I have just purchased a Lombard/bronze... the previous owner gave me
the password which allowed me to change the admin name... however,
the short name which is also the name of the main user is still the
name of the main user's directory... i would like to change that to
mine... Can't seem to
Gordon,
Check here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106824
Rick
I have just purchased a Lombard/bronze... the previous owner gave me
the password which allowed me to change the admin name... however,
the short name which is also the name of the main user is still
the name of
Follow up.
If the CD plays on other units it MAY not be your unitIIRC, I
recently saw an article in the Register that several co.'s have
installed that new copy protection on their cd's w/out notifying the
public. This May be the case w/your cd...There were reports that these
cd's
Laurent,
All I know is that when I had a similar problem last year, I called A/C
and the very next day a box was here via Airborne and I sent it out the
same day...Got it back 2 days later.Called Monbox arrived and
sent Tues...Pismo was back Thurs at about 2pm w/ a new player
Laurent wrote:
That sounds like a bad seated processor daughtercard or a loose RAM chip.
Did you try to re-seat those?
-Laurent.
A/C writes: I've never tried to reseat the daughtercard. Do youo have a
link where I can see a pic/diagram? I will try to reseat the memory module.
Thnx,
A/C
Gary E Davis wrote:
Hi all
I have a 266Mhz wallstreet with 384meg ram and a 20 gig drive Running
OSX 2.8. I installed OS92.2 on the second partition for Classic apps but
if I try to get it to boot OS9 off the second partition it halts after
the Smiley mac and reboots back to OSX.. What do I have
Gordon Bruce Lawson wrote:
I have just purchased a Lombard/bronze... the previous owner gave me
the password which allowed me to change the admin name... however,
the short name which is also the name of the main user is still the
name of the main user's directory... i would like to change
Dear List members,
Please excuse me for my first post. I forgot to say Hello and Thank you.
This list was recommended to me by a MAC enthusiaist. He could not help me
with my beloved Lombard.
If any one here knows what the problem is I would really appreciate your
help.
It might be the
Hello folks. I didn't mention in my previous note before (see quoted
below) that my Wallstreet 266 has a Powerlogix G3/466 upgrade card.
So OWC took back the the two Ram modules, and sent back two new ones,
with a note that said that the other two tested good, which made me
wonder whether
John,
My understanding when I bought my Powerlogix upgrade was the card would
not officially support more than 128mb ram in either slot (256 total)
Although I believe a few folks were able to have more recognized, it
seemed to be hit or miss. The Sonnet upgrades recognize 512mb.
How much do
Hi.
Please share with me what is the racket going on with
replacing the powerbook rubber feet for a Pismo? I've visited at
least three websites where they are trying to sell replacement
stick-on rubber feet for close to $20. The lowest price at one site
wanted $10 for the strip of four black
I've only used the free download of Stuffit since I've used a computer, and
it's always worked for my purposes, which are few. Any particular reasons
for a light user like myself to use the Deluxe version? Thanks, T
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone would know where one could obtain an
expansion bay combo drive (DVD-ROM/CD-RW) for a WallStreet G3. There
seems to be no shortage of such drives for Lombards and Pismos (I'm
guessing the similar drive bay design helps), but I haven't had any
luck finding one for
On 11/13/03 6:59 AM, Kelly Johnson enlightened us by writing:
I think you guys are missing the boat on MS's intentions. I think it
is a simple matter of them knowing that a significant number of mac
users, given sufficient experience with windows, will become
comfortable enough with it to
On 11/14/03 5:41 AM, Bruce Johnson enlightened us by writing:
Softwindows was written by Insignia under license from Microsoft.
Insignia got the deep access to Windows source code. In return
Microsoft got significant rights to Insignia's code. FWB owns the
SoftWindows product, but they can't
Hello again folks,
Got a Lombard recently and put in two 256MB, a low and a high profile.
Machine gets real hot, then crashes and won't reboot even when cooled
off. When I take out the top chip it works fine.
Is there something wrong with the chips or can't the Lombard handle the
512?
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I explained the problem and they said they would order another one for me on
AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
keep the one I had for the exchange. That's bad because if I ever need
15 TiBook. 867Mhz or 1GHz. I believe they're the last th boot into OS9.
Discontinued, of course...
These certainly can boot in OS 9 and are awsome machines (I own one
:-)), though the reduced airport range is true (though not a big
deal for me). But I have to concur with a previous suggestion:
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