At 8:28 AM -0700 8/12/04, Fabian Fang wrote:
The following List Archive URL is provided in the trailer of every message:
http://www.mail-archive.com/powerbooks%40mail.maclaunch.com/
I feel better about myself.
Not on the bottom of the Digest. :-)
Cliff
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At 8:28 AM -0700 8/12/04, Fabian Fang wrote:
My PowerBook 3400c's all came with a VGA adapter (Apple Part Number
922-2963) for connection to an external monitor. Brand-new Apple
Presentation System packages can be picked up from eBay for very low
bids.
Thank you Fabian for your leads. I found
I suspect that it needs USB2 and you get USB1 on your 3400.
Ben
Ok I finally tried shaving a cardbus usb card (Macally
Part #UH276) and it works great.
I couldn't get that USB 1.4.1 update to load directly
onto the machine so I loaded it on another computer
with 9.2.2 then just grabbed the
--- VidaVerde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect that it needs USB2 and you get USB1 on
your 3400.
Ben
No its an older USB burner its USB 1.1.
I use it on my Bondi and Blueberry iMacs they are both
USB 1.1 besides it works as an external drive through
the cardbus usb card already,
I
On Thursday, August 12, 2004, at 07:49AM, Cliff Rediger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in using a TV
to monitor video streaming via my 3400.
Can it be done?
Special hardware? software? needed?
My PowerBook 3400c's all came with a VGA adapter (Apple Part Number 922-2963) for
connection
Is memory from 3400's interchangeable with memory from a 5300?
No. The connections are similar, but they're not interchangeable.
What's a good source for P-ram batteries for a 3400?
I got mine from Wegener Media when I needed a new one.
Was a cd-rw module ever
made for a 3400?
No,
On Aug 10, 2004, at 2:21 AM, R. A. Cantrell wrote:
What's a good source for P-ram batteries for a 3400?
PowerBooksPlus.com is a good source for PRAM batteries for the 3400c
and other PowerBooks. You can order just the battery or a complete
installation kit, which includes a tool and detailed
On Sunday, August 08, 2004, at 02:25AM, kaldav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to make a further clarification of my original post, as many
of you have kindly suggested remedies, but they have already been
tried and not worked and you might have a further idea of I clarify:
Hello,
I have a
In a message dated 7/9/2004 2:33:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
1) Does the battery from a 190/5300 fit the 3400?
It can be used in the 3400c, but the charge time will be less than a 3400
battery.
2) Can I get the 190 battery recelled with Li-ON cells instead of
On Friday, July 09, 2004, at 05:16PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 7/9/2004 2:33:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
1) Does the battery from a 190/5300 fit the 3400?
It can be used in the 3400c, but the charge time will be less than a 3400
battery.
My page details how to use a FireWire cardbus card, which is pretty much the
same as a USB Cardbus card...
http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/
on 6/19/04 2:54 PM, Tom and Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I could of sworn someone had a webpage that detailed how to use a USB
PCMCIA card on a
My page details how to use a FireWire cardbus card, which is pretty much the
same as a USB Cardbus card...
http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/
on 6/19/04 2:54 PM, Tom and Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I could of sworn someone had a webpage that detailed how to use a USB
PCMCIA card on a 3400.
Mad Dog,
This is _the_ original page on USB/CardBus on 3400c:
http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
Dan K has a good page, too:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/macdan/3400cardbus.html
Peace,
Drew
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Visit the
USB: Yes.
FW: Not yet but I believe possible
In either case you have to insert the card AFTER booting for it to
work. This means alway remembering to eject it before shutdown. I
have an applescript that does this for me now.
Firewire does work. Visit my page at:
--- MY question: did anyone succeed to add USB capabilities to his 3400? Or
better: Firewire? Thank you for your answer(s)!
USB: Yes.
FW: Not yet but I believe possible
In either case you have to insert the card AFTER booting for it to
work. This means alway remembering to eject it before
--- MY question: did anyone succeed to add USB capabilities to his 3400?
Or
better: Firewire? Thank you for your answer(s)!
Yes, lots of people have accomplished USB, and some have done Firewire.
See here: http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/firewire.html
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I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240.
I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use my
old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?
I am 98% certain that I used some spare 3400 RAM in my Kanga.
best
Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
It works about 99 percent of the time. A very small number of 3400c RAM
cards don't work in a Kanga, but almost all will.
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On Monday, February 09, 2004, at 07:13AM, VidaVerde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking of putting a Kanga MB (original G3/250) in my 3400/240.
I know this will fit, but does anyone know for sure that I can use my
old 3400 ram card with the new Kanga MB?
On the basis of personal experience,
kaldav,
Zapping the PRAM and resetting the power manager certainly won't hurt and may
fix the problem, but the problem may lie with the low power 68XXX micro-processor
responsible for controlling the power and sleep modes as well as scanning the
keyboard, in which case the unit gradually
Hello,
Could someone help to diagnose a problem on the powerbook 3400 where
one is typing into a program dialogue box or typing an email,
(occurs with different applications) but the typing letters appear
very slowly, long after the keys are pressed?
Does this sound like a zap the PRAM and
From: Terry McCune [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/12/30 Tue AM 10:27:56 EST
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3400 and slow typing
Hello,
Could someone help to diagnose a problem on the powerbook 3400 where
one is typing into a program dialogue box or typing an email
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Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2003 19:28:06 +1100
From: kaldav [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400/ usb camera recommendations?
(snip)
However, when installing my Ixla digital camera
software, the
installer removed all the USB system
The power manager may be corrupted if you are lucky.
Try clearing the PRAM memory.
--- H [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all!
We had a power outage here today, and I was on the
3400, typing. The 3400 was plugged into the wall
through a surge suppressor. When the power came
back
on, I
on 09/04/03 12:01 AM, Chuck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the response, Roger.
The corrosion in the CDROM activity light area was white powder. The corrosion
in the IR board and lens area was almost entirely rust color. The corrosion
climbed the IR board and got into the shielded
Sep 2003 08:36:00 -0400
Subject: Re: 3400 Corrosion
From: Eric L. Strobel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 09/04/03 12:01 AM, Chuck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the response, Roger.
The corrosion in the CDROM activity light area
Chuck,
If I remember right the area's you describe have galvinized steel in the
mountings,
will check when I get home, but if the corrosion products were white and
powdery combined with rust thats probably the case. I have several of these
machines and noticed a similar occurance in the parts
I have a 128Mb RAM card that came from a PB 3400c. Am I right in thinking
I
can use this in a G3 'Kanga'?
Yes, it should work fine. The Kanga and 3400 motherboards are essentially
the same, just one has a faster CPU and graphics chip than the other. The
RAM slot is the same.
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Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds
Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
may or may not be necessary to make it cardbus complient), the
Hopefully the following may help. Like many, spending $100.00 to upgrade
the cardbus didn't
Hi Don,
Here's an awesome table - scroll to right to see Mac
compatibility.
http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/HardwareComparison
Last modified Aug.15.
Best
George
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Signature:
We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, but rather spiritual beings
having a human
As for the 802.11 thing...
Less than one day ago we were talking about wifi on 68k powerbooks. The
same cards discussed in those emails work in the 3400c.
My 3400c has not been upgraded to cardbus, and works with my Proxim Orinoco
card that I purchased new.
on 8/21/03 11:56 AM, D. Wakefield
Check out: http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
I use a SilverLan card in my noncardbus 3400 with no problems.
Gary
D. Wakefield (DTP etc!) wrote:
Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
Don wrote:
Can a 3400 utilize: Firewire, USB 1 or preferably 2, and 802.11 by way of
its card slots?
If so, EXACTLY HOW? (as in recommended brands or software versions or the
mechanical enhancements which are required)
Don,
For both my Kanga and 240mhz 3400c I'm using a Belkin USB PCMCIA
Don Wakefield wrote:
Could I have someone clear the fog, once and for all, which surrounds
Cardbus and 3400's. I have read about the $100+ cage upgrade (which
may or may not be necessary to make it cardbus complient), the cardbus
dremel tool slot grinding tip (which may not work because it
on 8/21/03 3:15 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All PBs 3400 are cardbus capable, however without modifying the cage or
card they cannot physically accept a cardbus card.
Visit my page for a report on some of what I was able to do with a
_stock_ 3400:
Thanks, Dan K.
I saw a Cardbus card cage on eBay (it came from a
Wallstreet). Would it be possible to install it in a
3400, etc.?
Thanks
George
--- Dan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All PBs 3400 are cardbus capable, however without
modifying the cage or
card they cannot physically accept a
Problem solved.
Here was the problem: After not using a 3400 for awhile I powered it up this weekend
for software retrieval. To my surprise the screen has begun to roll and won't stop.
The laptop worked perfect when last used. I've left it on for up to an hour hoping a
thorough warm up will
I just got a Kanga off eBay to replace my 3400c. Can I use my new
3400c battery in the Kanga?? They look the same but have different
part numbers.
Yes. The batteries are interchangeable. In fact, a Kanga can use any battery
from any PowerBook 190, 5300, 3400 or another Kanga.
Thanks.
--
At 9:37 PM -0700 8/14/2003, Dan Scanlan wrote:
I just got a Kanga off eBay to replace my 3400c. Can I use my new
3400c battery in the Kanga?? They look the same but have different
part numbers.
Yes but it won't have as much run time as a Kanga battery.
--
Clark Martin
Redwood City, CA, USA
After not using a 3400 for awhile I powered it up this weekend for
software retrieval. To my surprise the screen has begun to roll and
won't stop. The laptop worked perfect when last used. I've left it on
for up to an hour hoping a thorough warm up will help but it doesn't.
I've swapped a working
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 06:15:21 -0700
From: Chuck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400 Screen Rolls
After not using a 3400 for awhile I powered it up
this weekend for
software retrieval. To my surprise the screen has
begun to roll and
won't stop.
Chuck, I
Chuck,
You've got a new one, I've never seen a similar problem.
Roger
Chuck wrote:
After not using a 3400 for awhile I powered it up this weekend for
software retrieval. To my surprise the screen has begun to roll and
won't stop. The laptop worked perfect when last used. I've left it on
start up. Maybe someone else
will come up with some idea's.
Chuck
PowerBooks wrote:
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 11:21:47 -0400
From: Roger Volk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3400 Screen Rolls
Chuck,
You've got a new one, I've never seen a similar problem
probably be buying someone else's problem.
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 20:11:29 -0400
From: Tom and Lisa P [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3400 Screen Rolls
Two words I hope not to read are logic board. :-)
Chuck
Does video controller sound any
I thought it might have been a bad cable until I swapped a good screen. What I
didn't do was look at the connector for the screen. I'll look for a needle in the
connector tonight. The motherboard is very clean with no signs or corrosion but
I've got nothing to lose by getting out my magnifying
I would gladly trash display prefs but can't get the HD to open. It won't
highlight with either mouse clicking or the arrow keys.
One thing I should have thought to do, and will this evening, is connect to an
external monitor with hopes it won't also roll. If it doesn't roll then I should
be able
I asked you not to use those two words. :-)
Yep - it rolls just like a TV out of vertical tune. It's the darndest thing to
see. The laptop boots fine and I can watch the HD icon scroll from
top to bottom,
out of sight, and then appear top right corner only to roll down
again. It doesn't
roll so
I would gladly trash display prefs but can't get the HD to open. It won't
highlight with either mouse clicking or the arrow keys.
One thing I should have thought to do, and will this evening, is connect to an
external monitor with hopes it won't also roll. If it doesn't roll
then I should
be able
Chuck, I haven't run into this exact thing, but have
you tried trashing display preferences and rebooting?
I accidentally reset some display controls and had a
similar problem on a desktop system.
on any tv the picture rolls when the connection is bad or
shortcircuited - the same with some
Hi,
Try the old PMU reset:
unplug the AC cable, remove the battery, hold reset
for 10-20 sec., repeat a few times, reinsert
battery, boot using reset.
Failing which, open up the 'Book to disconnect the
PRAM battery.
My 3400 is still working after a harrowing experience
when it wouldn't boot
I just got a Kanga off eBay to replace my 3400c. Can I use my new
3400c battery in the Kanga?? They look the same but have different
part numbers.
Yes. The batteries are interchangeable. In fact, a Kanga can use any battery
from any PowerBook 190, 5300, 3400 or another Kanga.
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I love my 1400, even with the limited ram, upgraded to a G3 it works great.
Running the older software with it I have no problems,
Arne
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-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Eric
L. Strobel
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 8:24 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 3400 drive into ext. case
SNIP
OK, this is (or at least may be) weird. On a whim I plugged it into the
free USB port
on 07/29/03 4:32 AM, Ben Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The keyboard USB port is only for very low power devices such as mice, it
will not run external drives unless they have an external power supply, it
is also incapable of running many other USB powered devices such as scanners
and some
Eric:
Who manufactured the enclosure? Apple System Profiler should tell you.
Computergeeks.com has drivers for some of these. I have a blue USB box that I put my
drive in. If I recall I had to download the driver for the bridge software.
gary
From: Eric L. Strobel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
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.
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 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The manufacturer is Acer. Just checked @ Geeks the only driver they have
doesn't give any info about what it supports...
-
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The manufacturer is Acer. Just checked @ Geeks the
Eric L. Strobel on 7/28/03 2:24 PM wrote:
OK, this is (or at least may be) weird. On a whim I plugged it into the
free USB port on the side of the iMac (vs. into the keyboard), and it shows
up! Any interpretations on this? For example, does this mean I can't use
the drive through any hub?
OK, this is (or at least may be) weird. On a whim I plugged it into the
free USB port on the side of the iMac (vs. into the keyboard), and it shows
up! Any interpretations on this? For example, does this mean I can't use
the drive through any hub?
Anyway, thanks for the help.
- Eric.
Maybe.
on 07/28/03 3:55 PM, Dan Scanlan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, this is (or at least may be) weird. On a whim I plugged it into the
free USB port on the side of the iMac (vs. into the keyboard), and it shows
up! Any interpretations on this? For example, does this mean I can't use
the
on 7/20/03 3:32 PM, PowerBooks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 18:05:47 -0500
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Palka)
Subject: Re: 5300cs Hurt Feelings?
I'm having a similar problem with my PowerBook 3400c. Its really making me
mad because I
on 7/20/03 3:32 PM, PowerBooks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 18:05:47 -0500
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Palka)
Subject: Re: 5300cs Hurt Feelings?
I'm having a similar problem with my PowerBook 3400c. Its really making me
mad because I
Hello,
Just some observations with my powerbook 3400. I have the 4 g drive
partitioned into 2: one runs system 9.1 and the other 8.6.
I know some people have found system 8.6 to be faster, but I find
system 9.1 more responsive on my 200mhz/144 ram. I even have loaded
Speed Doubler 8 on the 8.6
I find system 9.1 more responsive on my 200mhz/144 ram. I even have loaded
Speed Doubler 8 on the 8.6 partition to try to get it to be more
responsive.
I have a 3400c 240mhz with 144 MB of ram. I run a 32 gig 5400 rpm HD and I
have three partitions running the original 7.6 OS, OS 8.6 and OS
on 09/07/2003 22:57, PowerBooks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just my opinion...I'd prefer to have the 3400 myself. To me, it comes down
to which you would rather have: the power of a G3 processor (1400) or the
ability to upgrade to CardBus and used USB and FireWire connectivity, and
the
Just my opinion...I'd prefer to have the 3400 myself. To me, it comes down
to which you would rather have: the power of a G3 processor (1400) or the
ability to upgrade to CardBus and used USB and FireWire connectivity, and
the ability to run 144 megs of RAM (3400).
Given those options, I can live
I will try to swap the keyboards. Do I need a service manual for the 190?
You just need to undo the three screws on the bottom of the 'book and then gently lift
the Keyboard up and towards you away from the
screen - it has three sticking out bits at the top end of the keyboard by the screen.
I love my 1400c upgraded with a Sonnet 333MHz G3. It is a solid performer. I use it
10+ hours a day for developing, surfing, AIM, and email.
The RAM is limited to 64MB. You can use a CF card for virtual Mem which is fast and
saves on battery life.
I do that when using Photoshop a lot.
Most
= ORIGINAL MESSAGE ===
I love my 1400c upgraded with a Sonnet 333MHz G3. It is a solid performer. I use it 10+ hours a day for developing, surfing, AIM, and email.
The RAM is limited to 64MB. You can use a CF card for virtual Mem which is fast and
So would you say that Web page loading and screen redraw are good,
not tolerable, with the 333 G3?
I would. I've been *very* happy with mine, and it's all the PowerBook I
need for the time being. Performance is very snappy, even in 9.1, and
even with VM on (just about necessary with 9.1 on the
On 7/7/03 1:29 pm, Peter Johnsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have a 3400/200/144/2Gb and an old 190. They seem to have the same kind
of keyboard and Mad Dog wrote last week that he heard that that is the
case. Does anyone know if I can use the 190 keyboard and trackpadbutton on
my 3400?
somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 7/6/03 2:34 AM, the entity known
as K transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
advice please:
I want to buy another hard drive for my powerbook 3400/200/144 ram/4 g.
1. I am told that the hard drive is limited to 8 g for reliable
reading of
I have a PB3400 that used to do that. It was bad RAM. I replaced it, and it's fine.
From: DTP etc! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/25 Wed AM 11:10:25 EDT
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400 freezes
I am a fairly recent 3400 owner and for the most part it seems to be working
Download Gauge Pro, and use it's ram test. IT will tell you if you have
bad ram
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On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 09:27, DTP etc! wrote:
I would like to use my 3400c to capture some live audio but would like to use my
wireless microphone instead of the one provided by Apple.
(My apologies to all you ASCII artists)
Standard 1/8 mini
I would like to use my 3400c to capture some live audio but would
like to use my wireless microphone instead of the one provided by
Apple.
there was spmething about that I while back - have you checked the
plug wit some signal gadget - maybe earth and line was to trade
places ? that is all I
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=50024
Where can I get a tech manual for a PB 3400? I'm like to replace a hard
drive and can't seem to get the case open!! TIA
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: 2003/06/02 Mon AM 10:49:47 EDT
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3400 Manual
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=50024
Where can I get a tech manual for a PB 3400? I'm like to replace a hard
drive and can't seem to get the case open!! TIA
--
PowerBooks
first thx for the help
more details, 3400/240, 144M, VM off, IE and NS caching to a 15M ram disk
i down rev'd CARBONLIB 1.6 down to 1.4
seemed to help, might be my wishful thinking though
thx again
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 22:39:26 -0400
From: Eric L. Strobel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re
Jim steadfastly and bravely inquired:
From: jim page [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 19:56:09 -0400
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400 Qs cont - any ideas ???
looks like 8.6 is the most preferred OS for the 3400
I like 8.6 :)
somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 5/29/03 7:56 PM, the entity known
as jim page transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
looks like 8.6 is the most preferred OS for the 3400
does anyone have a list of the other goodies and the levels to get, like:
- MRJ
- CARBONLIB
_
The CD Drive on my 3400 OS 8.6 is acting strange.
Insert a CD and
no sound of things whirring
the desk top freezes
At first I got a cannot recognize do you want to initialize box,
but now the freezing. No matter what sort of CD I put in.
I wondered if maybe it had to do with external
The CD Drive on my 3400 OS 8.6 is acting strange.
Insert a CD and
no sound of things whirring
the desk top freezes
At first I got a cannot recognize do you want to initialize box,
but now the freezing. No matter what sort of CD I put in.
appears.
I tried a cleaning CD and it sounded
Hello Dan,
I don't have a 3400, so I can't be certain, but I doubt that the cd-drive
and the HD having the same ID will really matter much. They are the same on
my 1400, and it works just fine. (Maybe because HD is ATA, and CD ATAPI??)
Did YOU install the OS on this machine? Or did it come loaded
Bob,
Their is a special adapter for the 3400, but if you do not plan to use both
the ethernet and modem at tthe same time you can hard wire either through the
rear port.
Roger
Bob Williams wrote:
I just bought a PowerBook 3400c as a backup to my old iBook. I love it
except I can't figure
At 12:12 AM -0500 2/13/2003, Bob Williams wrote:
I just bought a PowerBook 3400c as a backup to my old iBook. I love it
except I can't figure out how to plug in a phone line (System Profiler says
it's got an internal modem). Do I need an adapter or am I missing something
REALLY obvious?
The
Thanks Gary. It would've helped if the 3400 had come with a manual ...
I'm a little embarrassed and very grateful. Thanks!
Bob
From: Gary D. Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 23:24:37 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Subject: Re
Bob, I started to send you the pdf, but it was a big email to send unrequested.
Here's a link to legacy manuals, where I got my copy:
http://www.info.apple.com/support/manuals.legacy.html
They are all there!
Lou
Bob Williams wrote:
Thanks Gary. It would've helped if the 3400 had come with
Thanks Gary. It would've helped if the 3400 had come with a manual ...
I'm a little embarrassed and very grateful. Thanks!
Bob
Just obtained a 3400c myself. Go to apple's webpage and download the
owner's manual and the tech manual in PDF format. The owner's manual
alone is over 189 pages. I
On Friday, February 07, 2003, at 06:04AM, Gerald R. Homeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing a Retrospect Express backup of my boot disk, I seem to have
lost my Netscape bookmarks. Would someone please post the URL for the
article on 3400c CardBus 32 bit compatibility. The article also
on 2/2/03 8:42 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First Jae wrote
Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM
battery?
I can't find this information in the original user manual or the
take-apart manual.
Thanks,
Jae
then Gerald wrote:
Check on Ebay. There are
First Jae wrote
Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM
battery?
then Dan K (that's me :-) wrote:
I bought a bag of new 3400 pram batteries with the idea of passing them
along for a tiny profit + the cost of postage, mostly for international
snipped sales info
on 2/3/03 4:06 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First Jae wrote
Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM
battery?
then Dan K (that's me :-) wrote:
I bought a bag of new 3400 pram batteries with the idea of passing them
along for a tiny profit + the cost of
Jim sagely penned:
I replied the
proper way by hitting the reply button, I had no way of knowing you had
something weird in your address that keeps the reply from working.
and:
Also as I look at the message I see your address is Powerbooks, I
wonder if this could be causing the mistake? Of course
Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM battery?
I can't find this information in the original user manual or the
take-apart manual.
Thanks,
Jae
Baffin Island
--
Check on Ebay. There are several auctions on excellent new Varta pram
battery assemblies fairly cheap
First Jae wrote
Does anyone know what type of battery the 3400/240 takes as its PRAM battery?
I can't find this information in the original user manual or the
take-apart manual.
Thanks,
Jae
then Gerald wrote:
Check on Ebay. There are several auctions on excellent new Varta pram
battery
...recently bought a 3400c; has OS 7.6 on it and would like to upgrade
to OS 9.0.
How much RAM? If you don't have much, OS9.x will make you fairly
miserable, IMO. If the 3400 was never upgraded at all update to 7.6.1,
a free update to 7.6.
If you do go 9, note there is also a retail CD of
--- David Deckert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
, but the
9.1 Update is a
about 70MB to download, and then transfer onto the
3400. Hassle.
It only took about 20 minutes to download it over my
cable connection and I downloaded with the 3400 so
there was no transfer for me ;-p
Cheers,
Sionnach
Did you try zapping the PRAM, and the PowerManager? If
not, it could be a bad powerboard.
Nick
--- Jae Redfern [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 3400/240 running OS9.1 on 144MB RAM. It has
recently stopped
charging the battery completely. I have tried two
different power
adapters and
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