G'day
I have a start-up problem with my Pismo-400. It was working quite good
up until few days ago.
The symptom is the start-up, I can't get it to start. I've checked its
power supply and it's working.
Since it's battery was dead long time ago, I've always used it with its
power supply
Can anyone give me some other possible causes for this symptom?
Okay, based on my Lombard experience, reset the PMU. It's done by
holding the little button between the telephone and VGA connectors
down for about ten seconds and releasing it. Then, plug 'er back in
and try again.
Caleb
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GREAT!!! It works
Thanks a lot mate!
Does this mean my clock battery is dead?!!!
cheers
R. A. Cantrell wrote:
try unplugging your clock battery. be sure the main battery is removed when
you do it and the power adapter is not plugged in . leave the clock battery
unplugged, insert main
On Feb 6, 2006, at 9:38 PM, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 06/02/2006 18:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
http://***/manuals.html
Rick :)
On Feb 6, 2006, at 9:21 PM, Jerry wrote:
Have a Pismo 400 arriving soon. Could anyone direct me toward site
(s) w/ info
on that machines
Rick,
Here's an excerpt from the description of the PowerBooks list from the
Low-End Mac site:
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What topics may not be discussed?
Never post a link for Apple Service Manuals. Apple has a policy of shutting
down sites the post such links, and Apple has people on some of our lists,
so
Have a Pismo 400 arriving soon. Could anyone direct me toward site(s) w/ info
on that machines possibilities and inner workings ?
Thanks, Jerry
Date: Sun, 05 Feb 2006, Anders wrote :
... Powerbook G3 ... I downloaded a disassembly guide from PBFixIt.com ...
Anders
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Rick :)
On Feb 6, 2006, at 9:21 PM, Jerry wrote:
Have a Pismo 400 arriving soon. Could anyone direct me toward site
(s) w/ info
on that machines possibilities and inner workings ?
Thanks, Jerry
Date: Sun, 05 Feb 2006, Anders wrote
My Reply follows quote. On 06/02/2006 18:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
http://***/manuals.html
Rick :)
On Feb 6, 2006, at 9:21 PM, Jerry wrote:
Have a Pismo 400 arriving soon. Could anyone direct me toward site
(s) w/ info
on that machines possibilities and inner workings
G'day
I'm sorry if this question comes out bit silly but I wanted to know if I
can use the spare ram I got from a friend on my Pismo!!
I know that Pismo listed as 192 MB maximum ram on Apple site but that it
can be upgraded to 512mb!
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At 7:09 PM +1100 2/3/06, sorular wrote:
G'day
I'm sorry if this question comes out bit silly but I wanted to know
if I can use the spare ram I got from a friend on my Pismo!!
I know that Pismo listed as 192 MB maximum ram on Apple site but
that it can be upgraded to 512mb!
A Pismo can have
Does anyone know if there is a upgrade processor for the Pismo that is
faster than the 500 mhz.
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Does anyone know if there is a upgrade processor for the Pismo that is
faster than the 500 mhz.
Yes there are after market G4 ones ...
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/NPG4P500/
For example.
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Does anyone know if there is a upgrade processor for the Pismo that is
faster than the 500 mhz.
Yes there are after market G4 ones ...
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/NPG4P500/
For example.
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The fastest Pismo upgrade I've heard of is a G3/800, but I'd go with a
G4/500 over any G3, because of OS X being optimized for the Altivec
instruction set of the G4. However, in my humble opinion, the G3/500 in
the Pismo is pretty good, even after working with various G4 machines
and even a G5
Does anyone know if there is a upgrade processor for the Pismo that is
faster than the 500 mhz.
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There are a handful of G4/550 upgrades. Daystar/XLR8 make one.
Otherwise, the fastest CLOCK SPEED CPU you'll get is a G3 from
PowerLogix. They made 900 MHz and 1.0 GHz G3 upgrades
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could please tell me which version of the
ipod/s would work with a 400 mhz G3 Pismo laptop, 512 mb ram, firewire
and usb 1.
Thanks.
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work with a 400 mhz G3 Pismo laptop, 512 mb ram, firewire
and usb 1.
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requirements.
It depends more on the operating system than the machine.
With 10.3 any ipod should work. Though I have a nano working on 10.2.8.
Best of luck,
Rick
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could please tell me which version of the
ipod/s would work with a 400 mhz G3 Pismo laptop, 512 mb ram
Le 31-10-2005 19:03, « [NOM] » [ADRESSE] a écrit :
michel wrote:
You can use a lombardscreen(but only the LCD itself!!!) on a pismo.
You cannot use the screen complete with bezel.Lombard frame isn't right it
is the same frame without the airport antenna's inside.
I have a manual
Have a friend with a Pismo going pink and an extra Lombard. Thinking of
moving the Lombard screen to the Pismo. Has anyone ever done such an
operation or know of a tutorial?
The Pismo screen is a Lombard screen with the wiring for the Airport card
added.
No other differences I am aware
Le 31-10-2005 06:54, « [NOM] » [ADRESSE] a écrit :
Hey,
Have a friend with a Pismo going pink and an extra Lombard. Thinking of
moving the Lombard screen to the Pismo. Has anyone ever done such an
operation or know of a tutorial? I googled and found a fix for pink but
I think
michel wrote:
You can use a lombardscreen(but only the LCD itself!!!) on a pismo.
You cannot use the screen complete with bezel.Lombard frame isn't right it
is the same frame without the airport antenna's inside.
I have a manual with the right types I picked on the net from someone who
Hey,
Have a friend with a Pismo going pink and an extra Lombard. Thinking of
moving the Lombard screen to the Pismo. Has anyone ever done such an
operation or know of a tutorial? I googled and found a fix for pink but
I think that the transplant is a better idea. Any ideas?
TIA,
William
Pismo people. I have a Pismo that will not start up It no longer gets a
startup bong. The power button will start the hard drive up, but nothing
else. no light in the screen. holding the power button down for five seconds
will stop the drive spinning. the reset button just causes the drive to stop
Wanda,
I'm assuming you didn't drop it or anything of that sort.
So I'm going to assume you're also changing one piece of hardware at a time
and noting meticulously which went in and didn't boot up the Pismo.
Assuming also you didn't mess with the RAM (hard not to with the Pismo since
removing
On Oct 12, 2005, at 4:56 AM, Wanda K. wrote:
Pismo people. I have a Pismo that will not start up It no longer
gets a
startup bong. The power button will start the hard drive up, but
nothing
else. no light in the screen. holding the power button down for
five seconds
will stop the drive
From: Wanda K.
I have got hold of a pismo that does nothing. not any thing. good power
supply, push the button. nothing. where do I start.
If you (or anyone else) recently opened the Pismo to add RAM or a hard
drive, you might want to check whether the processor card is properly seated
Am 26.07.2005 um 21:32 Uhr schrieb PowerBooks:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 20:28:13 EDT
Subject: Re: Dark pismo
1st thing: try to reset the power manager. Unfortunately l don't
recall
the key combination: function + shift + power + ?
Cmd
Lombard/400 MHz/DVD and a local flea market
BW/450 MHz/DVD.
Also, a planned upgrade to 10.3.9, via 9.2.2, from 9.2.1.
Advice and warning for Lombard/Pismo owners ...
Although I have had VERY good results with Samsung 5,400 rpm, 8 MB cache
drives in my Wallstreet II PBs, these WILL NOT work
I have got hold of a pismo that does nothing. not any thing. good power
supply, push the button. nothing. where do I start.
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1st thing: try to reset the power manager. Unfortunately l don't recall the key
combination: function + shift + power + ?
Ben
I have got hold of a pismo that does nothing. not any thing. good power
supply, push the button. nothing. where do I start.
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On Jul 25, 2005, at 2:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1st thing: try to reset the power manager. Unfortunately l don't
recall the key combination: function + shift + power + ?
I have got hold of a pismo that does nothing. not any thing. good
power
supply, push the button. nothing. where
1st thing: try to reset the power manager. Unfortunately l don't recall
the key combination: function + shift + power + ?
Cmd-Opt-P-R to reset the PM.
Cmd-Opt-O-F to get into Open Firmware, and then issue a reset-all
commmand, to make sure.
If -P-R or -O-F don't function, you have bigger
On Jun 13, 2005, at 8:24 PM, Wanda K. wrote:
Where is the second ram slot on a Pismo?
The two RAM slots are above and below the processor module,
respectively. The installation of additional memory is detailed with
illustrations on pages 50-56 of the Pismo Setup Guide. If you do
Where is the second ram slot on a Pismo?
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Where is the second ram slot on a Pismo?
Just as with the Wallstreet, you must remove the processor card to expose
the second slot.
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there is a Pismo with a red screen during boot time. After 5-10
secs the screen then is normal.
Tired or failing backlight or inverter board.
I've seen machines that continue to run that way for years.
Malcom, in your experience, has replacing the inverter board fixed the
problem?
I
Hello,
there is a Pismo with a red screen during boot time. After 5-10
secs the screen then is normal.
Didnt find much on google. Is this a hardware problem or something
with OS X ?
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Hello,
there is a Pismo with a red screen during boot time. After 5-10
secs the screen then is normal.
Didnt find much on google. Is this a hardware problem or something
with OS X ?
Tired or failing backlight or inverter board.
I've seen machines that continue to run that way
Manfred [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
there is a Pismo with a red screen during boot time. After 5-10
secs the screen then is normal.
Didnt find much on google. Is this a hardware problem or something
with OS X ?
to which Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied:
Tired or failing backlight
But I am learning nothing about what parts combinations vis a vie
Pismo ( remember the PB mentioned in the subject line?) that I should
avoid. And any trickiness to assembly..
All Pismo parts are interchangeable between Pismos.
Few parts from other machines are usable.
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But I am learning nothing about what parts combinations vis a vie
Pismo ( remember the PB mentioned in the subject line?) that I should
avoid. And any trickiness to assembly..
All Pismo parts are interchangeable between Pismos.
Few parts from other machines are usable.
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Best wishes
Wallstreets (a 292, a 233 series II, and a 266). None of
them glowed out of the box (not in the same way as a Pismo, anyway,
which can be seen in a normally lit room in the daytime). A
Wallstreet might faintly glow if you view it from the rear in a
completely black environment, but that's only
three Wallstreets (a 292, a 233 series II, and a 266). None
of them glowed out of the box (not in the same way as a Pismo,
anyway, which can be seen in a normally lit room in the daytime). A
Wallstreet might faintly glow if you view it from the rear in a
completely black environment, but that's
I think that that would be a little dangerous, and, anyways, why would you
want to do that? I'd think that mounting a small LED array around the logo
with the spacing so that it would diffuse properly and a mirrored backing to
keep from affecting the LCD backlight would be the best solution,
Buy it 12 shots of VSOP brandy ?
How can I get it to spin and blink ?
Thik I'll dut it out and put an lcd in showing DVD video.
But still spinning and blinking!
The spinning and blinking thing is old now.
-__
But concern over an upside down ( who
At 7:05 AM -0400 6/1/05, Tom and Lisa P wrote:
I think that that would be a little dangerous, and, anyways, why would you
want to do that? I'd think that mounting a small LED array around the logo
with the spacing so that it would diffuse properly and a mirrored backing to
keep from affecting
Magnum wrote:
On 5/27/05, Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at
least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I
tire
-Original Message-
From: Roger Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: May 28, 2005 6:47 AM
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside down logo
Just my 2c worth.
The Apple logo on the G3 was designed to show the logo so that it could
be correctly seen as being
At 5:47 PM +0700 5/28/05, Roger Adams wrote:
Just my 2c worth.
The Apple logo on the G3 was designed to show the logo so that it
could be correctly seen as being correct when the lid was closed.
On the G4, it was reversed so that others could see that, when in
use, you were using a Mac.
through.. You can make your Tangerine/Indigo/Lime/Graphite iBook glow
by opening your display (yikes! like 12 screws!) and removing this silly
sticker. Worked perfectly on mine.
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From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow. They decided right before
production to make them not. The fix was a metallic sticker placed over the
apple cutout inside the display where the LCD backlight was supposed to
shine
-Original Message-
From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: May 31, 2005 6:40 PM
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside down logo
At 5:47 PM +0700 5/28/05, Roger Adams wrote:
Just my 2c worth.
The Apple logo on the G3 was designed to show the logo so
-Original Message-
From: Tom and Lisa P [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: May 31, 2005 7:44 PM
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside down logo
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow. They decided right before
production to make them not. The fix was a metallic sticker placed over the
apple cutout inside the display where the LCD backlight was supposed to
shine
At 7:44 PM -0400 5/31/05, Tom and Lisa P wrote:
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow. They decided right before
production to make them not. The fix was a metallic sticker placed over the
apple cutout inside the display
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 19:50, Clark Martin wrote:
At 7:44 PM -0400 5/31/05, Tom and Lisa P wrote:
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow. They decided right before
production to make them not. The fix was a metallic
At 9:31 PM -0500 5/31/05, Caleb Cupples wrote:
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 19:50, Clark Martin wrote:
At 7:44 PM -0400 5/31/05, Tom and Lisa P wrote:
PowerBook G3s glow. Not very brightly, but they definitely glow.
Also, clamshell iBooks were supposed to glow. They decided right before
Anyone see this thread as a tad silly . . . errr, no? Hmmm . . .
right then . . .
I think cutting out the old logo, the new hole being a larger 'upside
down' . . . err, right-side-up logo is the cleanest solution. As for the
'insert' to use in the new larger hole - I've checked all the
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I tire of
explanation, and would love a workable solution, short
The problem with constructing a 'Book (or any 'puter really) from bits is
that without a complete correctly working unit in which to test parts
it'll be very frustrating not being able to figure which part(s) is
causing the inevitable problems.
Though it runs counter to the OP's original
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I tire of
explanation, and would love a workable solution, short
The problem with constructing a 'Book (or any 'puter really) from bits is
that without a complete correctly working unit in which to test parts
it'll be very frustrating not being able to figure which part(s) is
causing the inevitable problems.
Though it runs counter to the OP's original
On 5/27/05, Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I tire
: Pismo...upside down logo
Date: Fri, May 27, 2005, 8:28 AM
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I tire
At 6:28 AM -0700 5/27/05, R. P. Bell wrote:
...anybody got a good solution for the upside down logo on my Pismo?
Yesterday,
for about the 9,000th time, somebody--a total stranger, sitting at least
20 feet
away--walked over and asked me, Why is the Apple upside down? I tire of
explanation
Tell them that the logo is right side up--it's all those years of using a
Windows-based machine has just got them turned in the wrong direction. :)
Later.Howard
Computer n. A pocket calculator with a glandular
is the logo molded into the unit or like a sticker or decal?
- Original Message -
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 7:05 AM
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside down logo
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at my 5300c.
Guess what -- I have the same problem as R. P. Bell with his Pismo.
Namely, if I open it and look at it from behind (someone else's possible
view if I had it sitting open on a picnic table), the Apple logo is
indeed upside down -- but if I shut the lid and look at it from above
Your completely right. When I build my Pismo , I had one from a friend to
test the parts.:-)
Michel
The problem with constructing a 'Book (or any 'puter really) from bits is
that without a complete correctly working unit in which to test parts
it'll be very frustrating not being able to figure
place Pismo logo side down on a good color copier
copy
cut out the logo with enough background color to cove the original logo
treat the surface with spray acylic or laminate
glue over top of old logo in any direction you want it
alternative
glue the botton of a snap on top of original logo
glue
...seriously...this thread just made me take a look at my 5300c.
Guess what -- I have the same problem as R. P. Bell with his Pismo.
Namely, if I open it and look at it from behind (someone else's possible
view if I had it sitting open on a picnic table), the Apple logo is
indeed upside down
I think every PowerBook ever made before the titanium G4 has this upside
down apple logo problem
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From: Yersinia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Pismo...upside down logo
Date: Fri, May 27, 2005, 11:59 AM
However...seriously...this thread
I agree, It is nice though I mean I feel proud to be in public with a
Power Book as not many have it, and Caleb was right about the Think
Different Part if you ask me.
On 5/27/05, Caleb Cupples [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also don't see why it's such a big deal about the Apple logo being upside
On 5/25/05, Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone on the list built a Pismo from parts alone.?
If you've got one to sell, you usually make more money selling it in
bits than whole.
So, I think, it works in reverse, and you'd pay more in bits.
Ben
I did build my Pismo from parts purchased on the internet.
Roughly the basic parts costs could be about the same as one complete, if
you have a lot of time to search the best and/of cheapest parts you can get.
More in a hurry than you will pay more than a complete one.
But I got what I wanted
costs
can be outrageous on Epay but if you take your time you can get decent
deals and I did buy a few of the wrong parts.
I could have found a 1400c/166 for less than I have in mine but it was
a good experience and I would do it the same again.
I have been toying with the idea of building a Pismo
costs
can be outrageous on Epay but if you take your time you can get decent
deals and I did buy a few of the wrong parts.
I could have found a 1400c/166 for less than I have in mine but it was
a good experience and I would do it the same again.
I have been toying with the idea of building a Pismo
Has anyone on the list built a Pismo from parts alone.?
If you've got one to sell, you usually make more money selling it in
bits than whole.
So, I think, it works in reverse, and you'd pay more in bits.
Ben
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Has anyone on the list built a Pismo from parts alone.?
If you've got one to sell, you usually make more money selling it in
bits than whole.
So, I think, it works in reverse, and you'd pay more in bits.
Ben
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I used to think the same thing.
However on eBay
Has anyone on the list built a Pismo from parts alone.?
That is no carcass to start off from?
There are a lot of parts floating around and it occurs to me that
with patience and some lucky deals it might be possible to build one
from parts at a lower price than buying a fixer upper
It wasn't a crossover cable. Thanks, Bruce, for the suggestion.
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between the Pismo and a TiBook and it functioned
normally.
Are you 100% positive that it's a crossover cable? Some TiBooks do have
autosensing ethernet ports, so it would work between the Pismo and the
TiBook, but not with the 5300.
It's an added expense, but a hub or switch connecting the two
reason. Now, I
did check the crossover cable between the Pismo and a TiBook and it
functioned normally.
Are you 100% positive that it's a crossover cable? Some TiBooks do
have autosensing ethernet ports, so it would work between the Pismo
and the TiBook, but not with the 5300.
It's an added expense
- Network Status It
tells me that the cable for Built-in Ethernet is not plugged in. I
suppose that, seeing that it IS plugged in, means that it is not
receiving a signal from the 5300 for some reason. Now, I did check
the crossover cable between the Pismo and a TiBook and it functioned
, File Sharing on, Owner ID is Dan, computer name is
Dan.
Pismo - OS 9.2.2, TCP/IP switched to Alternate Ethernet and DHCP
configuration, AppleTalk set to Alternate Ethernet, Apple Talk
Active, File Sharing on, Owner ID is Dan, computer name is Dan, box
is checked to let file sharing clients connect
Here's the scenario:
5300 - OS 8.1, Open Transport 1.3.1, TCP/IP switched to Alternate
Ethernet and DHCP configuration, AppleTalk set to Alternate Ethernet,
Apple Talk Active, File Sharing on, Owner ID is Dan, computer name is
Dan.
Pismo - OS 9.2.2, TCP/IP switched to Alternate Ethernet
Hi, Listers!
I recently bought a very cheap iMac Tangerine, Rev. C. It'll arrive
in a few days. It has only 32 Mb RAM.
I have a 128 Mb RAM module leftover from my Pismo RAM upgrade to 512 Mb.
The official memory specs. are below:
Rev. C
RAM Type: 144 pin SO-DIMM
Minimum RAM Speed: 100 MHz
Hello,
Is it possible to install the 6 gig hd from my Pismo into my 1400?
Thank you for the help!
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On Nov 8, 2004, at 10:50 PM, DPrice wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to install the 6 gig hd from my Pismo into my 1400?
Thank you for the help!
Sure, I installed a 10 GB iBook HD in a 1400.
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Is it possible to install the 6 gig hd from my Pismo into my 1400?
Just about any standard 2.5 IDE drive should work fine in a 1400. I think
there are some limitations with older versions of the MacOS that don't
support HFS+ and some newer ATA-6 drives are flaky in an older PowerBook
Bruce and others:
Do I need to worry about this warning from the net about the Fujitsu
Mobile MHT2040AH (ca06377-b034) 40 GB Hard Drive I just got for a
pismo? I've sent it to my dad in canada and he's not sure it is
compatible.
~m
Warning
According to the Road Warrior and Other World
Greetings list,
Can anyone tell me if a particular hard drive would work in the Pismo?
I want to get a new internal hard drive for a family member and am
trying to find one online.
Found a Fujitsu 40GB Mobile UDMA/100, 5400RPM Hard drive, but am unsure
if it fits the Ultra ATA 66 format
On Sep 15, 2004, at 10:14 AM, max miles wrote:
Greetings list,
Can anyone tell me if a particular hard drive would work in the Pismo?
I want to get a new internal hard drive for a family member and am
trying to find one online.
Found a Fujitsu 40GB Mobile UDMA/100, 5400RPM Hard drive, but am
Hey there bruce! thanks for the info. The drive is a 9.5mm form factor.
On Sep 15, 2004, at 10:58 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 15, 2004, at 10:14 AM, max miles wrote:
Greetings list,
Can anyone tell me if a particular hard drive would work in the
Pismo? I want to get a new internal hard drive
That was a really helpful summary! I too am thinking of getting a
faster pb, to replace this ageing 3400.
Ben
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In a message dated 8/21/04 10:43:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi I am new to the list and am considering a G3 Powerbook purchase. Of the
two, Lombard and Pismo, which are your favorites and why?
There is a program out called MacTracker that gives you all the pertinent
information on any
Great Program!
Alex
On Aug 22, 2004, at 1:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hi I am new to the list and am considering a G3 Powerbook purchase.
Of the two, Lombard and Pismo, which are your favorites and why?
Alex
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on 8/20/04 10:20 AM, Alex Santos 100MB Neostrada Mail at
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Hi I am new to the list and am considering a G3 Powerbook purchase.
Of the two, Lombard and Pismo, which are your favorites and why?
Are you aware that there are actually four PowerBook G3 models?
Kanga
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