Anyone familiar with the Avanti 400 G3 upgrade for the Wallstreet?
http://www.wegenermedia.com/wllst400.htm
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Yes, I would like to get a bw laserprinter for my 3400c and perhaps I
feel guilty about going to eBay for it.
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* a Centris 660av, FREE for anyone that cares to come pick it up
* a bunch of SCSI cabling, terminators, etc.
The complete list, with prices, may be found at:
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FOR DETAILS, please see:
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not applying a load. I still vote for this
being the PRAM battery.
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something that only
runs under 8.1, or you find you like some particular features of 8.1,
then go with 8.1. Sounds almost too simple, but there you have it.
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On Sep 22, 2004, at 9:41 PM, Mark J. Pearson wrote:
On Sep 22, 2004, at 9:35 PM, Eric Strobel wrote:
Don't forget, though, that any all-but-dead battery can still show a
fair voltage if you're not applying a load. I still vote for this
being the PRAM battery.
- Eric.
What's a good source
, it won't be recognized when you start
back up). At that point it's time to resort to the unbent paper
clip...
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my 3400c
and do not want it to collect dust anymore.
Please help!
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far quicker than by posting to the list and having the info dribble in
over the course of a day or two...)
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the ADB
function (IIRC).
Have you tried a bootable floppy? Other than that, I'm really at a
loss.
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to try booting from a CD or
something, that you'd get cursor movement back. Regardless, since
you've got no OS that you're booting from, you ought to tackle that
problem first. (BTW, is there a reason why you replaced the PMU
chip??)
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any advice would be appreciated
Thanks,
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is a symptom of not having a CD driver
installed.
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drive yet (two zip drives on one
machinehmmm) but I suspect I'll have no trouble. :)
Later.Howard
What VST-specific tools? I wasn't aware there were any.
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deleting the iomega extension I've got in there now, and
nothing happens. Disk setup tells me there's a CD-ROM in there and
won't
format, but this cd-rom never shows up on the desktop.
Later.Howard
Have you gone to VersionTracker and used their download link? Or
MacUpdate?
- Eric
Could you be more specific? I mean, what computer is the printer attached to, what
kind of network are they on, and what kind of printer is it (brand model)?
-Eric J
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ResEdit should make the folder visible. IIRC that's a TechTool Pro
feature, so you could probably use TTP to render it visible as well.
In any event I seem to recall that all the files in the TrashCache
folder are visible, so you just have to open the folder.
- Eric.
On Wednesday, April 14
such extension where the invisible folder became visible if the
corresponding extension didn't load...
Hope that all helps.
- Eric.
On Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at 09:39 PM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
ResEdit should make the folder visible. IIRC that's a TechTool Pro
feature, so you could probably use
, then the extension that provides the TrashCache is
artificially keeping the cache from being seen by the Finder. Starting
w/o extensions should render that folder visible and you can copy out
the files.
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is that a serial printer cable is
different from a LocalTalk cable.
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and will continue to run
from
battery power for hours.
What is wrong?
Thanks a lot!
Matt
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likely to be an either it works or it
doesn't (or it works intermittently) kind of thing. Typing lag is
pretty much always software-related. Give us more to go on... OS
version. What s/w are you using at the time? Does this only happen
when you're online? That sort of thing...
- Eric
I ran King's Quest 6 on my 486 33MHz with 8MB RAM. Just run DOS 6.something as the
OS, and you should be fine. I think. I have no personal experience with VPC3, but
lots with DOS. If you need any help setting up things like a mouse or CDROM under
DOS, I can help. Good luck.
-Eric J.
Hi all
a larger issue here... These batteries may be so long
past their shelf-life they may not hold enough charge to bother with.
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in
the dim mists of history for me.
4th thing... w/ a 3400, why not just get a USB card and use a nice,
new USB mouse? (besides the fact that'll cost $$ for a function that
the machine ought to be doing naturally)...
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snagging the mouse cord on something I was moving and hearing the
*SNAP* of an arc. Things still worked OK, but I attribute that to dumb
luck. Others that have done that have had their ADB stop working
(IIRC, that's from a Help Desk column in an old MacWorld mag).
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with my 3400 when I want to use the mouse.
Umm... does the ADB have power when the 3400 is sleeping? Remember,
ADB isn't hot-pluggable. That's a good way to burn out your ADB port.
Always shutdown prior to connecting/disconnecting ADB devices.
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mouse on?? If the ball isn't
getting enough traction that would slow it down.
Also, I'm not sure, but I seem to recall one batch of ADB mice where
the ball was very light weight and those always gave me fits.
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That's because System 7.1 needs an enabler to run on a 180. I know because I helped
my friend reinstall 7.1 on his 180. Enablers go in the System Folder.
The only thing you can do is make a special boot disk that has the enabler on it. You
can download the enabler you need from Apple's Older
on reload for
40-50 times before the page finally loads, does it? (I'm using NS7 on
9.2.2, not on my 3400 though, and it's damn near unusable because of this.
And it's purely NS, because IE or iCab will load the same page just fine.)
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getting it at seemingly odd
moments when opening email messages in Eudora 6.0.
Any thoughts?
The drive is 2GB. Other specs: OS 9.1, 144MB RAM.
Thanks,
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It should be possible to add a hard drive to the dock, then copy everything from the
Duo's hard drive to the dock hard drive, then from there do whatever you want, right?
Otherwise, try the SuperBooter75 from Gamba:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/superbooter75.html
I have used it to help
somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 12/6/03 2:53 AM, the entity known
as Dan Palka transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
300mhz would be so hot.
Literally!! ;-)
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somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 12/4/03 10:10 AM, the entity
known as Ken transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you put the 3400 into SCSI Disk Mode with another Mac that will run
SysWks 2?
Not if the HD is bigger than 4 GB!
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older browser version that's the problem.
Any ideas. Thanks in advance.
By the way my iMac running OS 9.2.2 has the same problem.
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can get a HD of a size equal to or greater than your
3400's HD, then you can do a complete backup to the HD, including having all
the utilities you want installed. Just boot from the external drive when
necessary.
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I installed a Belkin Busport Mobile (m/n:F5U022) PCMCIA USB adapter
in my 3400c, upper card slot. It showed up as an icon on the desktop
but my
connecting to a 3400?
BTW: The SuperDisk drive works fine withe floppies on my Beige G3
(never tried a SuperDisk since I don't own one.
Thanks!
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I had a PB 145, my friend has a PB 180. A totally discharged battery can prevent the
system from starting. Try booting without the battery. If it works without battery,
try leaving the PB plugged in overnight with the battery installed. This may put
enough charge in the battery to allow it to
I figure you're best shot at getting another display is poking around eBay for a
broken laptop with an apparantly undamaged screen and pay rock bottom for it. You
could use it with an external monitor if you wanted. Or it could make a good embedded
controler: I will eventually turn an LC II into
That sounds like a standard motherboard-to-drive power cable used in older macs like
my Classic II, LC II, IIci. It should be the same in any mac where the power supply
doesn't power the drives directly. I think that should include most 68k machines and
all compact macs.
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amply,
multiply proven. There are quite a few who have USB cards in their 3400s.
Now, some/many have had to reshape the card as also mentioned in some of the
more recent discussions, complete with ascii diagrams.
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At 9:00 PM -0800 11/5/03, Eric wrote:
As far as capacity, the Duo 2300 came with a 1.1GB SCSI hard drive I
believe, so they
should be available up to that big.
That was IDE.
Paul
My bad.
According to the AppleSpec database, the Powerbook
I had a PB145 that I tried to get a new hard drive for about six months ago. If the
drive in there works, think long and hard about making it work. If you need more
read-write storage, there are several old SCSI cartridge type systems that can be had
cheap. This includes Zip, Syquest, or you could
if there was no crash.
Compared to your copy of TechTool Pro, that NU is ancient. If you can't
update your Norton, I'd stick with TTP3 and get a copy of Disk Warrior 2.
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This site:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/
should have everything you want to know about the older system software.
Personal opinion: Install 7.1 first, then install 7.5.3. When installing 7.5.3, Disk
Copy reads all of the separate image files and mounts a single volume. This should
work fine
A quick thought: try eraseing/reformatting a mac floppy. I have an old memory
flickering in the back of my brain about two different format processes, one that
shows the bar and one that doesn't...maybe. Try it and see.
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Greetings. I have a peculiar
I had a similar problem with my iBook(Dual USB) running 9.2.2 with an Airport card.
When I tried to get an IP from the wireless router at home, i would get gibberish.
Sometimes. Other times it worked just fine. The strange thing was, it was always the
same bad information. What I did was create a
'). Sometimes using a different drive will help. But
sometimes the cart is just bad and that's that. Good news is that, unlike
the Zip drive's click-o-death, you won't ruin your EZFlyer drive with a bad
cart.
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of informed opinion if you post this
question over on the 'G3 or better Powerbooks' list.
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drive spun down.
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wrong ones, though
, and make it not so.
Paul
Sorry, but the info on which drive is a startup drive isn't stored on the
drive but in PRAM. With that in mind, if none of the above suggestions
work, you could try zapping the PRAM, which should then default the 'Book
back to booting from the internal HD.
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on 10/22/03 2:01 PM, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The internal hard drive, CD, ZIP or other of a Wallstreet is IDE so
no SCSI conflict is possible
DOH! of course!
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at or near the operating frequency making no
distinction between 802.11b and signals from any other source.
Exactly. In fact, you can think of it as increasing the noise so that your
signal-to-noise drops too low for information to pass reliably over the
connection.
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Does anyone know of an 802.11g wireless card that will work in a 3400c?
Current production 100 mb/sec cards are cardbus.
I think you're confusing 100Base-T ethernet with 802.11g wireless.
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, an 802.11g CardBus card should
work also.
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don't recall hearing anything about
802.11g cards.
I wonder if it's time for a thread where folks report CardBus cards they've
tried in the 3400 and comments regarding success/failure and any quirks.
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In a message dated 10/4/03 6:36:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone have a link to a printer fourm where I can find out more, or
suggestions on what might not cause it to heat up?
1) halogen (heating) lamp defective,
2) thyrister defective,
This site:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/
specifically, this page:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/matrix_cpu.txt
should tell you everything you could want to know.
You can download the system enabler 131 from here:
http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html#system
and list 550Mb free on the disk. An uncompressed image
will take 650Mb, a compressed image will take less than 100Mb.
If you can get ShrinkWrap, then you can make an image that doesn't
incorporate the empty space.
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a problem for me.
Yet! The ADB hot plugging issue is one of voltage transients that can burn
out circuitry. While it can (and often does) work fine, it is a definite
risk.
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?
Eric
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, it's 3.3V. HOWEVER, it still might be
worth checking the listed vendors. DealRAM is only going to tabulate the
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BTW, dcresource.com might also have info of use.
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more
likely), as well as keeping the OS safer from damaged disk directories and
the like.
(That said, it *does* complicate things when time comes to upgrade to an OS
X machine with a single monolithic disk space...)
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, but it all works (over a serial
cable). Also, if anyone's tried Cameraid with the QT200/DS7, they could
chime in with their experience.
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conditions, couldn't some of this corrosion actually be mold or mildew?
If so, is there an electronics-safe antifungal?
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stuff
just hasn't been around for long enough to be fully trusted. So my second
suggestion would be to ditch MSN in favor of something less
closed/proprietary, which would be *anything else*.
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should I get more memory and max-out to 144 MB? Or should I download and
use more mainstream browsers like Netscape or IE. If so what version
should I get? I am running OS 8.6
Help!!
Eric
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NOT to upgrade the driver to 8.1 or even 8.6.
HOWEVER... I seem to recall a very prominent warning when it comes to OS 9
that you MUST disable the OS installer from updating the driver or you will
find your drive quite inaccessible.
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Or you could ask the LEM swap list for a copy of 7.0.1. Make sure to
apply the tuneup at some point.
-Eric J
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and random bits and pieces
You are not drowning in old computer parts until you start
everything is
properly seated (though that should really cause a failure).
[In fact, depending on the RAM HD, *before* you start really using it is
the perfect time to do all your upgrades...]
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is Adaptec UDF Volume Access. Then it
hangs.
Have you tried disabling that extension? I think that's part of an older
version of Toast, so unless you're going to be burning CDs off that Kanga,
you probably don't need it.
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and their agent told me to trash
the modem preference file inside my Preferences folder. I tried that
and I still have the same problem. I am assuming from their agent
that my ISP (Earthlink) isnt to blame.
Please help! I am running OS 7.5
Thanks
Eric
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rumormongering. Then you can just read the rumors for fun...
OK, enough meandering from me...
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it for a powered HDD.
Yes, as I figured out, there's an *infinite* performance hit! ;-) Just
don't remember encountering that tidbit of info before, although it must've
been rattling around in the back of my head...
Thanks all.
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So, what am I missing? Is there some jumper that is normally empty when the
drive is onboard the 3400 that needs to be set when in the case? There was
no indication of this in the docs, but you never know until you ask.
Thanks.
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on 07/28/03 2:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The manufacturer is Acer. Just checked @ Geeks the only driver they have
doesn't give any info about what it supports...
- Eric.
Eric:
Who manufactured the enclosure? Apple System Profiler should tell you
on 07/28/03 3:16 PM, Gary D. Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does ASP tell you what kind of interface the box has? Atapi or whatever?
Gary
Eric L. Strobel wrote: on 07/28/03 2:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at
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The manufacturer is Acer. Just checked @ Geeks
the drive through any hub?
Anyway, thanks for the help.
- Eric.
Maybe. You might need the Apple USB device driver from the Apple
site. Some USB stuff is persnickity.
Dan Scanlan
If you mean the USB Device Support extension that's standard w/ OS 9.2.2,
it's already there. I'm leaning
consumption standpoint.
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that will essentially use the From: address, rather than the
Reply to: address.
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of hours you've spent so far or
might continue to spend troubleshooting, and you probably come close to the
price of a replacement drive. (Or at least close enough to permit easy
rationalization... ;-) )
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exist it _ought_ to work.
http://eshop.macsales.com/Item_MailList.cfm?ID=5006Item=CEN1394PCMCIA
Does that work without the MCE CardBus mod??
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to a Zip
(if it doesn't *quite* fit) or via Internet.
So, my advice is to consider carefully just what your need really is for
this.
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to ask
(and if you're patient enough to wait for opportunity to come around). OK,
a little luck doesn't hurt either...
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about a Powerbook specific swap list, but there is the Low End
Mac swap list. You might try eBay, since folks there are charging (and I
presume getting) simply outrageous prices for their old iBooks.
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had
previously connected the PB to my cable router with an
ethernet cable (via the dongle on a 3Com combo
modem/ethernet card).
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Eric
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with?
The only advice I've heard on this count is that you don't want anything
faster than 5400 rpm because the faster drives may generate too much heat.
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between protocols is basically unimportant on a
two-computer network that isn't heavily used. Besides, nothing will
compare to the difference between LocalTalk and EtherTalk.
It's 2 AM now, so there may be some inaccuracies. Bottom line: ethernet
always faster than serial.
Goodnight,
-Eric J
AppleTalk.
Ken
It's either OS 8.6 or OS 9 where you pick up the capability to do TCP/IP
filesharing.
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This is a question for the Mac Network list.
--- tobias strohe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listessas/Listas,
I just got a new Cable modem internet connection (Comcast), but since
I
transferred from Ricochet (which by the way was unbearably slow), I
am
rather used to being wireless. What
.
Incidentally, does anyone know how to open up a PB 1xx battery pack
without damaging it? Or with a minimal amount of damage?
And does anyone know an approximate average Amp-Hour rating for a
normal 6V lantern battery?
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