I recently upgraded to Panther (10.3.2), and it's very nice. I'm
impressed with how much faster my Lombard seems. Only one problem: When I
run the Disk Utility to repair permissions, it runs for about a minute,
then hangs. The screen becomes dimmer, then dimmer still. I don't get the
Kernel Panic
My battery's capacity has really gone down hill. here's what I checked
out the battery...
IOBatteryInfo =
({Capacity=1,Amperage=1200,Current=0,Voltage=0,Flags=83886
0931},{Capacity=366,Amperage=1200,Current=364,Voltage=12099,Fla
gs=838860805})
Would anyone like to interpret this for
I've had it happen on a couple of PowerBooks. It's caused by the
battery contacts momentarily breaking contact. The computer looses
power so briefly that it doesn't go into power down but it does
completely interrupt the processor. The only way out is to restart.
I suspected this too,
I did an extensive check of prices about 5 months ago, and got mine from
Batteries.com. Very satisfied. On a related thread, I saw something on
another list about being able to replace the cells in a Pismo battery.
Anyone know from whom you'd buy the cells, and what the process is?
--David
rgeaston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 7, 2004, at 5:23 PM, vicki wrote:
Hi first thanks for the reply and I know that the max is 512 but what I
wanted to know is (has anyone on the list tried installing more) like
a 256
in the bottom and a 512 in the top will it work.
Also I asked
Is it possible for a li-on battery for a Lombard (M7318) to be
completely and forever dead? I've tried battery reset and get a box that
tells me it's reset and to charge it, but the computer is not seeing it,
before or after the reset.
If it is forever dead, can it be rebuilt?
Thanks
On Sunday, February 8, 2004, at 12:22 AM, E.B. Cap Schwartz wrote:
I recently upgraded to Panther (10.3.2), and it's very nice. I'm
impressed with how much faster my Lombard seems. Only one problem:
When I
run the Disk Utility to repair permissions, it runs for about a minute,
then hangs. The
My Reply follows quote. On 08/02/2004 08:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is it possible for a li-on battery for a Lombard (M7318) to be
completely and forever dead? I've tried battery reset and get a box that
tells me it's reset and to charge it, but the computer is not seeing it,
before or
on 08/02/04 11:28, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible for a li-on battery for a Lombard (M7318) to be
completely and forever dead? I've tried battery reset and get a box that
tells me it's reset and to charge it, but the computer is not seeing it,
before or after the
Just so we don't start another myth: the saying predates Jimmy Hoffa by
many years (if not centuries). It's one of those proverbs that
everyone would love to have invented. (I'm just surprised it's not been
attributed to Churchill yet!). It's been made famous in modern times by
Margaret
on 08/02/04 11:28, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible for a li-on battery for a Lombard (M7318) to be
completely and forever dead? I've tried battery reset and get a box that
tells me it's reset and to charge it, but the computer is not seeing it,
before or after the
What happens in these situations? Nothing? A warning/dialog box?
My first thought is to check/repair permissions.
Another would be to Get Info on the file, go to Open With, navigate to
Excel, then verify to Always Open With
Hmm - what size is the file? Do you know for a fact it's a legitimate
On Sat, 7 Feb 2004, Kris McGrath wrote:
I admit up-front- this isn't the kind of advice I normally give.
Try opening the file on a PC with MS Office. I had this happen for someone
with an iMac DV, OS 9.1, Office 2001. I tried on a couple of different macs
and didn't get anywhere. When I
I had a delve into the issue of lithium battery life when my G4 550MHz
battery went on the blink last autumn.
You may find this interesting...
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm
Also, there's an applecare article on this, and it contradicts what's
been largely agreed on this list
Apologies in advance but this is important for my wife...Anyone know
where the bookmarks file for N/S 7.1 are kept? My entire file
disappeared last night for some reason...10.3.2 Pismo 400..If anyone is
familiar, PLEASE contact me off line...
Thank You and You may now return to your previously
On 2/8/04 11:11 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
Where available a
utility like Apple Battery Reset is a much better approach.
I thought ABR only worked on models *before* the Pismo - ?
Jim Rohde
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
How much RAM do you have installed? If you have 2x256=512, I'd suggest
removing 256 and trying to repair permissions again. I've found that
my Lombard will not tolerate 512 MB with Panther. Jaguar didn't mind
it, but Panther will eventually crash every time I install the second
256 MB chip.
On Sat, Feb 07, 2004 at 10:23:36PM +, vicki wrote:
:
: Hi first thanks for the reply and I know that the max is 512 but what
: I wanted to know is (has anyone on the list tried installing more)
: like a 256 in the bottom and a 512 in the top will it work.
Yes, it will work. However, Lombard
on 08/02/04 13:29, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 08/02/04 11:28, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible for a li-on battery for a Lombard (M7318) to be
completely and forever dead? I've tried battery reset and get a box that
tells me it's reset and to
Plea for ideas on what I am missing in getting an external USB drive
enclosure to work.
I upgraded the hard drive in my G3 Firewire (Pismo) 400 MHz 320MB RAM
so I removed the Fujitsu MRH2010AT 10 GB no jumpers Device 0. So I
thought the smart thing to do would be to get a USB drive enclose
on 08/02/04 00:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The space bar tab, and delete keys have stopped working. No response when
those keys are used. The other keys work fine. But without these 3 vital
keys I'm stuck using an external USB keyboard.
Wondering if there's any hope of
Thanks for the possible solutions offered, which I have tried, as
follows:
1)Permissions: The file is mine, permissions seem to be OK (I'm the
owner/ only user, registered as Administrator). No password protection,
so passwords not an issue. File not locked.
2)Warning/dialogue boxes: I get
So I have a (by all accounts) ancient Wallstreet 250MHz laptop that I
want to use as a hook-up for getting my iTunes into my home stereo. My
question is can I use an S-Video to Composite adapter (such as the one
that was supplied with my TiBook) to output the video to a television
(the
At 4:48 PM +1100 2/8/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The space bar tab, and delete keys have stopped working. No response when
those keys are used. The other keys work fine. But without these 3 vital
keys I'm stuck using an external USB keyboard.
Wondering if there's any hope of repairing it - or
on 08/02/04 20:38, CONGELADORA MORELIA at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for the possible solutions offered, which I have tried, as
follows:
1)Permissions: The file is mine, permissions seem to be OK (I'm the
owner/ only user, registered as Administrator). No password protection,
so
Another possible solution is to use MacLink Plus Deluxe to access the file. You can
set the software up to translate the file from one version to another. It can also be
used to identify the existing file's author and version. Finally, it can be used to
open the file in a fashion similar to
laurent.daudelin wrote:
on 08/02/04 20:38, CONGELADORA MORELIA wrote:
Thanks for the possible solutions offered, which I have tried, as follows:
Have you tried icexcel.? There is a free trial download. I bought it, and it has always
opened every spreadsheet. I also have icword.
Andrew,
Yes, the TV will serve as a monitor if attached using an S-Video out
cable (they were supplied with the Wallstreets and maybe your TiBook
one is the same - a very short little cable of 2 or 3 inches going from
S-Video out to cinch connector?) The clarity is pretty yuck if I
remember
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