You don't say what you're using for wireless. Try a wired connection first to make
sure you've got the print sharing setup correctly. Then try it wireless.
-tom
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From: Lance Hinek
Sent: Tuesday, July 6, 2004 11:13 PM
Subject: Network printing PB1400 G4
it running. It
does have a zip drive, CD, floppy (not that I'd ever use it) and power supply. It
also has HD and RAM but I don't know how much.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept
Are you sure you have the model with the modem? Just because you have a working
ethernet doesn't mean there's also a modem there. Is the extension for the ethernet
modem installed?
-tom
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From: PowerBooks on behalf of macdaniel3400c
Subject: 3400c Internal Modem
If you need a lot of anti-static bags, check out U-Line.
http://www.uline.com/Class_21.asp I've never bought anti-static bags from them
before but I have purchased other bags and tubes from them.
-tom
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From: Volk
Subject: Re: Anti-static bags
Howard,
Standard
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From: Eric Strobel
Subject: Re: Slow tracking ABD mouse on PB3400
Umm... does the ADB have power when the 3400 is sleeping?
I don't think it does because if the mouse is already plugged in I can't wake up the
3400 by moving the mouse or clicking on it. I have
You probably knew this already but just in case. Are you plugging the
mouse in while the 3400 is on? If so, send the 3400 to sleep and then
plug in the mouse. Wake it back up and it will work normally. That's
why I typically do with my 3400 when I want to use the mouse.
-tom
-Original
Unsubscribe Kit
First, ask your Internet Provider to mail you an Unsubscribing Kit. Then follow these
directions. The kit will most likely be the standard no-fault type. Depending on
requirements, System A and/or System B can be used. When operating System A, depress
lever and a plastic
Empty your browser's cache, reinstall Flash and then try it again. Sometimes that
works for me.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd
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delete
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Mr. Cranky,
I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last time was the easiest. I
just used a PC formatted zip disk and copied the files from the PC onto it and then
put that disk in my Mac which read it just fine. You'll have to assign the correct
type and creator code but
I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last
time was the easiest. I just used a PC formatted zip disk
and copied the files from the PC onto it and then put that
disk in my Mac which read it just fine.
No zip disk on the pc but I have one that's working on the Mac.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Great Googelymoogely
I bought myself a new PC card modem for my little PB 1400 and installed it only now
to find out that it will not work with OS 9.1, which is what I am working under in
my computer. In otherwords, in order to
You don't say what the problem is you're having. I have a PB3400 and I never turn off
my AppleTalk.
Do you have an AppleTalk printer? If so, AppleTalk needs to be active and the
AppleTalk Control Panel needs to point at the Modem/Printer port otherwise you won't
be able to print. If you
I recently switched from IE 5.1.7 to Mozilla 1.3.1 as well, running it on a PowerBook
3400 under OS 9.1. I really like it too, especially the tabbed windows. However, I
have found that entering text seems to suddenly appear in slow motion as though I'm
hitting one key, waiting about a full
At first I thought, Yeah, right! Probably a DNS problem or something. So I cut and
pasted the URL and tried it myself and sure enough it doesn't work in MS Explorer
5.1.7 for Mac (I'm running OS 9.2.1). I saw it was stuck loading a JavaScript so I
fired up Mozilla and it worked right away.
Our campus computer store used to use one called POSIM (pronounced possum) which
stands for Point of Sale-Inventory Manager. They're still using it but have switched
to the PC version. If you're interested I can try and find out who makes it.
-tom
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From: Thad
Subject:
forgot, but that's exactly how I have my PB 3400 set--with the router's settings
192.x.x.x in the Gateway field for the DNS. It doesn't pass those on to the ISP. I
rememeber now reading somewhere that that would help connect.
Gary
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well I tried the static IP
that it
knows about? That's the nice thing about DHCP, I don't have to remember all those
numbers.
Thanks for your help!
-tom
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From: Tom Roth
Subject: Re: IP problem on PowerBook 3400 - static IPs
I may try that. The last time I did I used the same number
networked MACs running 8.6( three 3400's and two G3s)
i set up my linksys box to start assigning DHCP addresses at IP 100, so i
have addresses under 100 to assign statically
not elegant, simple, works for me
jim
on 10/27/03 12:19 PM, Tom Roth wrote:
I have a PowerBook 3400
boots back up again.
-tom
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From: Charles
Subject: Re: IP problem on PowerBook 3400
on 10/27/03 12:19 PM, Tom Roth wrote:
I have a PowerBook 3400 running OS 9.1 at home connected to a Netgear =
Wireless (or wired) router which is in turn connected to a cable modem
to avoid. Anyone have any suggestions?
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed
wired to wireless, it resets fine. That doesn't solve your root
problem--losing the connection in the first place, but it might be a place to begin.
Gary
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/10/27 Mon AM 08:35:31 EST
Subject: IP problem on PowerBook 3400
I have a PowerBook 3400
That's eBay for you. The seller did start at $1.00 and he does have some nice photos.
Still, that's crazy. There were 35 bids on that thing!
-tom
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply To: PowerBooks
Subject: What's a Powerbook worth?!?
Hi,
I occasionally fix
12:04 PM, Tom Roth at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You know, I kind of like this idea of blocking the pop ups by listing them in
the hosts file. While Web Washer works it's slow because it's creating a
proxy server. This hosts blocking method doesn't slow anything down. Might
not catch
OS 9
on 10/14/03 3:43 PM, Tom Roth at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually I didn't get any of those errors. Just blank spots where ads used to
be and hardly any pop-ups.
There are some typos in that list the Luca provided the URL for and many
duplicates http://www.mikey
I tried a GV pcmcia modem soon after I got my 3400 and the last version of their
software supports Mac OS 8.6 (and maybe 9.0.4) but that's the end of the line.
-tom
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From: kaldav
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Saturday, October 4, 2003 9:56 AM
To: PowerBooks
Now that's the way 3 should be spelled! :)
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From: J Sand
Subject: Re: PCMCIA card storage
PS I got threee of them for $20. I thought it was a deal even if two of
them need new bats.
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Jim,
9.1 is as far as you can go on a 3400, normally. That's where mine is but I have the
full 144MB of RAM and I'd highly suggest you get more for it. 9.1 has been very
stable and responsive but I did disable extensions I don't need. There is an
extension of some sort available on the OS9
Thanks for the URL Andrew. I couldn't find it on my Mac here at work. Might have had
it on my PB at home. The power adapter recalled is the same model if you have a 3400
as that's what became the first G3 PowerBook. I entered my 3400's serial number and
the number off of the brick adapter
I did an Apple recall exchange with my old 3400 power adapter and then sent me the new
yo-yo adapter and it works just fine. Been using it for a year.
-tom
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From: Han
Subject: ibook yo yo adapter on a 2400? 3400?
I looked at the back of the 3400 adapter, it says
Reformat the hard drive and then install the OS and if it still boots slowly then
there might be some hardware issue.
-tom
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From: Dan Scanlan
Subject: slow booting kanga
My new Kanga from ebay takes a long time to boot, like up to a half
hour. It hangs after
I don't know where the Adaptec UDF Volume Access came from but I don't think you need
it. I believe the Mac OS supports UDF without the need of 3rd party extensions. Try
yanking it out and see what happens. Also check to see what the next extension is to
load as that may be causing problems
I switched ISPs back in March and my wife used the same user ID she had before but now
with a very common ISP after the @ symbol. The one that starts with an E. Even
though it was a new account she immediately had lots of spam. A quick Google search
revealed that someone else had used that
gets through and what about the real
email that gets blocked by mistake? I say do anything you can to stop spammers.
-tom
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 08:11:53 -0600
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re
Thanks for showing that photo on your website. I've heard you guys talking about
doing that but it's nice to see exactly where one needs to do some whittling.
-tom
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From: Dan K
Subject: Re: firewire on the 3400?
I wrote:
I've used a NewerTech FW2Go card in a
You might try a newer Mac OS. The minimum requirements for the Orinoco software is
8.6 or greater. For older Mac OSs you should use the WaveLan drivers.
-tom
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From: Eric Riedl
Subject: PowerBook 1400 WiFi
Using OS 8.04 w/Sonnet G3 400Mhz card. Recently tried
two
of other drivers available here too. Just use:
http://workingwireless.net/wireless/Installers/
Nothing newer than May of 2002.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical
Nothing there said WaveLAN so I didn't know for sure what those were but I just
tried the second URL listed and downloaded a file and after it decoded and unstuffed
then it said WaveLAN. The top link is where I got my Orinoco driver but good luck
finding that on ther website. For some reason
I believe they were one of the companies I called them before I bought my Netgear and
they said their units do not support AppleTalk protocol but then very few wireless
routers do and that may not be a problem for you anyway. If you're just needing
TCP/IP then you're fine with any wireless
just email me directly. The file is less than 1MB.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http
I've got an Orinoco card and am using it with a Netgear wireless router and have been
out in my back yard with it at the signal strength was fine. That was probably about
a distance of 50-60 feet. I've not tried going farther but I probably could have.
I'd suggest looking at relocating your
Aren't there some older still drivers under the WaveLan name? They might work better
under OS 8.6. I seem to recall running across them in my search for the Orinoco
drivers. Don't recall where now but a Google search might get you there.
-tom
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From: macnifico
Subject:
I'm using the Orinoco Gold with no problems and no changes to the PowerBook 3400. The
card doesn't ship with any Macintosh drivers and they were next to impossible to
locate on their website but other than that I'm very happy with it! Someone with
their tech support finally sent me the URL
Sorry, I didn't have it anymore as that was many months ago but after trying on their
website again and striking out I tried FTP instead and found the driver version 7.2
that I'm using.
ftp://ftp.orinocowireless.com/pub/software/ORiNOCO/PC_Card/MacOS/ORiNOCO_v7.2.smi.hqx
Hope that helps!
On
I've heard you can do that but which version of the Airport Software did you use?
I've downloaded 2.0.2 and 2.0.4 and TomeViewer but hadn't tried it yet. I think the
2.0.4 version says you have to have Mac OS 9.2.2 install where as 2.0.2 says 9.0.4.
-tom
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was just using 9.2 and then when I went up to 9.2.2 went
ahead and let software update download and install 2.0.4.
Gary
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wireless card in 3400c?
I've heard you can do that but which version of the Airport Software did you use?
I've
What browsers other than MSIE would you recommend for a PB3400/180 running OS 9.1 that
would be compatible with most java and javascripts out there?
-tom
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From: Thad Hoffman
Subject: Re: netscape 7 hangs on a 3400 ??
anyone been able to get netscape 7 to run on a
I don't know if the D-Link card will work in a Mac or not. That's why I went with the
Orinoco Gold card in my 3400.
However, you might look here: http://www.ioxperts.com/80211b.html
-tom
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From: pook la roux
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003
I was able to get a response back from Proxim Tech Support as to where the Orinoco
drivers for Macs are on their website. They sent me the following URL which I have
downloaded and installed on my PB3400 running OS9.1.
The 3400 don't have SCSI hard drives or CD-ROMs. There was some mention last week on
this list I believe about cleaning the drive but as you've already surmised, it might
be a hardware problem.
-tom
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From: Scoppie, Dr R.P.
Subject: CD Drive problem
I'd be
I don't think it's so much an issue of the print driver as it is the USB isn't
supported until OS 9 (IIRC).
-tom
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From: Cliff Rediger
Subject: Printer Driver TweeK?
I'm interested in the Epson 5200 3x1 printer but I'm running only 8.6
on a PB3400.
I understand
I have OS 9.1 on my 3400 and it's fine. It's been very stable. Check
your apps and make sure you're not going to break anything going to OS 9
but otherwise you might as well.
I would reformat using Extended since you're right there anyway.
~tom roth
-Original Message-
From: Ken
Yup, that was long but very helpful. Thank you very much!! It sounds like much of
the equipment is interchangeable, it's just a matter of price vs. features.
Regarding security, is it a matter of preventing access to the computer that the
wireless card is installed on or just access to the
is this off-topic? It's pertaining to a PowerBook! We've discussed wireless
networking, cable modems, cardbus, and more.
However, if I see The Truth Is Out There one more time I might scream!!!
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake
in the Extensions folder, same with 8.6.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed
email it to you if you don't already have it or
can't locate it. It's a very small program.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd
as the external DNS.
128.109.193.1 You usually want a DNS that is closer to you but in a pinch this might
do.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Cool, yet another utility to add to my collection. Looks similar to WhatRoute in
functions. Still, you can't beat MacPing for it's simplicity.
~tom
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From: Bruce Johnson
Subject: Re: Re; PBook Ghost Connections
A more useful tool is OTTool, from Neon SOftware:
.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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Check your DNS settings.
~tom
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From: Hardy Menagh
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 9:17 AM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: PBook Ghost Connections
About two weeks ago, my PB 540c, OS 8.1, 36 MB and my wife's 520c OS 7.5.5,
24 MB,
: Thursday, January 16, 2003 11:19 AM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: PBook Ghost Connections
At 10:34 AM -0500 1/16/03, Tom Roth wrote:
Check your DNS settings.
They are the same as on my desktops. PPP reports a good connection. I just
can't access the web or mail.
Hardy
Ask your ISP for the DNS numbers. They aren't top secret. You should also try
pinging some known IP number. If pinging works then it's got to be a DNS problem.
~tom
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From: Hardy Menagh
The DNS numbers are being automatically acquired and I am connecting. I
just can't
See:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58183
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From: Malcolm Cornelius
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 1:38 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Startup chimes
Can anyone remind me what the different sets of start up tones
earlier that they thought the interface and setup was a lot better with the Airport
drivers.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston
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From: Andrew Kershaw
Subject: Re: more wireless Q's
If I were to get a Orinoco WaveLAN Silver Lucent card, can you use
the Apple Airport drivers with it or do they only work with the
Airport cards? Someone was saying earlier that they thought the
interface and
I've just been looking into this in regards to moving a file 2GB or greater to a
server and the problem appears to be AFP in that case. However, on the hard drive if
the drive is formatted HFS+ (Mac Extended) then you can have a file that larger or
larger without a problem. You just might not
There's been a lot about batteries on this list so if you can access the archives
you'll find a wealth of information. But to summarize it, at least once a week (once
a month at the very least) unplug the AC and use the battery until you get the warning
message that the computer is about to
. That will may your system unstable and sluggish.
Some might also suggest upping the virtual memory, RAM doubler.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center
I know there are many favorite PowerBooks on this list but one of the more affordable
models used is a 3400. You might be able to come across a low end G3 for $500 but
make sure you've got enough RAM. I see you're in Toronto so I'm not sure if your
talking American or Canadian dollars.
~tom
computer at risk.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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might find it in your router's
manual.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed
He might also check to see if the Router IP address is set correctly and I would
uncheck that Load only when needed in the TCP/IP control panel. I've only known
that to cause problems.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake
Sionnach,
What about the Li-ion batteries? Do they have memory problems?
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC
Sounds like it might be electrical interference if it's happening throughout the
house. Is the PB3400 being run on the AC adapter? If so, the AC adapter is probably
the culprit.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest
and it's
usually sitting about five feet from my TV and I've never experienced any problems
from it. The TV is on an antenna but it's not the rabbit ears antenna but an attic
antenna.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest
.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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From: Sionnach Aisling
Subject: Re: Battery - NiMH vs. Li
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From: Scott Holder
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
I guess you could wrap the 'book in foil ;)
I think a Titanium PowerBook would probably work even better. ;)
Tom Roth * tel
.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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From: Mehdi El Gueddari
Subject: external SCSI
Fabian,
Did you upgrade for speed or out of necessity? Was it noticeably faster with the
Kanga board?
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical
and reformat the drive and
install the OS.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed
batteries, get two or
three and an external charger. Also, the zip drives that fit into the expansion bay
are very nice if you need to move large files off and on.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School
.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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From what version OS? You might be able to boot from a System CD, trash the System
suitcase and Finder from the hard drive's System Folder and then to a reinstall.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University
more than four devices on one line and
that's counting your computer's modem.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem
than 33.6 and
frequently they won't connect any better than 28.8 which might explain the PCMCIA
modem, especially if it's a 56K.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical
phone can be
used that way too but I wasn't sure if it would be worth purchasing the serial cable.
Tom Roth * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd
If you have Expander and it's still not working it might be one of two things. Maybe
three. Is the icon of the StuffIt file generic? If so, apply the type and creator
code from another StuffIt file. Another possibility is that you have an older version
of Expander and this might be a newer
Forgive me for asking but I usually think in terms of retiring the oldest, slowest
machine and then doing a trickle down putting a new, faster machine in where it's
needed the most. My guess is that your HP will work with an iMac but check HP's
website for drivers first.
~tom
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And that's exactly where my 3400 is too and it's very stable. But, if you need to
reinstall the OS and you don't want to go to all the trouble of getting a whole new
system folder, try the suitcase and finder trick first and you might just save
yourself a lot of time and trouble.
~tom
Acutally I installed from scratch (after wiping the HD clean with Drive Setup) using
an official OS 9 CD and therefore it installed the driver. Had it been an OS 9 CD
that came with another Mac, it wouldn't have worked so well.
~tom
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From: Sionnach Aisling
Reply To:
Yes but it should install itself when installing the OS. It's an extension that
supports both the modem and the ethernet. You'll also need the modem script but that
too should install with the OS.
~tom
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From: Gary E Davis
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent:
You might just try Apple System Profiler to see what it reports. I'm not at home with
my PB3400 now or I'd try it to see what it shows.
~tom
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From: Gary E Davis
Subject: Telling the Ethernet - Modem/Ethernet cards apart
Hey all
Can anyone tell me if its
supply stores, Best Buy, Circuit City, etc but wasn't
sure how well they would work with my Mac and a Lucent Silver.
I've got a PB3400 running OS 9.1.
Tom Roth * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
to get more money out of the sale by having the
software on the computer. But unless they're also selling you the original CD (or
floppy) along with any books, license agreement, and serial number; then it's still
software piracy.
Tom Roth
.
Tom Roth * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1011
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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Or consider using something like IP Netrouter.
http://www.sustworks.com/site/prod_ipr_overview.html
~tom
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From: Wildcatfan
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 10:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Internet
well it is not cheap
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From: George Mogiljansky
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 9:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400c
Hello PowerBookists,
Finally, I have a shot at a reasonable p-book;
it's a 3400c, 180 MHz, 80 MB Ram, CD-Rom and floppy
drives,
) screen?
Tom Roth * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * tel 336.716.4493
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1011
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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was in.
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Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Dept of Biomedical Communications
Medical Center Blvd * Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1011
http://www.wfubmc.edu/biomed/
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From: Donna Hood
all the way. However, be sure to periodically
perform a full drain and recharge to keep them working at their top capacity.
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Wake Forest University School of Medicine
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