I zapped the PRAM but how does one zap the powermanager?
Actually, what *is* the power manager?
Jae
Did you try zapping the PRAM, and the PowerManager? If
not, it could be a bad powerboard.
Nick
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What would others advise about this, please?
One of my 5300's has 40 MB RAM, the other 64 MB. VM is OFF on both--RAM
Doubler 2 is ON on both--no problems. VM really slows them down.
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--- K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I , too, was thinking of adding a larger drive, but
the only hard drives
now available seem to be 10 g or more. Yet an Apple
repair specialist here
said that there was an 8g limit on the powerbook
3400s and he would not
recommend going over that- something
On 2003-01-20 14:20, Sionnach Aisling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I , too, was thinking of adding a larger drive, but the only hard drives now
available seem to be 10 g or more. Yet an Apple repair specialist here said
that there was an 8g limit on the powerbook
At 8:26 PM +1100 1/20/2003, K wrote:
Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Subject: Re: Best OS for a 5300cs
... I HATE Virtual Memory with a PASSION. It thrashes the hard drive and
quickly fragments the damn thing, causing the whole system to slow up
while the drive head accesses random
At 8:26 PM +1100 1/20/2003, K wrote:
Charles Siegel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: change 3400 hard drive?
I was thinking of putting a left over hard drive from a Lombard in my old
3400c. Is there any reason why this would not work?
I , too, was thinking of adding a larger drive, but the
Hi There!
His advice may be wise, but so far my Powerbook 3400/180 has a 12g
drive and I have had no problems with it at all. It's only if you plan
to partition the hard drive do you have to make sure that the first
partition is no larger than 8g. I think that's right!
Anyone to back me up?
on 1/8/03 19:07, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vicki,
I've a 3400c maxed out in memory(144 Megs), and am extemely stasified with
8.6. I tried 9.1 but was unhappy withit on two points, the machine seemed to
run slower and 9.1 uses a lot more memory. I reverted to 8.6.
Roger
Haha...
I'll go against the grain on tis one :-)
I have a 3400/200 with 80MB of RAM. I installed and
ran 8.6 on it for quite a few months. Overall it was
fairly quick and seemed quite stable, but I always had
a problem with the IP stack and the load speed of web
pages when surfing...
Hi,
OS9 seems slightly slower on startup. But, honestly,
not much. SO far it has been quite as stable as 8.6
and my apps seem to load just as quickly as they did
in 8.6. Most importantly for me, my INternet Browsing
speed is now what I would expect it to be from a cable
modem connection.
I don't think my Internet problems were 8.6 related as
I know some people running 8.6 that aren't having the
same issues... I'm pretty sure it was related to the
IP stack... I had fooled with it for a little while
but couldn't get it going... Didn't bother me so much
as my 3400 really isn't a
Vicki,
I've a 3400c maxed out in memory(144 Megs), and am extemely stasified with
8.6. I tried 9.1 but was unhappy withit on two points, the machine seemed to
run slower and 9.1 uses a lot more memory. I reverted to 8.6.
Roger
vicki wrote:
Hi all
What the best OS for the 3400 all I
I'll agree with this. We have two 3400Cs here, one with 8.6 and one with
9.1 - my partner is happy enough with 9.1 but I like the way the 8.6
responds better. Both have max RAM, too.
Lou
Roger Volk wrote:
Vicki,
I've a 3400c maxed out in memory(144 Megs), and am extemely stasified with
I just leave my battery in all the time on my 3400c and mainly run it off
AC. I bought it second-hand and the battery seems to give about an hour -
they're much better than the so-called intelligent batteries in the 500
series and seem to suffer less problems. Batteries for the 5300 will also
work
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
On 2003-01-06 17:08, Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
Great, now I have directly conflicting advice.
It IS a li-ion, so I shouldn't let it discharge??? I should just keep
them plugged in all the time unless taking it somewhere? Or let it work
on battery once a month and recharge? Where is the certain point?
I did go to the archive but there is so
At 8:53 PM -0500 1/2/2003, Tom Lisa P wrote:
1) Is the keyboard on the 3400 the same as on the
5300 ?
2) Is the modem/ethernet dongle necessary if you
only want to use one
or the other, but not both at the same time ?
1.) H... not 100% sure. The 5300 and 190 used the
same
I'd love a copy of the 3400 service manaul! Thanks in advance...
Lou Judson Intuitive Audio
415-388-3702 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Skipp wrote:
I have the service manuals in PDF format for these computers.
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At 8:53 PM -0500 1/2/2003, Tom Lisa P wrote:
1) Is the keyboard on the 3400 the same as on the 5300 ?
2) Is the modem/ethernet dongle necessary if you only want to use one
or the other, but not both at the same time ?
Conditionally yes. All three pairs are on the back connector (pins
1,2,3,6
I'm not going to claim guru status, but I do own a 3400 and here is my
two bits:
I suspect that the trying to boot up with out the main battery installed
has caused the PRAM batts to be sucked out. They will need to sit on a
charge for a long time to get charged up again - and someone with more
When you reset the Power Manager, did you remove the battery and unplug
the A/C?
Gary
Gary E Davis wrote:
Hi Victoria
I've done both yet it still shows a solid Sleep light
Gary
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I don't think I did that...
Thanks guy
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Although I may need a SCSI burner now that I think about
it, unless I also get a USB or Firewire PCMCIA card and external USB or
Firewire case for the EIDE's as well ... any ideas?
Scuzzy does it best.
Charlie
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I am not familiar with MultiMedia cards, but I have a reader that is in the
cardbus slot that reads SmartMedia and I know of others who have cardbus
readers for flashcards. So, check on what type you have and eBay will
probably have it for under $20.00 for Smartmedia and under $10.00 for
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions. In the end, it was the simplest
most direct approach that worked: wiping the HD and reinstalling OS 9.1.
Upon startup with the fresh system, I set TCP/IP to Ethernet and Configure
using DHCP server (no IP address or anything else), fired up IE 5.1 and I
Thinking some more about your problem...
I think I remember you saying you had a strange IP
address listed? Or am I getting you confused with
something else I've been working on ;-)
Anyway, if thats the case, then DHCP isn't working for
you.
Straight off, double check all of the settings on
If your IP addy's start with 23.xxx.xxx.xxx, then
those are routable. I took a look last night to
figure out what the other non-routable address scheme
was I couldn't remember and it was 172.16.xxx.xxx, so,
basically, three non-routable schemes:
10.xxx.xxx.xxx
172.16.xxx.xxx
192.168.xxx.xxx
I agree with everyone that CHris' problem seems to be
IP related... in fact, I think I mentioned before that
I thought his file sharing was likely happening over
Appletalk and hiding the IP issues...
Anyway, I read through a lot of the feedback, and it
all made sense to me, but something stuck
on 23-10-2002 20:14, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I'm 90% certain this is software.
If you had a hardware issue, the OTP issue would not result as it is.
2. is TCP/IP showing an IP address # ??? What is that #? if it's a 169, you
do not have a connection
on 19-10-2002 21:32, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you ping addresses outside of your LAN from the 3400? Download
WhatRoute to try this- and use numeric IP's. Some sites don't respond to a
ping so try a couple to avoid misdiagnosis. cnn.com for exmaple ignores
ping requests
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3400 and DSL
No luck pinging with WhatRoute.
Result was Error Opening Transport Endpoints: - 3221
Find out the IP number assigned to the 3400 by your DHCP router and then try and ping
it from the G4 or Lombard.
Again, TCP
Chris,
1. I'm 90% certain this is software.
If you had a hardware issue, the OTP issue would not result as it is.
2. is TCP/IP showing an IP address # ??? What is that #? if it's a 169, you
do not have a connection (intellectually--though you may have one
physically). However, I suspect
No luck pinging with WhatRoute.
Result was Error Opening Transport Endpoints: - 3221
That sure isn't an error I'd expect; when I've tried to ping on machines
that I know have a config problem, Whatroute just give a failed/timeout for
each ping attempt (if I tried to ping an IP), or a
failed to
Result was Error Opening Transport Endpoints: - 3221
FWIW, I get error -3221 when my TCP/IP stack crashes. It typically
happens after switching configurartions too many times without
restarting, then trying to use DHCP. It's definitely an OT error,
though, so like Brian said, I'd check
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S. Is anyone on the list using a 3400 with DSL,
connected via Ethernet but
not using any software (like Enternet, etc.)?
Chris,
Sorry, I won't be much help with your problem, but I
can attest that I am running a 3400 through a Cable
Modem via Ethernet on OS
Chris,
You might check to make sure the 3400's Ethernet driver is installed. I don't
recall the name of it (somebody help me out), but it's an extension that
allows the ethernet to run.
Check your TCP/IP to see the IP Address. If it's showing a 169.xxx.xxx.xx
number, then your machine
I use an ethernet connection in two away-from home
places. Using location manager, I set up the choices.
If you have the free PPP lurking somewhere, make sure
your modem selection is set to generic. Make sure
AppleTalk is off. Have you pressed the reset button?
Cheers
George (3400c, 80 MB/180 MHz)
--- sirksd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For several weeks now my PB3400 is not going to sleep at all. The
hard
drive winds down. The control panel settings are set to go to sleep
fully after 5 minutes, both on AC and the battery.
Manually with the key strokes I can put it to sleep.
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Subject: Re: 3400 and DSL
Well... a couple thoughts.
You do have your router set to give
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 14:32:29 -0400
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From: Scott Holder
Subject:Re: 3400 and TV interference
I guess you could wrap
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
--- Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
My daughter reports that when she is at her dad's
with her 3400, running
it, even in the next room, interferes with his TV
reception. Does anyone
know any reason for this, or a fix?
TIA,
Beverly
You don't mention if his TV
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From: John Doh
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
--- Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
My daughter reports that when she is at her dad's
with her 3400, running
it, even in the next room, interferes with his TV
reception. Does anyone
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Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
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.
Hi folks,
My daughter
Sorry, forgot to mention this: yes, he uses rabbit ears, and she says the TV
is interfered with even when she is running from her battery. Pardon my
ignorance here: is RF radio frequency? Anyway it does seem like that would
explain it.
Beverly
You don't mention if his TV is getting its signal
in foil ;)
Scott Holder
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Beverly Woods
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 2:06 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
Sorry, forgot to mention this: yes, he uses rabbit ears, and she says
the TV
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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
:05 PM
Subject: Re: 3400 and TV interference
Sorry, forgot to mention this: yes, he uses rabbit ears, and she says the
TV
is interfered with even when she is running from her battery. Pardon my
ignorance here: is RF radio frequency? Anyway it does seem like that would
explain it.
Beverly
on 23/9/02 23:56, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Old Li-Ion batteries will often show a lower voltage
than new ones. But, you don't specify if your new
batteries are NiMH or Li-Ion. Usually batteries
selling for $19 new are NiMH, but they should say on
them.
Any risk in using
Just wanted to ask if anyone's using the Li-Ion batteries from the 3500 aka
Kanga in a 3400?
I've heard one report of a 3400 owner with a fried PB, who was told by an
Apple tech that he fried his logic board with one of the higher-voltage 3500
batteries.
Didn't seem logical to me, as all the
Just wanted to ask if anyone's using the Li-Ion batteries from the 3500 aka
Kanga in a 3400?
I've swapped the two identical (Lilon) batteries - no problems at all.
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I've heard one report of a 3400 owner with a fried
PB, who was told by an
Apple tech that he fried his logic board with one of
the higher-voltage 3500
batteries.
This is not true. The battery that comes with the 3500
(Li-Ion) is not a higher voltage than the Li-Ion
battery for the 3400.
--- Tom Lisa P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any risk in using the 3500 batteries? Are those
voltage ratings okay?
No risk, they are OK.
Greg
What about charging ? I thought Li Ion batts had to
be controlled
much mroe carefully when charging. This is the only
reason I havnt
It could be a potential HD problem. However, I'm wondering if the PRAM battery being
dead could cause this. Is the unit plugged in the whole time? Is the charger working?
It's fairly easy to put a new HD into but you will need the Torx screw driver to get
into it. There used to be a web
some will say 8.6, others 9.1.
If 8.6 does what you want, stay there. I have 9.1 on one w/80MB RAM and
it's very nice; seems more responsive and snappy than desktop Macs with
similar 40Mhz bus and the like.
I swapped out the original 1.3GB HD with a 4GB HD as soon as I got it.
I have the
on 18/9/02 01:03, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: Re: Source for 3400 pram battery
MacResQ has them on there clearance page right now for $2.99
Donny Monk at http://www.poerbooksplus.com has them all the time
for $12.
Aloha, Ken
That IS a great price.
Subject: Re: Source for 3400 pram battery
MacResQ has them on there clearance page right now for $2.99
Donny Monk at http://www.poerbooksplus.com has them all the time
for $12.
Aloha, Ken
That IS a great price.
Yep, that's what I paid ($3) for (2) of mine. I still have one.
for ice cream!
On 9/12/02 PowerBooks Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why's that? I've typing this on a 3400 right now and it running OS 9.1.
--
From:Dan K
Subject: Re: 3400 users!
I managed to stuff a FW card into my non-cardbus caged 3400, but it
does me little good
Several of the emulators out there include ROM dumping utils. Check out
http://basilisk2.cjb.net . You may have to download the distribution to
get it, or there might be a standalone download of the rom dumper.
It's aimed at 68k ROMs for 68k Emulation, but the last time I tried it,
I was able to
I'm sure it has something to do with the machine having pre-production
ROMs or something. The 'Book is labeled as: Hooper DVT Unit so it's
probably got development ROMs. I've tried every OS from 8.0 to 9.2.1 and
none are acceptable apparently. The 'Book gives an error while booting
that means
I thought the issue wasn't whether the 3400 was Cardbus compliant or
not. (Inherently, I belive that it is) I thought the issue was that
the card cage used in the 3400 won't accept the cardbus cards as they
are shaped slightly different... If you swapped your cage for a
cardbus acceptable cage,
For more information: http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
Gary
David Deckert wrote:
I thought the issue wasn't whether the 3400 was Cardbus compliant or
not. (Inherently, I belive that it is) I thought the issue was that
the card cage used in the 3400 won't accept the cardbus
--
From: Dan K
Subject: Re: 3400 users!
I managed to stuff a FW card into my non-cardbus caged 3400, but it does
me little good as the darn PB will run only OS 8.1.
Why's that? I've typing this on a 3400 right now and it running OS 9.1
I thought the issue wasn't whether the 3400 was
Cardbus compliant or not. (Inherently, I belive that
it is) I thought the issue was that the card cage used
in the 3400 won't accept the cardbus cards as they are
shaped slightly different... If you swapped your cage
for a cardbus acceptable cage,
Hmm, sounds to me like something some careful work with a dremel tool
could fix ;)
Scott Holder
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Sionnach Aisling
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 12:05 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 3400 users!
So buying
, sounds to me like something some careful work with a dremel tool
could fix ;)
Scott Holder
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Sionnach Aisling
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 12:05 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 3400 users!
So buying a firewire
Try here: http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/pb3400.html
and here: http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/pb3400_200.html
This isn't the same thing as what I have done to the 5300cs (if that's
where you got the idea... ;-) This modification is a lot easier to do
and will probably work more reliably.
Try here: http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/pb3400.html
and here: http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/pb3400_200.html
This isn't the same thing as what I have done to the 5300cs (if that's
where you got the idea... ;-) This modification is a lot easier to do
and will probably work more reliably.
on 9/9/02 5:02 AM, John Wood at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just got my first 3400 today. I love it but the cardbus capability is
intriguing. I ran tattle tech and under PCI lsots it says they (my PCMCIA
slots) are cardbus slots, and under general hardware info it saus (under PC
card)
Unfortunately, Tattle Tech often says a machine is cardbussed when indeed it
is not...best way is to test an actual card...preferably a firewire
card...often USB works for some unknown reason..
on 9/9/02 5:26 PM, John Webb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 9/9/02 5:02 AM, John Wood at [EMAIL
:51 PM
Subject: Re: 3400 users!
Unfortunately, Tattle Tech often says a machine is cardbussed when indeed
it
is not...best way is to test an actual card...preferably a firewire
card...often USB works for some unknown reason..
on 9/9/02 5:26 PM, John Webb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 9/9
Tom John
Thanks for the replies! I think I'll go and buy a firewire card and see if
it works or not.
I will keep everyone posted on my success/failure.
This has been canvassed a few times here. Try John Frohro's excellent
page:
http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
USB cards will
Please send me the 8.6 extension.
I could use it too
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First, are you completely certain that it doesn't have one already? Most
3400s do. The port is in the back. Mine showed up without the right software
to find or use the modem, but once I got the software right the modem works
beautifully.
Beverly
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--- Russell Courtenay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am back, yet again. (mailbox overflowed last
time...)
Now it won't boot to the OS 8 CD (flashing question
mark).
My first thought on reading this is that you have the
OS 8 CD in the drive, but it's trying to boot from the
Hard Drive...
Actually, I tried that (well, not the voodoo stuff, but I don't have any SCSI devices
connected, so that shouldn't be necessary :{) ). I'm going to bet that is the very
dead PRAM battery, I've seen it do some strange things to a Mac. I ordered one, will
see what it does before I pester you
How about a CD-RW conversion for a 3400? I notice some vendors list it, but
they show it as the same as the later PowerBook G3 233, which I am quite
sure it is not.
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From: joker
--- Jeff Hubatka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The IDE controller will only support one drive, so
you can't hook both up to
your laptop. A SCSI dock to a desktop Mac is your
best bet, or hook both
machines up via ethernet crossover.
I once heard a horror story about trying to do a SCSI
dock
Yes, it's true. Don't do it or lose your data, etc.
George
--- Sionnach Aisling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Jeff Hubatka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The IDE controller will only support one drive, so
you can't hook both up to
your laptop. A SCSI dock to a desktop Mac is your
best bet,
The IDE controller will only support one drive, so you can't hook both up to
your laptop. A SCSI dock to a desktop Mac is your best bet, or hook both
machines up via ethernet crossover.
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Date: Sat, 06 Jul 2002 09:45:30 -0600
Subject: 3400 upgrades and new HD Data Transfer
From:
Does the 3400 have the capacity for DVD burns?
Theoretically, I'd say yes, if:
- it's a SCSI DVD burner (use Toast DVD or Toast Titan). SCSI DVDs cost
$$$ though.
- if the 3400 has CardBus and can use FW (thus, Toast Titan or Discribe
5).
The 3400 runs 8.6-9.1, therefore it can support the
After a friend got a new Ti book, he dropped his 3400 off to me (nice guy),
but it is not without a problem. About 2-3 minutes after putting it to
sleep, it will emit a medium-pitched whine. Real funny thing is, I don't
think it's coming from the speakers...it happens even if I put a
I have a PB3400 and the audio from the headphone doesn't work. It will
disconnect audio from the speakers, and the sound control panel knows when I
plug the headphones in, but there isn't a peep out of them.
Is there any history with audio problems with the 3400 and audio?
Thanks!!
Wow, Greg, Hotline servers have/had everything! You
might be the person to ask - is the Kanga pb 3500 mob
cardbus compliant (meaning it can take modern 32 bit
pcmcia cards)? Before searching for that upgrade for
my 3400...
Cheers
George
--- Gregory McIntire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how to
Which can be a challenge. I first put the screws on the top and they got in
the way of the palm/trackpad assembly. Then on the sides where one of them
gets in the way of the center edge near the space bar, there I just removed
some of the casing on the palm/trackpad assembly as it does not show
on 23/4/02 00:16, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Searched the archives but am still not clear on this:
What 802.11 cards will work in a 3400 and 1400? I was pretty much convinced
the Lucent WaveLAN Silver and Gold would do it, but then I saw somebody
recently say it was cardbus -
How hard is it to replace the PRAM battery? In my old
180 it was REALLY a pain.
The local Mac shop wants $35 for the battery alone!! I
might just make one from a couple of watch batteries
if I need to!
Russ
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Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 01:22:01 +1100
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (PowerBooks)
Subject: Re: 3400 expansion bay question
Hello all,
Is the expansion bay in the 3400c SCSI, IDE/ATA, PCI or what? Can the
modules be used as external devices
From: Chris Boring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400 gremlins!
doktorboring wrote:
OK, here's the gremlin that's pissing me off right now:
If I click on a media file (such as MPEG, mp3, avi, etc.), it does not oen,
or even give me a dialogue. However, if I open the application I use to
play it
The 8.6 CD I have has got both an updater and a full installer on it. Running Norton
and TechTools is a good idea though as it's always nice to install on a HD that is
known good.
Tom Roth * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * tel 336.716.4493
Wake
--- Christopher Morgenstierne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Excuse me, but I thought the 8.6 disk was not a full
system but - like 8.1
- only an update of 8.5?
Anyway, if I were you I would run Norton or Techtool
on the 3400 c, either
from CD or from in disk mode via SCSI form a desktop
Mac
My CD does indeed have a full restore option as well
as a patch option as Tom pointed out earlier.
It was also definately a bad hard drive... I hadn't
taken it out until now. I knew the drive was bad as
soon as I removed it from the case. In all my years
of working with laptop hard drives
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From: Sionnach Aisling
Reply To: PowerBooks
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400 repairs
At this point, unless you guys can think of something
I missed, I'm going to assume the laptop probably had
a rough trip
I will check for you, used to own one
cedric
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Cliff Rediger
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 1:33 AM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: 3400 manuals
Looking for manuals (operating and service) for PB3400
Gamba
At 1:33 -0700 03/10/01, Cliff Rediger wrote:
Looking for manuals (operating and service) for PB3400
Gamba gives me only garbled text. No web page.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Drag the links to the desktop or a folder and they will download just fine.
If you're using Explorer, you might
Cliff Rediger wrote:
Looking for manuals (operating and service) for PB3400
Gamba gives me only garbled text. No web page.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Several manuals, including the User Guide, can be readily downloaded from
the Apple Support website:
Go to:
I have an Apple Service Manual in PDF format that gives
disassemble-reassemble instructions for the 3400 for those with the
courage to undertake it. I can't recall what the URL is, but if you
can't find it online, I could mail you a copy. Uncompressed it runs
to 4.8 MB
At 1:33 AM -0700
]]On Behalf Of
cedric
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 10:40 AM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: 3400 manuals
I will check for you, used to own one
cedric
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Cliff Rediger
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 1:33 AM
on 30/08/2001 07:36, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
9-10 hours of battery life?!?!?!?!?!
No offense, but I find this incredibly difficult to believe.
-makmac
For three brand new batteries (plus a fourth of a certain age, though still
working) using Word 5.1a? What's so
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