would
Pasha Donnelly wrote:
Ok.. I have a powerbook 520c with the following changes.. it has a 603e
@ 100mhz, an active matrix replacement display, a PCMCIA Card cage...
I have gotten it to run 9.1...
now.. how can I get the darn thing to recognize the Lucent Tech Silver
or Gold WaveLAN cards?
I have
I don't see anywhere in the listings where only those west of the pond can
join this group. Besides, it was the disaster that was in Germany, I would
guess the show was shown in North America. Thanks Dale for the heads up.
Always fun to spot Macs in real world scenarios.
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Lowendmac says that ATA-6 drives won't work with pre-g4 pbs. Size
isn't the problem, it's the controller.
Seems to work in my WS-I/292.
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lowendmac. It might have something to do with transfer also. Both ata-5
Lowendmac says that ATA-6 drives won't work with pre-g4 pbs. Size
isn't the problem, it's the controller. Just a tip.
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From: Kirk Zathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 9:34 PM
Subject: New PowerBook 1400cs/133 with floppy problems
Hello,
I recently obtained a great condition PowerBook 1400cs/133 from a
local trash bin. I have
FYI to Roger,
I just picked up a battery on Ebay that supposedly works with a 3400c, which
is what I bought it for although it's not the same model number as the
original. Cheap, 17 bucks including shipping. Let me know if you want the
url, if you can't find it there. Some company in Utah. Might
Mozilla, the Wamcom version is the best for me since it works with gmail and
with webmessenger, which I doubt anyone here uses but it works for me. Icab,
at least the version I use if fast certainly but coughs when trying to load
certain web pages, probably the newer versions of html.
As for
On Thursday, November 25, 2004, at 12:46 AM, JB wrote:
What is the best email client and the best browser for system 9.1?
Thanks
John
I've recently switched to Mozilla under 9.1, and it is great. On both
my 6400/9.1 and my 1400/G3/9.1, I use Eudora 5 for email.
Brian
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Just curious, what Linux OS are you using and is it faster than OS9 or
whatever was on the 3400? I always found Linux faster than any windows os I
used and curious about it on my 3400c.
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I just picked up an Enterasys/Orinoco card from ebay but didn't get the
extra-cost antenna. It works fine without the antenna. It was 20 bucks plus
shipping and the antenna was something like an extra 10. Email me off list
if you want the url.
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As an aside, I just set up my 3400c with an Orinoco silver card and, after
following the README instructions (which I never do) , the thing is pretty
cool and pretty fast on the 'net. Goodness, wireless if fun!
After all the trouble of trying out 9.2, and I never did try your trick of
putting
Tried 9.2 several times. Internet would NEVER work and the 3400 would freeze
all the time. 9.1 is cool, stable and enough for me. A sow's ear etc.
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The volume control on my 3400c is stepped, as opposed to infinite, which
makes controlling it when using headphones very tough. The volume is either
off, or too loud on the very first notch. Is there such a thing as a
software app which makes the volume more sensitive? Otherwise I guess
headphones
in
the upper bay on my 6400 that won't spin up; I thought that the
freezing trick only worked with older model drives than that. I'll
have to give freezing a try on that one (again in external box I guess
for easy access).
Thanks,
Brian
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So, I take it no one with an un-accellerated 1400 has tried playing
mp3's or wireless? or combined the two with iTunes?
Brian
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iTunes or something else less
demanding to play icecast MP3 streams.
But i'd like to know it would perform well enough before I assemble all
the bits (it will tkae some digging to find them all, pulling parts off
of parts machines etc).
Thanks for thoughts;
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On Sunday, October 17, 2004, at 06:00 AM, Andrew Noakes wrote:
A polite enquiry is always a good start.
To unsubscribe, email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
is there any way to get off this fuckin list
Is it not obvious that I've tried that Idiot?
You are doomed. You will have to give up this
On Sunday, October 17, 2004, at 01:07 AM, Fabian Fang wrote:
This was my point. Certain posters seem to assume that some of us
have all the information stored in our heads. In order to assist
them, we often have to do a little, or a lot of, digging, which they
could have done themselves.
So
On Sunday, October 17, 2004, at 07:42 AM, Brian wrote:
Sorry! Better luck next time.
I *know* I trimmed off Andrew's name so the attribution was correct.
How'd it return??
Sorry Andrew.
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On Sunday, October 17, 2004, at 01:42 PM, Alex Wenzel wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion, Brian, the problem is already solved.
I managed to mount the drive via SCSI disk mode from my 3400, using
Mt.Everything and its driver (the original driver didn't work). So I
could
Cool! And, a followup
On Sunday, October 10, 2004, at 03:59 PM, VidaVerde wrote:
Brian said he just completed a PayPal transaction using 9.1/ IE 5.1.
1400/G3. CCarbonlib etc.I think he's the **only** person so far
who can do this. This could be really important. Brian, can you let us
know the exact version
the problem than I am amazed but happy.
I use paypal about once every 2 weeks from my 1400, and I've never
notice it failing.
Strange issues here!
Brian
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is having trouble and it's 9.2, try making a 9.1 system
folder?
Brian
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Is there an ethernet upgrade needed when you upgrade from 9.1 to 9.2.1? Is
just upgraded (again) and everything works fine except that I can't connect
to the Internet. I'm connected to a router and the 'net works fine in 9.1
but no way can I get it to work on 9.2.1. Any suggestions? Thanks.
BM
trouble (like eBay)
or doesn't work at all (like gmail).
Brian
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On Thursday, September 30, 2004, at 07:30 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Somebody was trying to get some old connectix eyeball cams working for
remote surveillance...
Linksys just announced a wireless webcam with built-in server, no
computer needed:
http://www.linksys.com/press/press.asp?prid=176
No
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: Slightly OT: OSX Min. Requirements
At 10:07 PM -0400 09/27/2004, Ben wrote:
What are osx 10.1.5/10.1/10.0's min. requirements? Thanks ~ Ben ~
Bigger
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 15:49:47 -0700, Christoph Pistor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
A friend of mine has a loose power supply plug on his Wall Street Power Book
and asked me for a Torx driver that fits the screws for the case. Does
anybody know the exact size for the driver and where a good
With gmail you can! Up to 10 megs. There used to be some file holding
places on the net too where you could upload a file, ftp or through
your browser and then give someone else the password and have them
download it. Not sure if they are still around. Otherwise, MIRc or
something similar.
On
I'm not really sure what your point is, I guess that the 'tech' didn't know
what he was talking about even though he seemed like he did. People usually
bash Macs ut of total ignorance and, probably, fear of the unknown.
In virtually every situation in a computer outlet, asking a sales rep or
I have finally got 9.1 on my 3400c (again). Went through 8.5 install then to
9.1 then through the two updates to get to 9.22 last week. The computer ran
very slowly and crashed all the time. This week, I have it up to 9.1 and it
moves along very quickly and seems stable.
Last week the problem
Mozilla binaries?
Brian
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Hooper site says it all:
http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/macos922.html
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- Original Message -
From: Fabian Fang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 12:32 AM
Subject: Re: 3400c upgrade to 9.1
On Sep 17, 2004, at 7:19 PM, Brian Mahoney wrote:
If I can't install 9.1 on my 3400c without first installing 8.5
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Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: 3400c upgrade to 9.1
On Sep 18, 2004, at 8:31 AM, Brian Mahoney wrote:
When I read the instructions the one that says before you
If I can't install 9.1 on my 3400c without first installing 8.5 (I've got
8.1 now) how the heck does someone do a clean install of 9.1? Were there no
PBs that came factory fresh with 9.1 installed? Or is there a clean install
option available? Thanks!
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ethernet) and it's a lot faster. But the
printer cable works as well, is cheap, works out of thebox, and is
reliable.
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While it's too late now to do anything about this, as I've already ordered
the card, I'm hoping that someone will say that a ram card for a 3400c/180
is the same as one for a 3400c/200. I've got a 64meg card coming but on the
site linked from LEM the two cards have different part numbers (but the
ftp.netscape.com) and
Mozilla 1.2.1 (from their ftp site) both work.
They are not accepted by default, and you get a warning from gmail,
but you can choose the login anyway option and everything I've
tried still works.
HTH.
Brian
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From: Sherri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 8:51 PM
Subject: g-mail invites
Hello, I also have 6 gmail invites. The first 6 persons to send me their
first and last
working!
Brian
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On Friday, September 3, 2004, at 04:33 AM, Andrew Noakes wrote:
I missed that. Could you summarise it?
On Friday, September 3, 2004, at 03:59 am, Brian wrote:
the stupid word doc/ email attachment bug that we've talked here
about a few months ago
You can't send Word X files to people using
Hey crew!
Just picked up a 3400C, great shape but with no CD drive. Is the drive
something I can pick up somewhere or are the drives model-specific? Any
range of prices for these things? I have a couple of external SCSI drives
but I guess I need that little SCSI attachment for them right? Where
on the Office X CD but don't see any.
I'm ready to put Office98 on X and only run Office under Classic;
between this, and the stupid word doc/ email attachment bug that
we've talked here about a few months ago.
Thanks,
Brian
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Thanks for all the requests.
I don't see any way to open gmail using a 9.1-capable browser; have
you found one?
Thanks,
Brian
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I don't see any way to open gmail using a 9.1-capable browser; have
you found one?
finally found one- Mozilla 1.2.1 will work, for now anyway...
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. The QuickPict app runs fine on 3 of Ken's
9.1 machines.
On Ken's 1400, it runs without error but does not work well (image
breaks up after a short time).
OS 9.1, Carbonlib 1.6, QT6.0.3.
Thoughts welcome!
Thanks,
Brian
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. Somewhere I have old old drivers (George?) that have readmes.
The machine compatibility info etc is mostly gone from the Logitech
versions, except for mentioning Quadra AV's).
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a pretty minimal 9.1. Can anyone tell me more about
getting around this error?
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On Sunday, August 29, 2004, at 11:00 PM, Ken wrote:
The Wallstreet, with OS9.2.2, has QT6.03. Can't get to the 6500
just now to check.
These are *serial* cams, not USB, right?
B
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On Sunday, August 29, 2004, at 09:36 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
Thanks, Clark. Here's the lowdown from Princeton, no
less, that got me connecting, tsf'ing files and
controlling the remote desktop (via Timbuktu 3.0):
Quote..
What's the performance of Timbuktu 3.0 like on that setup?
B
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- it needs to be updated to work with new features of
the operating system (paraphrased, not exact wording). QuickMovie
just locks up.
What version of Quicktime are you running? I have the latest that will
run on the 1400/9.1.
Thanks,
Brian
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Hello Drew, Bruce and Brian (taking the weekend off?),
Trouble is, the webcam SW (EvoCam and Oculus) only
operate if AppleTalk is turned off. Both file sharing
and using AppleShare require AppleTalk on. See the
following quote from Apple:
that's... annoying!
DigitalRadar will work with Appletalk
I am able to dial-in from one Mac to another (using OS
9, the built-in server and client).
Ah, catch-22! (That's some catch, that catch-22).
Digital Radar, as has been pointed out already by Brian, won't work
under 9.x. That's not a problem if you go with EvoCam (CoolCam).
It's $20 shareware
On Saturday, August 28, 2004, at 01:34 PM, Brian wrote:
Tried that out with your new working ARA server? (that's cool that
works, I'll use that in future!)
OK, George, I misread part of your earlier email- you updated the 3400
to 9.x, right, so the ARA server/client would work. Correct
.
Brian
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public.
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dissent
not be
horrible.
I have hopes for evocam.
Brian
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, and it
could be processor intensive. I don't know anything about BBS's for
the mac, in that era I had an 030 Amiga (and I put a BBS up on it, too
:)
HTH. Given the restrictions, it seems a bit hard to do what you want
to accomplish.
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On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 06:11 PM, Brian wrote:
I forgot to mention this:
On the Mac placing the call (the one in the field), you need to
set AppleTalk to Remote Only. Thereafter, you can use
AppleShare in the Chooser to view your Mac network as you normally
would if you had a direct
On Thursday, August 26, 2004, at 09:12 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
Still not sure what I can do about finding the IP # of
the server. Maybe the freewares Mac2Mac or MacVNC, or
perhaps ShareWay IP which I did install today on the
3400 using OS 8.6 have a solution.
MacVNC is a dog, don't even try
, DRadar will be
monitoring on its own without your having to click on any buttons.
Brian (really, I'm an optimist deep down!)
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I forgot to mention this:
On the Mac placing the call (the one in the field), you need to set
AppleTalk to Remote Only. Thereafter, you can use AppleShare in
the Chooser to view your Mac network as you normally would if you
had a direct connection.
All this ARA provider stuff works in 8.6? I
Not anymore. ARA Client/Server is now implemented in the Remote
Access control panel under OS 9 (and possibly 8.5+). Well, a
stripped down version of ARA Server, anyway, but good enough for a
single user.
I'm pretty sure the _server_ feature is only in 9. And he's 8.6 on
the 3400 at this
The connect to server IP CLIENT feature appeared in OS 8.x,
but the SERVER IP part might not have been bundled for free until
OS 9 (this would mean you need OS 9 on the powerbook to serve
this way). It would be free though, which ARA server might not
be. Then from your remote Mac at home, you
On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 10:53 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Well, what I was talking about here is not the server, it's the
client. Open the Chooser, click AppleShare, then, if you have 3.7 or
later, you'll be able to click the Connect to Server... button. So
I'm not talking about a
On Tuesday, August 24, 2004, at 03:34 AM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
I also believe that this cam can't be tweaked for
sensitivity to motion. Would a serial color cam be a
better choice, regardless of SW?
George
umm... you can tweek the Digital Radar software for sensitivity. The
cam has nothing
What about gradual light (sunlight)?
The cam will be under the porch roof, high enough to
avoid the humidity and extreme cold (I hope).
Thx
Perhaps reread my post from a week or so ago :). It WILL trip as
light changes. You can control a little bit how many pictures are
taken by changing the
FYI, in case you can't do what you want with the quickcam,
www.x10.com had complete setups for wireless cams, IR sensing, and
VCR recording for $80, no shipping fee, when I checked last week.
It's pretty cheap to add extra cams/motion sensors to the setup.
BTW, these wireless cams work over
looks when standing alone.
Brian
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-- Theodore Roosevelt, speaking on President Wilson's
On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, at 03:49 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
I should have mentioned that I will be attempting to
use either or both CoolCam and DigitalRadar apps. The
camera(s) will only be activated (I'm hoping) when a
certain set of conditions is met (probably involving
night-time
that was
motion-activated that would record to removeable media by now, but
haven't seen one. That would be nice if it exists.
HTH. Oh and a lot of cheap cameras, quickcams included, don't work
well (no live image) near or below 32F, something to keep in mind as
well.
Brian
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http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/
techspecs.jsp?sess=nolanguage=English+UScat=%2FProduct%2FAPA-
1460Dprodkey=APA-1460D
Brian
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To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that
we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only
unpatriotic
update for RealPlayer. Or just a 10
second splash stream for BBC Sport but no actual live content.
To find the links I've been trying, see www.bbc.com and search for
streaming Olympics.
Thanks for help!
Brian
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a long time ago on my
6400 desktop, so guess you may be running 8.something?
HTH.
Brian
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on the 1400 chipset, or can I do
something to connect at the higher rate?
Thanks,
Brian
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Support Low
rate is ghosted...
Is the serial really that limited on the 1400 chipset, or can I do
something to connect at the higher rate?
Thanks,
Brian
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for the reply; I'll see if it's a Zterm limitation or one in the
chipset (I suspect chipset).
Brian
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On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 06:32 PM, Brian wrote:
once again, I've not seen the first one appear yet.
Just a note, since the 30th, the mail headers show mail from maclaunch
marked as untrusted sender:
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that other app that was mentioned but it's
like another hardware limitation of owning a 1400.
Thanks,
Brian
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