At 10:47 PM -0600 on 7/29/05, Doc Holliday wittily wrote:
Putting the 3400 back together is pretty easy. Removing the
palmrest/trackpad is probably the hardest.
Although Apple doesn't say it, I never disconnect the PRAM battery cable
or the keyboard cables, if I don't have to - and, other than
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Recently, I wiped clean my 3400's hard disk and reinstalled OS 9.1.
Everything seemed to be working fine but upon restart and after hearing
the familiar chime, nothing happened. Later, by chance,
this sounds like a similar thing that just happened to my powermac after
i'd
Hi all,
Recently, I wiped clean my 3400's hard disk and reinstalled OS 9.1.
Everything seemed to be working fine but upon restart and after hearing
the familiar chime, nothing happened. Later, by chance, I found out
that the machine starts up and works fine if I keep the C-key depressed
Zap the PRAM
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Recently, I wiped clean my 3400's hard disk and reinstalled OS 9.1.
Everything seemed to be working fine but upon restart and after
hearing the familiar chime, nothing happened. Later, by chance, I
found out that the machine starts up and
Maybe a bad PRAM?
Ian
On Sep 22, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Doc Holliday wrote:
Zap the PRAM
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Hi...
I'm looking into an iBook on eBay (Blueberry clamshell). It doesn't
include an AC adapter, but one can be purchased for $34.
My question was, will a 45w AC adapter from a PowerBook 3400c power
this iBook without frying it? I'd rather keep the price of it as low
as I can for now
Hi...
I'm looking into an iBook on eBay (Blueberry clamshell). It doesn't
include an AC adapter, but one can be purchased for $34.
My question was, will a 45w AC adapter from a PowerBook 3400c power
this iBook without frying it? I'd rather keep the price of it as low
as I can for now
Hi...
I'm looking into an iBook on eBay (Blueberry clamshell). It doesn't
include an AC adapter, but one can be purchased for $34.
My question was, will a 45w AC adapter from a PowerBook 3400c power
this iBook without frying it? I'd rather keep the price of it as low
as I can for now
Alright, thanks Malcom and Vicky :-)
Ian
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At 1:52 PM +0100 9/5/05, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
Hi...
I'm looking into an iBook on eBay (Blueberry clamshell). It doesn't
include an AC adapter, but one can be purchased for $34.
My question was, will a 45w AC adapter from a PowerBook 3400c power
this iBook without frying it? I'd
--- Kenneth Vann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IOXperts and Macsense have drivers that will work on
your 3400 as long as
you are using OS 8 or above. You will find links on
my Wireless FAQ site to
these drivers. Check their list of supported cards
before you buy.
With all this talk about
G'day
My first posting to this list even though I've been following it for
over a year :-)
I've decided to extend the life and use of my trusty-old PB3400c and
wanted to ask for advice/recommendations to make few modifications to
it. The only improvements that I'm aware are all related to
On 8/2/05, Sorular [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day
My first posting to this list even though I've been following it for
over a year :-)
I've decided to extend the life and use of my trusty-old PB3400c and
wanted to ask for advice/recommendations to make few modifications to
it. The only
Sorular wrote:
G'day
My first posting to this list even though I've been following it for
over a year :-)
I've decided to extend the life and use of my trusty-old PB3400c and
wanted to ask for advice/recommendations to make few modifications to
it. The only improvements that I'm aware are
On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 ,Sorular [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asked
1) Would Netgear WG-511 work on my pb3400? The Netgear product site
doesn't say anything about MacOS9 compatibility
(http://www.netgear.com/products/details/WG511.php) but this model is
the cheapest I could find on the market. Is there a way
Radeon 7000 AGP Gtaphics 1GHZ CPU 512MB Ram 9GB
Quantum Fireball/OS9.2.2 WDC 80GB/OS X.3.9 Pioneer DVR 105
Pwr Mac G3 BW 64MB Radeon 7000 PCI Graphics card 450MHZ CPU 1gb ram 120
gb Maxtor Sata harddrive/SIIG SATA Controller card Pioneer DVR 105 OS X.3.9
Powerbook 3400c 200MHZ, 144MB ram, 2gig harddrive
Putting the 3400 back together is pretty easy. Removing the
palmrest/trackpad is probably the hardest.
Although Apple doesn't say it, I never disconnect the PRAM battery cable
or the keyboard cables, if I don't have to - and, other than to replace
a dead PRAM battery, I have never had to.
On 26 Jul 2005, at 22:38, B.L. wrote:
Hey there fellow Powerbook lovers; I have a small problem with my
3400C.
It seems that the clicker is stuck. Nothing happens when you click it,
and you can't scroll or anything with it. Also there is a dialogue
that
says the clock is showing s date
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: powerbook 3400C
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 16:38:34 -0500 (CDT)
Hey there fellow Powerbook lovers; I have a small problem with my 3400C.
It seems that the clicker is stuck. Nothing happens when you click it,
and you can't scroll or anything with it. Also
DVR 105 OS X.3.9
Powerbook 3400c OS 9.1 200 MHZ cpu, 144mb ram, 2gig harddrive,
modules:floppy, cd-rom zip drive.
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Nat,
I had nothing but a plague of minor issues running any version of
system 9 on the 3400, I am running 8.6 on the one machine I still have
running and it is stable, have 6 others that have some version of acute
sleeping sickness(GLOD etc.).
Roger
6013 Hope Dr.
Camp Springs, MD
Nathan Hill
I too had a mirriad of problems when I installed OS 9
onto my powerbook 3400. I went back to OS 8.6 and has
never had any problems since, that was three years
ago.
Peter.
--- Roger Volk (Contractor)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nat,
I had nothing but a plague of minor issues running
any
I too had a mirriad of problems when I installed OS 9
onto my powerbook 3400. I went back to OS 8.6 and has
never had any problems since, that was three years
ago.
Perhaps the best bet is the 9.0.4 universal installer, which will
easily go on a 3400.
The only reason I can see for 8.6 on a 3400
Actually it is the 9.0.4 that I had installed in my
ram maxed 3400 (144 megs). It was just too slow with
9.0.4.
What did you do to make it not ran too slow?
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I too had a mirriad of problems when I installed OS
9
onto my powerbook 3400. I went back to OS 8.6 and
has
Actually it is the 9.0.4 that I had installed in my
ram maxed 3400 (144 megs). It was just too slow with
9.0.4.
What did you do to make it not ran too slow?
The only reference I have is my Kanga.
If I could find my 8.6 retail CD, I would go back to 8.6 on my two
3400s.
As it is, I would have
Hello everyone (and dad),
I am in the middle of a spiritual service program up here in DC,
working at the Capital Area Food Bank. Before I came up, I decided to
get a decent older Powerbook to write and do some web design and
graphic design. I picked up two Powerbook 3400c(s) on a fluke on eBay
up two Powerbook 3400c(s) on a fluke on eBay
(I thought the first seller wasn't going to send me the 'book, but I
ended up with both).
Unfortunately, the 'Book I took with me started acting crazy. It
wouldn't boot up, and if so, it would only do so randomly. I pulled
out the 128 MB chip of ram
I am not familiar with the 3400 But that never stopped me from giving
advice before. Why start now ?
Have you zapped the PRAM ? And if so have you zapped the NVRAM ?
Not sure how on your machine. But both would be worth a good try.
When swapping parts and with wonky behavior this is often
Thanks Dennis.
I'm running OS 9.1. I'll try some different configurations tomorrow.
Thanks,
Nathan
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 22:28:34 -0600, Dennis Descoteau
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nathan, I had the freezies when running 9.2.2 and had to switch to 9.1.
Haven't had time to try a re-install and
up two Powerbook 3400c(s) on a fluke on eBay
(I thought the first seller wasn't going to send me the 'book, but I
ended up with both).
Unfortunately, the 'Book I took with me started acting crazy. It
wouldn't boot up, and if so, it would only do so randomly. I pulled
out the 128 MB chip of ram
I have a Wallstreet II (slightly better video than the earlier ones)
with a 500mhz G4.
How does Mac OS 10.2 run?
Terrible.
How does hacked Mac OS 10.3 run?
Terrible.
All in all, these machines are just terrible Mac OS X machines.
However, with OS 9 (which actually supports the WS's old Rage LT)
I have 512 MB Ram on a stock PDQ, and 10.2 (no
updates) runs Firefox very well on ADSL. Prices on
eBay are merely an indication of what eBay types are
willing to pay or sell for. Such people have little or
no imagination (time, patience..whatever).
I always do better locally (sometimes further).
A lot depends on just how much laziness you're willing to accept with the
computer in question. For the best OS X experience, you need a fast
processor and a supported video system. The first PowerBook which runs X
with any snappiness to it is a Pismo, which can be run well in X even
without a
Greetings. Well, I guess I had this coming posting directly to the
PowerBooks list--though you've probably scared-off the one person here
that WAS actually interested!
I am not unaware that raw values are teetering--that was why (when I
have something to sell, that is) I always try to add
Gary wrote,
Greetings. Well, I guess I had this coming posting directly to the
PowerBooks list--though you've probably scared-off the one person here
that WAS actually interested!
Oops...didn't mean to do that. Actually, if somebody is interested in a
fantastic 9.x machine in a reasonably
Anyway, with processor upgrades, cannot the WS do better than OS 10.2?
Not without XPostFacto. 10.2.8 is the highest supported OS on the WS and the
beige G3.
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Gary...
I saw your note on your 3400c. Here's the spec on my 3400/180, recently
sold on eBay:
Apple Powerbook 3400c/180 with 256 KB L2 Cache
a.. 144 MB RAM (maximum)
b.. 6 GB Hard Drive (upgraded)
c.. CD-ROM module
d.. Floppy Drive Module
e.. Active Matrix LCD w/no bad pixels
f
Replying to:
on what basis do you make a proper approximation of
value in a shrinking market for vintage and near-vintage machines, especially
PowerBooks?
Well, I for one use ePay; it provides the widest pool of buyers I can think of...
I have been amazed recently by the decreasing value of
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Replying to:
on what basis do you make a proper approximation of
value in a shrinking market for vintage and
near-vintage machines, especially PowerBooks?
Well, I for one use ePay; it provides the widest
pool of buyers I can think of...
I have been
ISTM that Wallstreet is holding value very well, considering its age; though
it is not as attractive as the Pismo (for example). That is probably due to
the form factor, which is still reasonably modern (thin and larger screen,
at least in relation to the form factor)--the biggest issue with the
I just bought an almost flawless Pismo and all accessories,
including a rolling computer case for $350 -- who would have ever thought
that was possible.
You were lucky. They usually go for a lot more than that, even now. $350 is
around the going rate for a Lombard with lots of RAM. I'd rather
If fact, I find it hard to see why the WS is not on the same level with
the Pismo Lombard. Are built-in FW and/or USB that important?
No, but running Panther is, and you can't do that on a WallStreet without
the XPostFacto hack. Although I have heard that it works 99.9 percent of the
time
Greetings. I know this list is not for selling items, though I
understand we get like one opportunity to do so. I'm using my
opportunity now...
I am the owner of a VERY NICE, WELL MAINTAINED PowerBook 3400c that I'm
putting up for sale. Beautiful industrial design, it was the top of the
line
a PowerBook 3400c/180 that she's been using for the past number
of years, however one day it refused to power on. She had me take a look at it, and I
hit the power button (without it plugged in) and it powered up but no chime and
nothing on the screen. I set it down on a table and plugged
A friend of mine has a PowerBook 3400c/180 that she's been using for
the past number of years, however one day it refused to power on.
She had me take a look at it, and I hit the power button (without it
plugged in) and it powered up but no chime and nothing on the
screen. I set it down
Adam,
I have 3 complete machines plus a logic board with similar
symptoms, in one case I was able to resurrect a machine by replacing
the power supply module, but in the 4 other cases the problem lay
with the logic board and probably on of 2 chips, the PMU chip, which
is a low power 68000
I have the belkin usb busport mobile card mounted, but I can't figure out
how to use the usb devices I have.
I'd like to be able to hotsync my palm pilot, but it wants to use the modem
or printer port.
Mainly I want to be able to unload my camera's smart media card with my zio
usb card reader.
of the original old
Palm III, V, or VII models, which wants to use the modem or printer port, there were
Macintosh adapters for hotsync connection to the serial port on a PowerBook 3400c.
In that case it is no longer a USB problem.
If you must use the USB card reader, for uploading images from your
On Jun 23, 2004, at 10:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 3400c (as U super-kings of the 3400 should know!) never came w/
the 20x
CD-rom; it came with the Kanga. Therefore, adding one to a 3400c can
rightfully
be considered a (say it with me!) upgrade!]
As (ahem) the undisputed king of
In a message dated 6/22/2004 5:10:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Part # F5U022
You don't have USB! You don't have USB! Tired of being teased? Let us help.
With the Belkin BusPortT Mobile you can instantly add 2 USB ports to your
Notebook PC, now you'll be the one
Question: I have read many cardbus vs 16 bit arguments over the last few
months and still am not totally sure if this card will or will not
definately work for me. I would appreciate your thoughts.
Craig W. wrote:
Unless I hear differently...
The card mentioned in your e-mail will NOT work
In a message dated 6/24/2004 12:14:45 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Craig, to hear differently, please check out the rest of the thread. As
others have stated, the only modification necessary to have USB cards work
in the 3400 is to shave off 1/16 of an inch or so on the edge of the card
-not
On Jun 23, 2004, at 8:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig, to hear differently, please check out the rest of the thread.
As
others have stated, the only modification necessary to have USB cards
work
in the 3400 is to shave off 1/16 of an inch or so on the edge of the
card
-not really an
The point is that you can (as is shown repeatedly on this list about
5 or 6 times a year it seems, and can easily be found by searching
the list archives) use a USB card in an *unmodified* 3400.
[snip]
Hopefully that puts this to bed for the next few months.
(And, to future readers that have
In a message dated 6/23/04 8:39:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh come on! When you insert something into the expansion bay, you're
using a pre-existing capability. You've made no permanent change to
the 3400 in question. (Or would you also say that attaching a mouse to
the ADB port is
Oh come on! When you insert something into the expansion bay, you're
using a pre-existing capability. You've made no permanent change to
the 3400 in question. (Or would you also say that attaching a mouse to
the ADB port is upgrading?)
Oh my goodness; Blah, blah, blah!!
The 3400c (as U
There is a card available that would add usb compatability to my powerbook
3400c (os 9.1). Here are the specs:
---
USB BusPortT Mobile
Part # F5U022
You don't have USB! You don't have USB! Tired of being teased? Let us help.
With the Belkin BusPortT Mobile you can instantly add 2 USB
On Tuesday, June 22, 2004, at 02:09PM, Stephen Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a card available that would add usb compatability to my powerbook
3400c (os 9.1).
Question: I have read many cardbus vs 16 bit arguments over the last few
months and still am not totally sure if this card
Hello again all...
I thought I'd mention here that I'm now selling my famed 265mhz PowerBook
3400c. I thought I'd use it for something after having bought a Wallstreet,
but I really haven't so I'm selling it now...
It's the one from http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws
Dan,
I've saved all your emails on the mods you've done, I'm a fan of the 3400
also, almost sorry to see you're selling it.
Roger
Dan Palka wrote:
Hello again all...
I thought I'd mention here that I'm now selling my famed 265mhz PowerBook
3400c. I thought I'd use it for something
The light gray keys are PowerBook 520 keys implanted on a 190cs keyboard,
and voila a two tone 3400c keyboard.
on 6/17/04 7:10 AM, Tom and Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How did you get the 2 tone keys ?
Mad Dog
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Yes I am very sad as well. I loved that thing and spent so much time and
money on it, but I'm in college and need money / a more powerful computer.
However I plan to sometime in the future do it all again, and now that I
have the experience, not make any of the mistakes I did the first time
The light gray keys are PowerBook 520 keys implanted on a 190cs keyboard,
and voila a two tone 3400c keyboard.
on 6/17/04 7:10 AM, Tom and Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Groovy. I didnt know they shared the same design.
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on 6/17/04 6:27 PM, Tom and Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Groovy. I didnt know they shared the same design.
The key designs on the 500, 190, 5300, 3400, and Kanga are identical, in
fact. Only the ribbons are different (in essence) so using a 190 keyboard
on a 500 is impossible. However
Hello again all...
I thought I'd mention here that I'm now selling my famed 265mhz PowerBook
3400c. I thought I'd use it for something after having bought a Wallstreet,
but I really haven't so I'm selling it now...
It's the one from http://www.palkasoft.com/hooper/
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws
Hi all,
I have a PowerBook 3400c/240 that has difficulties waking up from sleep.
Usually I will let it charge up with a known-good battery at home over the
night and take it to class with me.
Two things happen - EITHER:
1.) I will get to class and notice that the Power LED is no longer
A caution here. The failure where it crashes randomly may be due to
heating. While the 44MHz may work now it might crash at a higher
ambient air temperature.
Well of course thats the problem.
I have it runnin at 45.7mhz (275mhz) now since thursday it all works great
so far. Nice and speedy.
a PowerBook 3400c/240 that has difficulties waking up from sleep.
Usually I will let it charge up with a known-good battery at home over the
night and take it to class with me.
Two things happen - EITHER:
1.) I will get to class and notice that the Power LED is no longer
blinking indicating
/article.html?artnum=58416
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 10:19AM, Matt Jordan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PowerBook 3400c/240 that has difficulties waking up from
sleep.
Usually I will let it charge up with a known-good battery at home
over the
night and take it to class with me.
Two things happen
be a problem with the Power Manager. Try to reset the
Power Managing Unit in accordance with the following Apple Article,
and see what happens.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58416
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 10:19AM, Matt Jordan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PowerBook
A caution here. The failure where it crashes randomly may be due to
heating. While the 44MHz may work now it might crash at a higher
ambient air temperature.
Well of course thats the problem.
I have it runnin at 45.7mhz (275mhz) now since thursday it all works great
so far. Nice and speedy.
In a little under a half hour, my friend will arrive and we will
begin a late night 3400c overclocking adventure!
. . . .snip . .
I will post results when finished.
Can you take a couple of photos as you do it? Just so the rest of us
can find the clock crystal if we want to try this?
Ben
--
): Chimes, boots, but has same errors as above.
44mhz Bus (264mhz Processor): Chimes, boots, and everything seems
to be fine. No crashes (yet). Speedometer results show that almost
everything CPU related is a hair over 10% faster.
So there it is. I now have a 264mhz PowerBook 3400c with 44mhz bus
.
44mhz Bus (264mhz Processor): Chimes, boots, and everything seems to
be fine. No crashes (yet). Speedometer results show that almost
everything CPU related is a hair over 10% faster.
So there it is. I now have a 264mhz PowerBook 3400c with 44mhz bus.
I'm thinking I may try a 45mhz crystal
Well the first time I tried the 45.7mhz crystal (for a clock speed of
274mhz) it didn't seem to work, but I also had the laptop dissasembled
and no heatsink installed.
This time I have the heatsink installed, and guess what? The laptop
seems to be running pretty stably at 274mhz with 45.7mhz
In a little under a half hour, my friend will arrive and we will begin
a late night 3400c overclocking adventure!
We have 4 bus clock crystals ready to install, he's doing the soldering
since I am inexperienced in it.
We're going to attempt to bring the bus speed (and thus the processor
Well i got my 3400c today, it turns out that its a 240 mhz. Now for the
problems
Somehow durring the HD install we managed to make it so that the trackpad
dosent work. Not sure why, every thying looks FINE, the cable is good and
the trackpad is in great condition.
That wouldent be so bad,
on 04/09/02 21:21, Morgan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently won an auction for a PowerBook 3400c on eBay. However, the
PB is coming from the USA and I am concerned about the PSU. I doubt it will
be compatible with the traditional GB power sockets, even with a converter.
Would you
I have recently won an auction for a PowerBook 3400c on eBay. However, the
PB is coming from the USA and I am concerned about the PSU. I doubt it will
be compatible with the traditional GB power sockets, even with a converter.
Would you be able to advise me on whether I need a new PSU or just
or not.
Should be fine on the power though.
Scott Holder
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Morgan
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 3:22 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Powerbook 3400c PSU question.
I have recently won an auction for a PowerBook 3400c on eBay
a difference or not.
Should be fine on the power though.
Scott Holder
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Morgan
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 3:22 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Powerbook 3400c PSU question.
I have recently won an auction
I tried suggestions posted here, tried every thing suggested in the Service
Source CD
The only way I can get my 3400 to shut down and stay off was to totally
disassemble it, remove part 661-1237 (the power board)...
Any how, it seems a lot of people here were having problems with their Mac
At 09:37 PM 8/12/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Actually I already tried this but to no avail. Very strange. I'm able to
log on using other phone lines except the one available to me on my
weekend job!
Peter.
Modems are very picky about line noise. It's probably something about the
wiring on that one
If there are too many phones connected to the same line that can cause problems.
Count all the phones devices (including answering machines, cordless phones, caller ID
devices, fax machines, other modems, etc) that are all connected to that same phone
line. I've been told you should not have
good point. I plan to replace that jack this weekend, I hope ta new jack
won't be too expensive.
Peter
Scott Holder wrote:
At 09:37 PM 8/12/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Actually I already tried this but to no avail. Very strange. I'm able to
log on using other phone lines except the one available
Actually there's nothing else connected while I'm on. I'll try and replace the phone
jack this weekend and see what happens.
Peter.
Tom Roth wrote:
If there are too many phones connected to the same line that can cause problems.
Count all the phones devices (including answering machines,
Does anybody know how much slower a firewired 3400c is compared to a a regular
firewire powerbook (G4 or G3?)?
TIA.
Peter.
R. P. Bell wrote:
OK folks, listen up:
If you want single-source responsibility for the upgrade and future
operation, then $25 is not too much to pay MCE for the
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of THE
ROCK
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 7:27 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: powerbook 3400c
I connect to the net via dsl but I also have a portable dial up
meaning while away from home I can log on using my powerbook via dial up
using any phone. I've set
I was always getting the message
that the modem was not getting a dial tone.
In your Modem control panel, try checking the box that says Ignore
Dial Tone. That should do it!
Regards,
Marshall
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Actually I already tried this but to no avail. Very strange. I'm able to
log on using other phone lines except the one available to me on my
weekend job!
Peter.
Mycroft wrote:
I was always getting the message
that the modem was not getting a dial tone.
In your Modem control panel, try
I'm not sure of this applies to the exact card in question, but if you
haven't seen it you might want to look at:
The Powerbook 3400c is Cardbus Compliant!
http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Cardbus/Cardbus.html
Beverly Woods
--- THE ROCK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are these cards plug and play? I
You can get the Ratoc Firewire PC Card from Ratoc for only $89.00. That
saves you about $25 on the purchase (or only $15 savings with the regular
retail price). MCE is marking up the retail on the PC card.
See http://shop.store.yahoo.com/firewireshop/cbfw1ufircar.html
rb
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I'm curious. Why do they say under system requirements that you need
windows? Will mac os work?
TIA.
Peter.
R. P. Bell wrote:
You can get the Ratoc Firewire PC Card from Ratoc for only $89.00. That
saves you about $25 on the purchase (or only $15 savings with the regular
retail price). MCE
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Subject: Re: powerbook 3400c/200 on heat!
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It seams this one is for a powerbook G3. I have a powerbook 3400C/200. Will
this make a difference?
TIA.
Peter.
R. P. Bell wrote:
Oops...I must have put the wrong URL...sorry about that. You need the CBFW2
PCMCIA card, at this URL:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/firewireshop/cbfircarpcca.html
At 12:06 AM 5/6/2002 +0100, you wrote:
I have just aquired one of these machine's and can some one please help me
as I have only ever dealt with pc's
When booting up all that comes on, is an icon of a computer with a smiley
face, this eventually turn's into a disk with a question mark.
I guess
Thanks I'll try that later I'm now off to bed
Thanks
- Original Message -
From: Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 12:16 AM
Subject: Re: Powerbook 3400c
At 12:06 AM 5/6/2002 +0100, you wrote:
I have just aquired one
At 7:16 PM -0400 5/5/02, Scott Holder wrote:
At 12:06 AM 5/6/2002 +0100, you wrote:
I have just aquired one of these machine's and can some one please help me
as I have only ever dealt with pc's
When booting up all that comes on, is an icon of a computer with a smiley
face, this eventually turn's
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