From what I've seen, it's not uncommon for non-Apple drives to not be
recognized--I'm not surprised that Apple's software would refuse to see it
either. Your best bet would be to get ahold of something like
SilverLining--it'll set up the drive so it'll be usable by your 'book.
(I've used it
At 1:33 PM -0600 3/5/06, Howard R. Katz wrote:
From what I've seen, it's not uncommon for non-Apple drives to not
be recognized--I'm not surprised that Apple's software would refuse
to see it either. Your best bet would be to get ahold of something
like SilverLining--it'll set up the drive so
You may be right, I'm going by memory. I seem to remember having a
problem on my 5300--but I could be confusing it with the 520 also. :)
On the other hand it might not hurt to have him try a different drive
utility and see what it does for the drive.
Later.Howard
Hi Roger,
This isn't to say your batteries are not as you say, but sometimes
batteries show themselves to be fully charged when in fact they are
quite dead. When this is true, they usually won't take a charge. I
suggest testing the batteries with a tester to see what they are
producing
Sorry about that. I meant it to go to Roger.
Rick :)
On Feb 28, 2006, at 7:07 PM, Richard Smiley wrote:
Hi Roger,
This isn't to say your batteries are not as you say, but sometimes
batteries show themselves to be fully charged when in fact they are
quite dead. When this is true, they
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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.
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On Feb 25, 2006, at 1:50 AM, Gene Osburn wrote:
Just got a Proxim Orinoco Silver card in a swap. No drivers want
to work with it - either in my 1400 or Wallstreet (Orinoco 7.2 and
IOXperts). No 802.11b card present messages and such; generic
icon on desktop, etc. No I.D. or firmware
Just got a Proxim Orinoco Silver card in a swap. No drivers want to
work with it - either in my 1400 or Wallstreet (Orinoco 7.2 and
IOXperts). No 802.11b card present messages and such; generic
icon on desktop, etc. No I.D. or firmware version info in any of
the CPs. Did Proxim ever make
Wow! Lotta responses.
A CardBus card won't insert into the standard PCMCIA slot on the
1400. It was a design feature, to keep people from attempting to use
CardBus cards in the older slots.
The card physically fits fine in both 1400 and WS, so no probs there.
There are lots of Orinoco
At 5:50 PM -0800 2/24/06, Gene Osburn wrote:
Just got a Proxim Orinoco Silver card in a swap. No drivers want to
work with it - either in my 1400 or Wallstreet (Orinoco 7.2 and
IOXperts). No 802.11b card present messages and such; generic
icon on desktop, etc. No I.D. or firmware version
Orinoco did make a CardBus version that wasn't, AFAIK, Mac
compatible. CardBus cards have a metal finger contact strip around
the connector. If it's just plain metal all the way from the
connector end to the antenna housing then it's not CardBus. Did you
try the other card slot? Have you
There are lots of Orinoco cards that don't work. According to Proxim,
the only one that the 7.2 driver will work on is the 8410-WD. There's
one on ebay, the same one I bought, which works great.
http://tinyurl.com/jjzlj
Rick :)
On Feb 24, 2006, at 9:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Orinoco
right.. there is an etch on one side of the end that NEEDS to be on
the card to let it FIT into a PCMCIA slot on a 1400. though
requesting cardbus, I do not know how it works. I took a Wallstreet
DVD and tried to put it into a 3500/Kanga/G3 #1, but the PCMCIA card
for the wallstreet that
Have you tried the Airport drivers, at least in the WallStreet, I
think you have to manually install the software on a 1400.
That might work on the Wallstreet, at least. The 1400 can't use
Airport, even if it is installed manually.
Peace,
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That's a lie I use it every day. I use the older version 6 of the
drivers. You can download them at http://www.system7today.com/ under
software - hardware drivers.
On Feb 24, 2006, at 10:38 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
That might work on the Wallstreet, at least. The 1400 can't use
Come to think of it there's also a new version like 7.2 or something
that does work with the 1400c, and has some better features than
version 6. Just search for Orinoco at versiontracker.com
On Feb 25, 2006, at 12:52 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
That's a lie I use it every day. I use the older
That's a lie I use it every day. I use the older version 6 of the
drivers. You can download them at http://www.system7today.com/
under software - hardware drivers.
On Feb 24, 2006, at 10:38 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
That might work on the Wallstreet, at least. The 1400 can't use
Airport,
Come to think of it there's also a new version like 7.2
Which the OP said he already tried and didn't work. BTW, you can get
both 6.3 and 7.2 ORiNOCO drivers from:
http://www.alksoft.com/personal/stuff.html
We recently had a discussion here that the drivers listed on
VersionTracker are
Well unless he isn't using at least OT 1.1.2 I don't see what could
possibly be wrong. I've hard of lots of people using those
TrueMobile cards.
Perhaps a faulty card? You should not have to manually install
anything.
On Feb 25, 2006, at 1:30 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Which the OP
Gene Osburn wrote:
I've heard that the 1400's NiMH batteries contain AA batteries, and
that it's possible to rebuild one using AA rechargeables. True? Can
anyone direct me to info/directions on how to do this?
NiMH packs can be rebuilt since their cells have standard sizes
usually. A
the RAM card down as far as it goes, and have
re-seated it at least 5 times.
Thanks,
Ian
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Oh, nutz, forgot about this, hacking Drive Setup to use non-Apple drives:
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Another thing to think about is that some hard drives are locked by moving a
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Thanx Bill and dan I will try evry option.
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Hi...
My 3400c is only recognizing my RAM card at certain times...I've got
a 32MB card in, and it is known-good, but the 3400c doesn't even see
it most of the time I power up. I don't get any messages that the
RAM card is damaged; call tech support, etc...
Any help would be appreciated :-)
powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: 3400c RAM card
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2006 12:17 PM
Hi...
My 3400c is only recognizing my RAM card at certain times...I've got
a 32MB card in, and it is known-good, but the 3400c doesn't even see
it most of the time I power up. I don't get any messages
At 1:37 PM -0500 2/18/06, Tom W. wrote:
Just wondering if the 3400c, and 1400c for that matter, will take the
same size hard drives out of the lombards and pismos?
Thanks
Tom
3400c for sure. Other way around can be a problem as the 3400 can
take a thicker drive. I don't know about the
Tom W. wrote:
Just wondering if the 3400c, and 1400c for that matter, will take the
same size hard drives out of the lombards and pismos?
Thanks
Tom
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I put a new 5400 rpm 40 gig IDE in mine,
You need a formatting utility other than Apple's. I've used LaCie's
SilverLining for years, but I'm not sure of the current OS requirements.
You can download the current version here:
http://www.lacie.com/download/drivers/LaCieUpdater_654.sit
It's described as an updater, but I think it's just
Oh, nutz, forgot about this, hacking Drive Setup to use non-Apple drives:
http://www.macfaq.de/macfaqdaten/minifaqs/dspg.html
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Hi, Listers!
I can't connect my PB 540c to the Internet via the Ethernet port in the
back. (Using the Asante FriendlyNet adapter). The adapter lights do
light up, but the browser can't connect to any page. I'm using a
On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Gene Osburn wrote:
Hey listers,
Just picked up a PB1400 with NewerTech internal ethernet card, but it doesn't
show up in TCP/IP or AppleTalk CPs. OS 8.x with Apple Enet, Apple Built-in
Ethernet, plus NB, CS and CSII extensions installed. Special drivers needed
to get
You can find the iTunes patch as well as the full iTunes 1.1
installer here: http://www.danpalka.com/macdownloads/index.html
both links still work, since they're hosted on my server. All works
perfectly under Mac OS 8.6.
enjoy
On Feb 15, 2006, at 4:40 PM, Tim Earp wrote:
OK, the link
Subject: Re: Trimming 8.6? Source for iTunes 1.x? Renaming bookmarks in
Netscape?
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75104
Here is a link to iTunes 1.0 on Apple's Website
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5401
Here is a patch to make it work on Mac OS 8.6
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Hi!
On Feb 14, 2006, at 05:33 AM, PowerBooks wrote:
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:34:07 -0500
From: Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Moving to Google Groups
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
If anyone would like to subscribe to the Google
At 8:53 AM + on 12/7/05, James Zeun wittily wrote:
Many thanks Cupples
I'm now trying to get my hands on a 400 CPU, my intention is to upgrade
the little lappy to the best it can do..
I know this is a little of topic, but i hope the moderators will allow
me this one question :-D
Though we
At 9:39 AM -0700 on 10/28/05, Bruce Johnson wittily wrote:
On Oct 28, 2005, at 7:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings. Slowly my PowerBook 2400c is taking shape. I got 8.6
update successfully installed. I got 128-bit encryption working on
the wireless card. And I'm getting all my
http://www.icpug.org.uk/national/features/020602fe.htm
There is some info on iTunes with Mac OS 8.6
3. I would like to put iTunes on. The readily available v. 2.0.4 is not
compatible with OS 8.6. Someone mentioned v. 1.x. Where can I get it?
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75104
Here is a link to iTunes 1.0 on Apple's Website
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5401
Here is a patch to make it work on Mac OS 8.6
Enjoy! (apple rocks when it comes to keeping legacy software and
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have you ensured the jumpers are set and also the dips are set for
the scsi to ide adapter.
4=on, 5=on and scsi set to master, cf set to master
However i've noticed that in my 540c the ide drive is without jumper
inserted, but it works
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did fine with both the jumpers set. I am going to have to go back and
start dismantling the books again to see where i can get now with the
bit of new info i have.
vicki
On Feb 12, 2006, at 3:21 PM, tr0x wrote:
have you
Dan,
Do we need to re-signup for this list or will we be transitioned over?
Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
To sign up for the new list, go to
http://groups.google.com/group/powerbooks
There are some things about Google Groups that are a bit different, so
be sure to read
Given the recent row between Google and the Justice Department and
all the news about how search engines track our activities online, it
is really wise to use Google (or Yahoo! or MSN or...) Groups for
this? I noticed as I was signing up that Creating a Google Account
activates Personalized
Is anybody else concerned about this, or am I just paranoid?
Myself, I don't care for Google Groups anyway. I'm not planning to subscribe
to the new list.
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On Feb 12, 2006, at 2:25 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Google can track me by IP, and I can't do anything about that. But
voluntarily giving Google more info (like my email address, my
proclivity for talking about Macs, etc) sounds like a bad idea.
Right now, somebody has to go figure that
how well will google's fancy features work on our old powebooks?
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On Feb 12, 2006, at 3:10 PM, nhj wrote:
how well will google's fancy features work on our old powebooks?
Once you sign up you can have it send e-mail to you, so it's just
like it is now, the e-mails are coming from a different source,
that's all. You don't have to use the web
Drew wrote:
I noticed as I was signing up that Creating a Google Account
activates Personalized Search, which finds the search results most
relevant to you based on your search history and more. That's
pretty disturbing to me. I know I can turn it off, but somehow I
doubt that checkbox
If anyone would like to subscribe to the Google version of this list
without signing up for a Google Account, or just so you can keep
getting your list email with the address you are using now, you can
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This will allow you to subscribe
Hi, i've tried in many ways to make the scsi-ide-cf work with my
duo, but it doesn't work!
I've formatted the cf card with my 540c (pcmcia-cf adapter) and
installed system 7.1 with duo enabler. Then i connected the cf card
to the scsi-ide adapter nothing boots
-So i've disassembled
At 8:53 AM -0500 2/11/06, Dan Knight wrote:
Members of the 1st PowerMacs list,
We're slowly moving the Low End Mac email lists from Maclaunch to
Google Groups, which we see as a real improvment.
Google Groups functions as an email list, so if you want to keep doing
things like you have in the
Hi
I had to take the drive from the 230 put it in an external case and
then attach the case via scsi to my 5300 format and install the os on
the cf card then put it back in the duo 230 to boot.
I never got it to boot in my 540 but the 550 i had booted straight
up with it in, as does the
Hi, I'm new to elementary sound recording with Macs. I'm hoping to find an
external CD-RW drive to work with a 2400c PB (or 1400c). It will have to be
SCSI, since I have no port upgrades. Are there specs I should look out for,
brands I should avoid? I will be using the drive to copy
No, and it's not an apple's website either, nevermind, I probably need
to spend some money. Thanks anyway
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 19:57:36 -0600
Subject: Re: 7.5.3 on PB 1400
Is it not on the 7.5.3
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
You might be interested in this http://www.macmothership.com/gallery/
newads10/94PB520c1.jpg and this (the back side) http://
www.macmothership.com/gallery/newads10/94PB520c2.jpg
Yours probably cost around $3000... possibly more since you have the
8mb ram upgrade
On Feb 7, 2006, at 10:13
On Feb 7, 2006, at 8:13 AM, John Perkins Jr. wrote:
I was just wondering how much my PowerBook would've cost back in '94.
It's a PowerBook 520c, and it came with 12MB of RAM, a 320MB hard
drive, and the internal modem. Of course, I only paid $8.50! Thanks
$2,800-4,000 according to
On Feb 7, 2006, at 9:31 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
I have a PowerBook Duo 2300c and a 190cs, and both of them suffer
from erratic pointer movement when I'm using the trackpad. They're
both essentially unusable. I did some searching and found the
Trackpad Climate Control extension, but this
On 2/3/06, Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I figured you'd have replaced that puppy by now. :)
Are you kidding? I'm broke! And at this age it's more of an old dog
than a puppy. ;)
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On Mon, 6 Feb 2006, John Perkins Jr. wrote:
On 2/3/06, Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I figured you'd have replaced that puppy by now. :)
Are you kidding? I'm broke! And at this age it's more of an old dog
than a puppy. ;)
-Kevin
I know the feeling--I work multiple-multiple jobs
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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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 ?
You should be able to down load the enabler from this link.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=26181
OR
http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html
If you have of 7.6.1, that would be better than OS 7.5.3. It fixes a lot
of bugs.
Ken Vann
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to remove the keyboard from a PowerBook G3 Bronze/Wallstreet in order
to access the inerts and fix a broken contact inside.
In order to do so, I downloaded a disassembly guide from PBFixIt.com, but it
doesn't match the machine I'm working on. The second stage of all versions of
the
My Reply follows quote. On 05/02/2006 14:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have to remove the keyboard from a PowerBook G3 Bronze/Wallstreet in
order to access the inerts and fix a broken contact inside.
In order to do so, I downloaded a disassembly guide from PBFixIt.com, but
it doesn't match
Ok, i've done all these steps, but the thing doesn't work
I've also disassembled a duo 2300c and installed the ide-cf adapter to
see if it works, but it seems that i've found further problems: it
doesn't boot from a floppy!!! I've tried 8.0 install disk 2, but crashes
while loading the
Hi How are you using the drive
A. as a single drive connected to the ide of the 2300.
B. as a dual drive connected to the ide of the 2300 with a drive
connected to the scsi of the 2300.
C. connected to the ide side of the scsi to ide adapter connected to
the scsi side of the duo
If you
FWIW, I use 700 MB / 80 min Memorex 52X media burned at 48X in my
iomega USB 2 burner. My 1400cs 166, 12X CD ROM reads them fine.
Rick :)
On Feb 3, 2006, at 5:53 PM, Dan K wrote:
I've had very poor luck with 700MB disks in older CD-ROM drives of all
sorts, so I wouldn't be too hopeful about
My Reply follows quote. On 03/02/2006 18:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Does anyone know where I would get the system enabler to use system
7.5.3 on my PB 1400, I am pressed for cash and I have 8.1 on it right
now, and would like to decrease the footprint of the OS for the moment.
Thanks in
If it's possible it would be really hard to do. The IR port on PBs
only support IRTalk, I know no other programs that use the IR Port on
PBs
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If it's possible it would be really hard to do. The IR port on PBs
only support IRTalk, I know no other programs that use the IR Port on
PBs
3400s were IrDA, earlier models were IRTalk only.
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Is it not on the 7.5.3 disk?
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To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 8:22 PM
Subject: 7.5.3 on PB 1400
Does anyone know where I would get the system enabler to use system
7.5.3 on my PB 1400, I am
Vicki wrote:
Its vicki here in the UK i have been trying to get the duo 2300 to
see a compact flash wifi card using the internal ide connector
linked to a compact flash to ide adapter.
which prompted Tom Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] to write:
Thats a neat idea. I wonder why it doesnt work ?
You really aught to try 7.6.1... as this site describes why: http://
www.system7today.com/
7.6.1 gives you the smaller footprint of Mac OS 7, but allows you to
use a lot of newer Mac OS 8-era software such as Internet Explorer 5.
I can never get enough of advocating 7.6.1 - I put that site
Drew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] chimed in:
Probably because there are no drivers for the CF wireless card. I
doubt it would even work in a PowerBook w/ a PC card slot.
I bet a supported-chipset CF wifi adapter in a PCcard adapter would work
in a PowerBook's card slot BTW, though I have no
Hi Dan
The cf wifi card i got was a wsgo for a pda, I have tried the card in
my 2400 in a pcmcia cf adapter but no luck I will keep trying to see
if i can get the card even seen by the system and report back to the
list.
vicki
On Feb 5, 2006, at 4:22 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Drew
Hi Mad dog
Its vicki here in the UK i have been trying to get the duo 2300 to
see a compact flash wifi card using the internal ide connector
linked to a compact flash to ide adapter. The system is running 9.1
off of a 10gb ide drive connected to a scsi adapter and hooked to the
internal
I'm trying to use a ide-cf adapter with a powerbook duo, a duo 210, with
additional scsi-ide adapter, but it seems that i've some problems
because the system doesn't find any hard drive connected!
I've tried the ide-cf with a thinkpad and it works, but i would like to
use it in my duo...
We also got an error message after trying it. Now we have a perfectly good
battery of no use to us because it cannot be charged and we've sold the
machine!
Gerald (UK)
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Hi Andrea That is the same set up as I am using the dip switches i
have checked for the adapter to be seen when it is connected to the
ide drive is 4 and 5 you also need to select The master setting with
jumpers on both the cf to ide adapter and the scsi adapter card, Then
it should boot,
ok, i've set 4=on and 5=on, the cf is set to master but how do i set
master on scsi card?
Are the pins near scsi connector suitable for this?
Thanks,
Andrea.
VICTORIA.DUGGAN ha scritto:
Hi Andrea That is the same set up as I am using the dip switches i
have checked for the adapter to
Hi It is the pins on the ide side of the scsi to ide adapter there
should be 4 pins on there own like on a hdd set the first 2 (ie
outside 2) with a jumper thats what i did.
vicki
On Feb 3, 2006, at 1:53 PM, tr0x wrote:
ok, i've set 4=on and 5=on, the cf is set to master but how do
i
Hi Mad dog
Its vicki here in the UK i have been trying to get the duo 2300 to
see a compact flash wifi card using the internal ide connector
linked to a compact flash to ide adapter. The system is running 9.1
off of a 10gb ide drive connected to a scsi adapter and hooked to
the internal
Hi Mad dog
It would just not see the wifi card.
I tried all the drivers i had but no joy But i will keep trying.
vicki
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OK, so how much time would you say I have left? I haven't heard any
squealing when it spins up lately, but it does have to try twice to
spin up sometimes. I've also heard kind of a bubbling sound when it
has trouble spinning up. Thanks.
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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 a
I figured you'd have replaced that puppy by now. :)
Later.Howard
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Thats a neat idea. I wonder why it doesnt work ?
Mad Dog
Probably because there are no drivers for the CF wireless card. I
doubt it would even work in a PowerBook w/ a PC card slot.
Anybody want to write some drivers? That's a genius idea!
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I've had very poor luck with 700MB disks in older CD-ROM drives of all
sorts, so I wouldn't be too hopeful about the faster 3400 drives (all
from the same era.) You might try even other different 700MB media with
the slim chance that some 700MB media may be more compatible than those
you've
I don'r have a 3400, but I do have a 12x PowerBook 1400 CD-Rom drive
that can read 700MB TDK disks.
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Has anyone done anything yet with the IR transmission of PB5300cs and a
Robosapien, which receives its instrucitons via IR?
I don't think it can be done. The IR port on the 5300 only supports
one protocol - IRTalk. It can't do IrDA or any other infrared comms
protocol, and Apple never
I've saved other website pages with images using iCab. Never tried it
with ebay however.
Later.Howard
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Hi Peter
Check the encryption on the base station it might be to high for the
dell card.
vicki
On Feb 2, 2006, at 10:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still use my trusted 2400c enough to attempt to hook it up to my
home wireless network (Airport basestation/iMacG5/iBook G4).
Everything
Hi that is another possibility seeing as the internal wifi has not
seemed to work.
I will start to look for a cf to ethernet adapter does anyone know if
they do them.
vicki
On Feb 2, 2006, at 12:59 PM, tr0x wrote:
Hi, is it possible to install an internal ethernet card, removing
the
Roy writes,
I managed to download iCab 2.9.8 and installed it on the Powerbook. I am
on
the network!
Thanks again to everyone who offered suggestions and helped with this
little
project.
Now, I need to learn to use iCab, but I'm on the network!
iCab 2.9.8 is my own personal browser of choice,
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