Hello,
Have you tried re-seating the ram card? I have found them a bit fickle.
David
On Jan 28, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Justin Teague wrote:
I've got a problem. My little 3400 was chugging along really
nicely until earlier today, while booting up (still on the os 9.1
screen: loading extensions
Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
David,
Need a snail mail address, you can reimburse the postage after you
receive it.
Roger
David I Hassett wrote:
Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
David,
I have one you can have for the cost of shipping.
Roger
Roger Volk
6013 Hope Dr.
Camp
Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
David,
I have one you can have for the cost of shipping.
Roger
Roger Volk
6013 Hope Dr.
Camp Springs, MD 20748
David I Hassett wrote:
Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for
my Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty
. Unstuffed, it
is 336 KB. The Sit file was 224 KB. Do you have this one?
David
On Nov 19, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Richard Adams wrote:
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For those of you not in the Dallas, TX area and unfamiliar with 1st
and 3rd Saturday, there is a computer and electronics flea
Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for my
Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty socket on the daughter board.
I think that is where the module goes.
If no one locally can help you, I have some, but I'm based in UK.
Hi
Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for my
Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty socket on the daughter board.
I think that is where the module goes.
Dave
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I could use a stick or two of 256mb RAM for my Lombard. Anybody have?
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Robert Patterson wrote:
Dave,
Open your System Folder, and then the Control Panels folder within that.
Look for a control panel named PC Exchange. If it's not there, it
explains why you can't read PC-formatted (DOS) disks on your System 7.1
Mac. You'll need to get that.
Rob
Hi I
Hi I am a newbie to this list. I was given a Mac Power Book 145B. It
has System 7.1 and Microsoft. I need some guidence on how to get files
from my PC to the floppy drive on the Mac. I have some stuff I have
dowloaded but I am having a hard time understanding it.
Tim Earp wrote:
Maybe I'm not understanding your question, but couldn't you use the floppy
drive? or are they too big for that?
There's always the option to ftp the files someplace and then re-download
them to the PowerBook.
Tim
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I am using an Enterasys PCMCIA card with my PB 3500(Kanga). On the end
of the card is an antenna port. What kind of adapter must I use to
attach an external antenna to this card?
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the toner cartridge and wrap it separately, so toner does not leak
through the unit in transit.
David
On Sep 9, 2005, at 10:42 AM, Eric D. Bautista wrote:
Dear powerbooks list,
To all powerbook 3400c owners/knowledgeable persons...
What is your opinion regarding the coolest, affordable
Doc,
I for one have done a lot of buying and selling on Craigslist. When I
once came into a deal on about 50 new laptop drives, I sold about half
of them on CL San Francisco, another quarter to CL LA Portland. The
rest went on the swap list. I've never been taken once on those or
many
Doc,
I for one have done a lot of buying and selling on Craigslist. When I
once came into a deal on about 50 new laptop drives, I sold about half
of them on CL San Francisco, another quarter to CL LA Portland. The
rest went on the swap list. I've never been taken once on those or
many
Does anybody know the rules for sending a computer to another
country? Can
you do it? What are the laws keeping one from doing so? What can be
sent and
to what country?
If you send the computer by national post (USPS, Post Canada, etcetera)
and fill out the appropriate customs declaration
Does anybody know the rules for sending a computer to another
country? Can
you do it? What are the laws keeping one from doing so? What can be
sent and
to what country?
If you send the computer by national post (USPS, Post Canada, etcetera)
and fill out the appropriate customs declaration
Ben,
I've got a Lombard as well and do have problems with certain dvd
copies, but not all. I think part of the problem is that DVD
technology has evolved and the old drive hasn't. So old drives have
trouble reading certain media. Are any of your disks DVD+? I suppose
this could cause
On Jun 8, 2005, at 11:24 AM, David Rodriguez wrote:
Anybody here using a Lombard that is able to run their machine in
Target Disk Mode (TDM) using a Firewire Cardbus?
No, and you never will, since it's a rom issue, not the mere presence
of a FW port.
Bruce Johnson
Is that the Rom
Morning all,
Been a long while since I've posted here. I just picked up a Lombard
the other day, of course it has problems but it's got enough good
things going to make it worth resurrecting. Good screen, dvd/rom w/
decoder, fair battery, a 256 mb chip. It's got a new 20 gig drive
, but it is an option when resources are limited.
David
On Mar 27, 2005, at 7:03 PM, Dale Hill wrote:
I have a 1400C with 16 megs of ram. It is to the point that I can no
longer sit at a desk unit - austeoarthritic of the back. Non-
operable. I live in podunk America, and the fastest speed I can get
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Hello fellow list members I am writing hoping to find someone who is
presently using MacPoET on a pwrbk.
I second what everyone else said. Get the PPPoE done by the router. If
you have a dumb modem, buy a raouter for $10-20 post-rebate.
PPPoE is too ugly to inflict
Greg Gilmore wrote:
I had already purchased a whole new adapter for the TiBook after looking
unsuccessfully everywhere I could think of for a new replacement plug.
But I
really don¹t want to buy two more adapters. There must however be any
number
of fried TiBook-, Lombard-, and iBook-compatible
seahurst wrote:
I found no archive reference to this topic and think it might be fun to discuss.
I was recently given a working CompuCable iDock2.
No power brick was included but research discovered a PB180 brick works
perfectly.
Click below for idock info:
http://www.welovemacs.com/idock2.html
Bruce Johnson wrote:
AFAIK all iMacs can accept an airport card.
Not the case with Bondi Blues
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Hello,
Where can you download drivers for OS versions earlier than 8.5? I
cannot find a working link for the earlier drivers.
Thanks,
David
On Nov 8, 2004, at 7:07 AM, Daniel Palka wrote:
Its very simple if you have a Lucent WaveLAN compatible card.
On Nov 8, 2004, at 7:07 AM, Lauren Ware wrote
Hello,
How much RAM is needed for a minimal installation of OS 9 on a 1400?
Thanks,
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For stiction; the cure is to plug it in, power it up, and grab the drive
on-axis. Snap your wrist so to accelerate the drive around the spin
axis. This may break things lose. As long as it keeps going...
The freezer trick, as I've used it, is for drives that spin, but don't
read. If the head
You might need some digging to find what you need, though.
http://www.pricewatch.com
Does anyone know of any other good Price Comparison Engines for tech
gear? How does Froogle fair at this?
I use PW, Froogle and pricegrabber.com; it makes an attempt at comparing
out-the-door price [i.e
Just out of interest I opened up the case of that dead screen and
I've found that there's a tiny reed switch under the LCD panel
(behind the edge of the case, just about where the Apple logo is)
and it's broken - literally snapped in two. Can anyone tell me what
this reed switch does and
This link might be helpful:
http://www.ou.nl/open/psl/pb100/articles.html#rejeuv
Cheers
DG
On Jun 13, 2004, at 12:16 AM, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
Is there anything that can be done for the 140-170 batteries? I have
two of them sitting in 150's that I'd like to give away, but both are
extremely dead.
New problem for me...
I have both batteries inserted and the power adapter hooked up.
Still, will
not power up. I have reset the power manager, unplugged and let sit
for a
few days then plugged back in, left it plugged in for a few days,
nothing
seems to work.
I am going to check the power
Greetings --
I have a few vintage Powerbooks that I am about to donate to a local
church. Couple of questions:
1. Does anyone know where i can find an installer for OS 7.1? I'd like
to do a clean install before giving these away.
2. Where may I find bluebook' values for these older machines?
for you with OS 7.5 (free) or 7.1 for
testing and evaluation unless you have a license for it. Overall the
170 and most of the 1xx series are very capable machines, just try to
avoid the 150 (not looking to start a flame war) as it was quite
compromised in several ways.
David Pekarsky
).
AppleTalk and its File Sharing works just fine in System 7.5.2, I
believe. Use PhoneNet connectors to go from the PowerBook to your PM
7200.
I've never seen or heard of PhoneNet connectors, unless you mean
telephone wire of the sort you use on a modem or telephone. I guess this
means another
Figured most of them out by number:
TIL 33011
http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/N33001
590-2104: It's got four connectors, 3 DB15's and a triple-row of the
same physical size.
922-0706 (590-2104)
Cable, DOS Compatibility, External
Power Macintosh 6100/60,AV
Power Macintosh
Which PB's use the flat USB on Steroids shaped external video connector?
We're cleaning out the Den of Inequity and finding a bunch of these
cables. We also have a bunch of both Localtalk and ADB cables. Also
have one cable whose connector I'll describe as DB-25ish, -- 2 rows
of pins, but ~36
So the PB wireless page at
http://www.penmachine.com/techie/airport1400.html mentioned Kevin
Rist as someone who had the
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4835 drivers working
in a PB 190.
Since I've failed so far, I'd like to chat with him. Anyone know
where he can be
I am searching for an ethernet card for a Powerbook 190cs.
I found a 3C589 card and am using it. There have to be lots of such
around; they're obsolete for most users.
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So I found a modem card for the 190. But I need PPP software, or
at least a dialer. (Does OT/Remote Access have PPP in it?)
Yes it does. Where it's hiding depends on what version of OS you're using.
OS 8.1
In OS 8.1 the PPP control panel is separate; you may have to go back
and install Remote
Part of my confusion stems from the fact I don't know what does exactly what.
I thought Open Transport was the Apple implementation of TCP/IP PPP.
And Remote Access was the remote desktop scheme, with modem dialing..
How far off am I?
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In OS 8.1 the PPP control panel is separate; you may have to go
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* PC Exchange (2.2)
* PowerBook (7.6.1)
* PowerBook Setup (7.3.2)
* PPP (1.0.1)
There it isYou set TCP/IP to use PPP, and the use the PPP
control panel to dial.
Is there such a thing as a car adapter for the PB 540c?
RadiosHack and others sell universal DC-DC adapters. You have choose
a plug tip to fix the 540, and set the output of the adapter to
whatever the voltage needed is...
I see 273-1827 as one model...
Of course, if the Apple plug is so
On Apr 14, 2004, at 2:20 PM, David Lesher wrote:
RadiosHack and others sell universal DC-DC adapters. You have
choose a plug tip to fix the 540, and set the output of the adapter
to whatever the voltage needed is...
Ummm, I take it you've never actually *seen* a PB540 power supply, have you
So I found a modem card for the 190. But I need PPP software, or at
least a dialer. (Does OT/Remote Access have PPP in it?)
I loaded FreePPP2.6 promptly killed the box. It hangs at a popup
showing only Modem port and no text [I assume it's complaining it
does not find the PCMCIA modem.] But
Well, I have 8.1 and used Drive Setup to format a 2GB HD, and got 1.9GB
out of it ...
So I used OSX to erase/reformat the 2GB drive as HFS+.
I move it back to the 190, I copied the system over to it, I bless
the System Folder [worked],
and I went to change the startup drive.
Blat:
At 15:03 -0400 2004:04:13, Yersinia wrote:
So I guess I'll make a 100M HFS and the rest HFS+, if that is even
possible...
I'm sorry, but I don't know what to tell you. I've never used OS X.
Neither of my two Macs are capable of running that. However, the 2 GB HD
I formatted with Drive Setup and
IIRC, 8.0 supported neither Slaves nor HFS+, 8.1 supported Slaves (but
only if one downloaded Drive Setup 1.6.4, which was NOT included with
8.1) but not HFS+, and 8.5 supported both.
What are slaves?
Anyway, 8.5.1 came with everything you need for Slaves and HFS+, and with
8.6 everything
A) OK, I now have a bootable external drive.
B) Re: installing the Lucent package, Cameron said: go fishing in the
System file with ResEdit, find the DRVR resource bundle, and delete
ENET0. I did that on the external System Folder.
C) I ran the Lucent Installer:
I've copied the System Folder. But I recall some magic re: getting
it Blessed. Missing Manual talks only about how the active system
folder is the only one blessed.
Q1: I'd like to be able to select a spare boot folder in case I
FUBAR the one. But how do I do that? (In OS9 I think there is a
At 17:19 -0500 2004:04:12, Howard R. Katz wrote:
I never had to move it back and forth and bless anything--just copied
the system folder over to the target drive. I've done this on 2 different
volumes.
Did you format the target drive with Apple disk setup software first? I
didn't know about this
So when I lock it up solid; I have two choices:
The Sekret reset button on the back
Splat-power; I've heard this called Flower-Power
Splat-Power pops up a window; I think at the firmware level. I've
never seen a description of what commands work therein. Where do I
look for such?
--
IIRC, this refers to a specific *resource* within the System file. I'm not
on my 3C589-equipped 1400 at the moment, but as memory serves, go fishing
in the System file with ResEdit, find the DRVR resource bundle, and delete
ENET0.
MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR SYSTEM FOLDER FIRST!
And that raises a
My Mac experience started with OS9.x on iMac/G4's, but I'm sure this
is obvious to oldtimers like you folks...
How, with older hardware, do I choose what System Folder I'll boot from?
Let's assume I backup the System Folder, then with ResEdit mangle it
so badly the machine won't boot. Now what
At 17:34 -0500 2004:04:09, Dan Palka wrote:
No.
But if you have a Mac OS Install CD you ca
On Apr 9, 2004, at 5:33 PM, David Lesher wrote:
My Mac experience started with OS9.x on iMac/G4's, but I'm sure
this is obvious to oldtimers like you folks...
How, with older hardware, do I choose what
At 12:36 -0400 2004:04:08, Kenneth Vann wrote:
Link for new in box Proxim Skyline cards.
http://www.emicrox.com/eShop/productList.aspx?cid=-1more=1keywords=PN473a
Best single URL I've found for wireless info on older Powerbook's:
http://www.penmachine.com/techie/airport1400.html
How valid is this
190
OS8.1
3C598
So I have a Lucent/ORiNOCO card and was thinking
I saw Kenneth's note:
Best single URL I've found for wireless info on older Powerbook's:
http://www.penmachine.com/techie/airport1400.html
It mentions http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4835
which I grabbed.
A friend found an OS8 non-G3 CD.
But the CD refused to appear on the desktop.
I put the CD in the Wallstreet and using the 3Com 3C589 card, did the
install over Appleshare. The installer first demanded an updated
Appleshare but otherwise went smoothly.
Once OS8 was running, I used Apple System
If it says it's only for G3 equipped Mac's, and you have a pre-Power PC
Mac or a 68k Mac, then it wont work. :-(
-Original Message-
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David Lesher
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 2:46 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: 190 OS8 blues
Worse
At 14:24 -0800 2004:03:18, Clark Martin wrote:
At 4:05 PM -0500 3/18/04, David Lesher wrote:
http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/mac/enet3c589/
I loaded the above for a 3c589 on a 190 with 7.5.2; and it works on
Ethertalk -- I can see various printers, etc. on the LAN.
But there's no TCP/IP
So I've been given a 190. It's running 7.5.2.
Lacking Ethernet {for now; I keep looking for PCMCIA cards with
drivers}, I'd like to use it as a serial port monitor on the firewall.
So what serial comm program should I use with it?
Where might I find an Ethernet card?
If I find one, is there a
try to print. Check to see if
another application is using the port - I would check
Appletalk first. This could even be related to your
other problem, perhaps?
Well, there's a couple of suggestions until someone
more knowledgable shows up.
Best,
David
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Hi all, I have a power book170 and I think all the bios is eraced.
The
screen is blank except for a floppy in the center. I instalition disk
2. I
am not shure if this is what I need to boot it up. I would gladly pay
postage ect. for copies of the disk that I need. It just spits out
the
of note taking if the computer is not
constantly fully awake. If I were to try ripping MP3s
or recording sound while on battery, the 1400 would
probably give me about 45 minutes.
Best Regrads,
David Thrower
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installation). 160Mb RAM in the Kanga would make
OS9.1 very happy for sure, though. The Kanga has
built-in ethernet, as well.
I'd stay with the 1400, but I am a happy user of one
so I am biased... ;-)
Best,
David
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to Cosi instead, where you'll find me
Loud and Proud with my wireless 466mHx 1400. ;-)
Best,
David
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Do
the left bay and
run a floppy drive in
there (while also having the CD-R in the right bay)?
Or is the left bay a
battery-only bay.
Battery only, I'm afraid, though you don't have to
shut down a 1400 to change the drive in the right bay,
sleeping it before swapping will do fine.
Best Regards,
David
,
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under OS 9.1 etc.
FWIW, I use both Yamaha 8424 and HP 6200 burners.
Best,
David
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Does anyone here have experience of hooking up a
LaCie CR-RW to a
PB1400c/133/OS8.6/64? The LaCie drive needs OS8.6,
which is fine, but the
Toast 4 software
to submit
something earth-shatteringly important in
no-mistakes-allowed-Word-format. So sue me. ;-)
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sleep-swappable mirror of my whole drive and I'll be
following your lead as soon as funds permit.
After that, all I'll need is a solar book cover and
I'll be sound as a pound, baby. ;-)
Best Regards,
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Does this happen on AC only, or also while using the
battery ?
Mad Dog
It happens on both AC and battery, actually.
Best Regards,
David Thrower
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Does this happen on AC only, or also while
using the
battery ?
Mad Dog
It happens on both AC and battery, actually.
Best Regards,
David Thrower
If it was AC only, then it would be a loose AC plug
on the
motherboard. If you
, and as soon as the heat sink
touched the RAM module - ZAP! Weird.
The long and short of it is that everything works
perfectly now, and you can consider this e-mail your
I owe you an hour of Tech Support certificate. ;-]
Best Regards,
David Thrower
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look at deactivating
any unnecessary extensions (redundant ethernet or
networking, 3rd party, or old versions of extensions).
I DID have a lot of difficulties with iTune, which
worked effortlessly for everyone else it seemed, until
I got the extension set just right - FWIW.
Best Regards,
David
lucky.
I don't know which pool games off the top of my
head are likely candidates, but I would look at the
games here:
http://www.pure-mac.com/sports.html
...there are a couple of pool games, maybe one of them
is the one.
Best Regards,
David Thrower
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Morning from
should be able to do a custom install of 9.1 to add the USB function
avoiding the work involved in using TomeViewer.
David Allen
kaldav wrote:
Thanks to those who responded about the usb and the 3400.
However, my question was specifically about OS 9. Using the Froho url
I downloaded the hacked
Try trashing the Finder preferences and restarting. (Can't empty them from the
trash until after a restart.) They can corrupt and cause all kinds of problems.
If this doesn't work, you may need to reformat, but that is a lot of work with
backups et al.
David Allen
Jim Lucas wrote:
Below
depth here? ;-]
If I were you, I'd get 64Mb of all-new RAM and a
new disk, then re-install OS9.1 and, what the heck,
get yourself a nice 256 meg Ultra CompactFlash, but
that's me - I'm crazy about the 1400.
Best Regards,
David Thrower
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I have had
Delorme's map program works with its own GPS unit and software via USB.
http://www.delorme.com
I've heard that they are no longer supporting Mac, but I haven't been able
to verify it. Even if they have gone 100% PC (dumb, but being done on
occasion) Their PC side software works via VPC.
David
My settings are: Compression-OFF, Maximum Throughput-checked, Show
Status-checked. All others not checked. (I also turn off the modem volume
to do waway with the annoying connection sounds. (Running in a
1400/G3/333/OS 9.1)
David Allen
kaldav wrote:
Hi,
Could someone please tell me which box
. They even take Paypal.
David Allen
Samantha Goodson wrote:
Is there such a thing as an HDI-30 to DB25 cable? I just received an HDI-30
SCSI system cable, part # M2538, just as listed in the User's Manual, and
it's HDI-30 to Centronics 50. It's working for me at the moment, as I have
the cable
7100/G3/217 and the
333 stays with my 7600/G3/300s.
David Allen
Paul Nelson wrote:
At 3:43 PM +0200 10/25/03, Tekno Liber wrote:
The 1400/117 is almost free, which is why I'm asking.
One reason for a 117 Mhz 1400 being cheap is the lack of an L2 cache.
Paul
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3.0.2 (supports up to 8.6). I use it constantly with my GV PCMCIA
modem/ethernet combo card.
David Allen
Tom Roth wrote:
I tried a GV pcmcia modem soon after I got my 3400 and the last version
I use one with 9.1 on a 1400 with no problems. 9.1 uses GV's 3.0.6 update
(Last downloaded from GV's site.) installed over 3.0.2.
David Allen
kaldav wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone used a Global Village 56k pcmcia modem with a powerbook
3400 running system 9.1? Is a special software update needed
? To put it this way, the port and clutch
cover looked too good and normal be non-OEM.
Any information would be appreciated by myself, and I am sure of
everyone else as well...
Thanks,
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There has been some helpful discussion about different plastic glues, some
of which will definitely come in handy. But what I need to know is, is
there any product/method available for repairing Teflon parts which are also
used inside some drives.
Pretty slippery stuff so I imagine it's got to
68 Meg of Virtual Memory allows using apps like Photoshop, Office 2001, etc. The
G3/333 is fairly quick even using VM. The G3/217 is a bit slow,
but still usable.
David Allen
I've got the max--64megs of RAM. But I think your problem is that OS 9.1 requires a
minimum of a G3 processor (someone
the external
display resolution to 1000's @ up to 832x624 and 256 colors up to 1152x870.
David Allen
Hi have a question for you all (the techie ones anyhow)
If i put a 5300c screen on a 5300ce board (the ce screen is smashed) would i
get 640x 480 at 1000's or 256.
Vicki
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PowerBooks
Simple answer: USB on 1400, NO The 1400 is not USB capable due to the
slot and motherboard architecture. The MB is NOT cardbus capable.
David Allen
Jean-Philippe Pellet wrote:
Hi all,
I have a PowerBook 1400 and an friend gave me his old Nomad Jukebox
(yay!) because he finally bought
Hey all,
I recently picked up an HP CD-Writer Plus Model M820 CDRW. It is a 4x4x20x
scsi which hooks up to a pcm/cia card. The card has two settings, 16bit and
CardBus. It is a nice compact writer not much bigger than a compact disk.
I am hooking this up to my 5300cs, it powers up fine and
Hi everyone, new to this list.
I bought a PB 5300 off of ebay a month ago.
(24/500/256 colors) No battery, but power supply.
Had to have power connector on back fixed, as
connection broke loose from solder. The repair place
said this is quite common with powerbooks, especially
the new ones. Is
that allows using many 8.1 apps
with 9.1. (Anyone remember the download URL?) I can attach it to an email if you
can't find it online. Drop it in the 9.1 extensions folder.
David Allen
Spencer Carter wrote:
For the past two years, my 1400 has been happily running OS 8.1 with a Sonnet G3
upgrade
attached to the Belkin USB
Card:
http://davidt.webspacesales.com/KangaUSB2.jpg
And just for kicks, here's my 3400c and Kanga side-by-side (Kanga's on the
left :D ):
http://davidt.webspacesales.com/3400cKanga.jpg
If you or anybody else have any questions feel free to ask :)
David T
Nope. It needs 2400 specific modules.
http://www.memoryx.net/powerbook2400.html is one source. The desktop Macs
use standard type SIMMs and DIMMs, but the PBs were model specific.
David Allen
Han wrote:
I am trying to figure out what kind of ram will fit in
a 2400c. A friend wants to know
Hi all,
A friend's friend has a 5300cs (same as mine) and he is wondering what a 24,
32, 48 or higher stick of memory goes for. So I told him I'd check here for
him in case somebody has some for sale.
I guess give me a buzz at my email address and I'll pass it on to him
tomorrow. I assume
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