Hi there!
I have a Powerbook 140 that boots up (because I can
hear the disk drive going) and it sounds like it is
going through the whole boot process, but nothing
comes up on the screen. I think the screen croaked.
What would it take to replace the screen, or would it
be better just to replace
Does any OS have to be formatted on a Mac, or is
there a way to make a disk on a PC that can be
read on a powerbook 140? Also, Will any distro's
of Linux run on a 140? p Thanks, Lee
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Try looking at http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html
There might be a link somewhere in there to download a startup floppy disk.
I haven't had much experience in the field of floppy disks I'm afraid... :-)
Good luck with it,
John.
On 8/2/03 6:16 PM, K.L. Shelly [EMAIL
on 2/8/03 5:12 AM, John Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try looking at http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html
There might be a link somewhere in there to download a startup floppy disk.
Be sure to download the Disk Copy software as well (available from the same
site) if you
Hi. I posted awhile back (months ago) on problems with my
Powerbook 140. I put that computer away for awhile, thinking it was dead,
only to reboot it tonight, and discovered something strange: Before, it
looked like the screen was dead. Now, the screen's not dead - there's a
greytone box
In a message dated 2/7/03 11:11:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, the OS (and I can't quite remember /what/, for the life
of me, it is) doesn't want to start up. I just have the mouse, and the
grey box. Is there any way I can fix this? Please let me know, and thanks
in advance. :)
Try
Booting from a floppy... if I don't have the floppy (which I
don't), that'll be difficult. And I doubt my campus helpdesk will have
something that old. Is there anywhere reliable that I could obtain the
floppy? I bought the computer itself for $15 from the Salvation Army where
I worked at
I just picked up a Powerbook 140 w/ a dead battery no charger or ac
adaptor. Could anyone tell me if there ac adapter available that I could use
as a substitute?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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on 8/17/02 11:40 PM, Mike Rowles at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just picked up a Powerbook 140 w/ a dead battery no charger or ac
adaptor. Could anyone tell me if there ac adapter available that I could use
as a substitute?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
