1400c parts

Anyone know of a good site for replacement parts for a pbook 1400c? I had a link pre-new harddrive, but can't find it anymore. It had parts for all Apple laptops... I'm looking for an additional ac cord and the top lid piece (near the hindges). I have a hairline crack on the left side that is onl

Re: C compilers

You can also pick up learning CodeWarrior off ebay for <$40. New is around $50 i think. It will let you build apps (SIOUX and Mac) but not dll's/slib etc... Has a debugger and full features, just limits what you can build and how big the app can be. Prices are even cheaper for Academic versions.

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

I wrote: >Idea #2) Use the Network SW Installer . . . : > >h_American/Macintosh/Networking-Communications/Network_Software_Installer= >/ZM-NSI_1.5.1.sea.bin> > >to install Appletalk onto a Disk Tools floppy (use the custo

Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

** > Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 16:10:01 -0800 > From: Fabian Fang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot > I believe that I first suggested such drives in previous similar threads. I > have two of the TravelStar 8E drives, which work on several PowerBook 3400c's > wit

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

** > Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 15:41:20 -0800 > From: David Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot) > > RD is basically a Virtual Memory program that works better than Apple's. (I'm > sure > someone can jump in to explain exactly how i

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

At 12:10 AM -0500 2/27/03, Cameron Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > BTW, anyone seen a 64mb RAM for the 1400c lately? >> >>nope, I have an extra 16 meg chip that would put me at 64, but the stupid >>machine won't boot with it stacked on the other chip... read somewhere that > >if there wa

Re: C++ for Mac

MPW and BBEdit are great. MPW is free as well, C/C++/ObjC/ and even Java(additional setup required) I use it more than CodeWarrior most of the time. on 2/27/03 5:54 PM, John Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Thanks all for that VERY quick reply :-) > > I'm downloading MPW now... > > -- > Jo

Re: C compilers

Codewarrior is available for both Mac and windows and there is a version that allows for both mac and win compiling on Mac, there is even one that allows Mac, Win, and Palm compiling. Email their support and they will hook you up. They got me set up and were way friendly. on 2/27/03 6:36 PM, Da

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

from Apple's knowledge base: Possible solutions: 1) Try reseating the memory card. A memory card that has become unseated will give this error. 2) Apple has worked closely with developers of third-party (non-Apple) memory upgrades and have identified timing issues between the added

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

This is what I had as well... Judy On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Tom & Lisa P wrote: > That may not always be correct. I have a 1400 with a stacked 32 and > 24 card, and the 8 megs on the motherboard to give me 64 megs total. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog E

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

I own a stackable 32meg card for the 1400 (plug on top and bottom). And it's stacked 32 on the bottom and 16 on top and works fine. Jake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...> 32 Meg modules are not stackable. 24s and smaller are. Even though the Max RAM in that slot is 48, it must be done with

Re: ThinkPad Hard Drive

>modern powerbooks are limited to 12mm or less, iirc. Heh but the PowerBook G4 is 1 inch thick while the PowerBook 190cs is 2.2 inches thick :) ** Lots of hellos from Dan Palka's Quadra 800: The power to be your best. ** -- PowerBooks is sponsored by

Re: ThinkPad Hard Drive

>Hmm...probably, though it might be too thick, that sounds like an >17-18mm drive. > >Electronically, it will work fine...Apples Drive Setup will format >virtually any 2.5" ATA drive out there. > >The 2.5 inch form factor is a set size, in terms of width and length, >though mounting holes will v

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

David... >> >> And which version of RD are you using with your 9.1? :) Thanks, Brian -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! |

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

>I've tried VPC 4/ME on both of my 1400/G3s and found that it wouldn't work. I >originally assumed that it was because RD is a VM, although much quicker >and more There is a problem with one of the Sonnet extensions; they had to issue an update for compatibility with VPC 4.0. I forget which versi

Re: C compilers

All I'm doing is programming very simple little programs as part of a uni degree. I use 'Quincy' on a pee cee at home, and Code Warrior on the Uni Linux Machines, but if I could run something on my 1400, that would be much better, hence the MPW I'm (still) downloading... :-) -- John On 28/2/03 1

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

>32 Meg modules are not stackable. 24s and smaller are. Even though >the Max RAM >in that slot is 48, it must be done with either 2-24s or a single 48 >module. Why? >I have no idea, but probably is something in the RAM recognition side of the >ROM. GURU shows many combinations of the 4, 8, 16

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

> > > BTW, anyone seen a 64mb RAM for the 1400c lately? >> >>nope, I have an extra 16 meg chip that would put me at 64, but the stupid >>machine won't boot with it stacked on the other chip... read somewhere that >>if there was 16mb on the mobo, that stacking wouldn't work.. > > >I don't know whe

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

Dan, Great idea! Can you list the *exact* contents of the disk(s) you made for the 5300? TIA! Regards, Bob Eye Dallas, TX -Original Message- Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 00:54:10 -0500 From: Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Idea #2) Use the Network SW Installer . . . :

Re: C compilers

>That said, if you're coding for Windows machines, you're probably sol >anyway, since you're going to need the windows libraries. I thought there was a version of CodeWarrrior that could make Windows apps, much like the full version of the Mac version of RealBasic can make Windows apps (I realize

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

Dan, Great idea! Can you list the *exact* contents of the disk(s) you made for the 5300? TIA! Regards, Bob Eye Dallas, TX -Original Message- Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 00:54:10 -0500 From: Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Idea #2) Use the Network SW Installer . . . :

Re: ThinkPad Hard Drive

Dan Palka wrote: > Continuing on taking apart the ThinkPad... > > I pulled the 5 gig hard rive out of the ThinkPad. > > I measured it it is 2.5" wide by almost 4" long and 11/16" thick. It > says ATA on it. > > I'm not too keen on laptop hard drives... > > Will that work in the PowerBook 190c

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

David Allen wrote: > RD is basically a Virtual Memory program that works better than Apple's. (I'm sure > someone can jump in to explain exactly how it does this.) With caveats. Ram Doubler worked well up to about OS 8.1, but Apple made considerable improvements in VM with 8.6 and up, at which p

Re: C++ for Mac

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Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 03:15PM, Ken Norris (dialup) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I did a Google search on TravelStar 8E and 10E. The results were that the >tech specs on these external card slot drives show that they are not >comptible with Macs, only with PC's. They contain built-in s

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

Dan K wrote: > but I've already spent wy too much time futzing with this. Amen! Thanks to everyone who's tried to help me out of this mudhole, but now maybe we should all go back to saving the world or churning out great novels or whatever else it is we do. I downloaded a 7.5.2 disk tool

Re: C++ for Mac

Thanks all for that VERY quick reply :-) I'm downloading MPW now... -- John On 28/2/03 10:46 AM, "Bruce Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > John Smith wrote: >> Hello List, >> >> Has anyone had any experience with C++ compilers on their Macs?? I currently >> have to leave my beloved Apple m

ThinkPad Hard Drive

Continuing on taking apart the ThinkPad... I pulled the 5 gig hard rive out of the ThinkPad. I measured it it is 2.5" wide by almost 4" long and 11/16" thick. It says ATA on it. I'm not too keen on laptop hard drives... Will that work in the PowerBook 190cs? ** Lots of hellos fro

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

RD is basically a Virtual Memory program that works better than Apple's. (I'm sure someone can jump in to explain exactly how it does this.) It has the same limitations with opening some apps, although others treat it as real RAM (very slow real RAM!!!) I'd check with people on the LEM Swap list a

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

on 27/02/03 23:18, David Allen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Perhaps the European specs differed from the > US specs? Many of my machines are ex-US > Perhaps those modules lacking the pass through connector are > incapable of being used in a stack at all? YES ! if they don't have a passthru t

Re: C++ for Mac

John Smith wrote: > Hello List, > > Has anyone had any experience with C++ compilers on their Macs?? I currently > have to leave my beloved Apple machines in order to program on a pee cee, > but if anyone knows of a good C++ compiler, I may not have to keep doing > that... :-) > > Thanks for your

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

You must have always gotten the good modules and I the bad. I have never been able to get 32s to stack with 16s. I also have never had a problem with the 16Meg Apple RAM and stacked 3rd party modules that others say they've always had. There must be some real extremes in the production of the 3rd p

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

I've tried VPC 4/ME on both of my 1400/G3s and found that it wouldn't work. I originally assumed that it was because RD is a VM, although much quicker and more efficient than Apple's VM. I since have heard of many people having trouble with PBs that had Sonnet G3 upgrades refusing to run VPC. Whic

Re: C++ for Mac

In a message dated 2/27/03 3:30:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Try codewarrior >> Right ... that's what I meant to say when I said "Codeworks". -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon

Re: C++ for Mac

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Re: C++ for Mac

In a message dated 2/27/03 3:20:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I currently have to leave my beloved Apple machines in order to program on a pee cee, but if anyone knows of a good C++ compiler, I may not have to keep doing that ... :-) >> 1) Think 2) Codeworks 3) MPW -- PowerBooks is spo

Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

In a message dated 2/27/03 3:17:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I've got a Travelstar 8e that I use with both my g3 powerbook and my pb3400. It is bootable. >> These drives should work in any slot that is ATA PCMCIA compatible. Initialize using Drive Setup, modified if necessary. -- Powe

C++ for Mac

Hello List, Has anyone had any experience with C++ compilers on their Macs?? I currently have to leave my beloved Apple machines in order to program on a pee cee, but if anyone knows of a good C++ compiler, I may not have to keep doing that... :-) Thanks for your help, John. -- PowerBooks is

Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

Ken, I'm using one on my PB3400. Works fine. I inquired of the list as well before buying on e-bay and got affirmatives. I do have some extension incompatibility with (I think) ValueFax if I try to save from the PB3400 HD to the IBM TS, especially large files. Extensions off and No problem. I th

Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

I've got a Travelstar 8e that I use with both my g3 powerbook and my pb3400. It is bootable. Ken Norris (dialup) wrote: > Hi List, > > I did a Google search on TravelStar 8E and 10E. The results were that the > tech specs on these external card slot drives show that they are not > comptible with

Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot

Hi List, I did a Google search on TravelStar 8E and 10E. The results were that the tech specs on these external card slot drives show that they are not comptible with Macs, only with PC's. They contain built-in software for Windows. If someone is using one of these on a Mac PB, I'd like to konow

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

** > Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 00:15:27 -0800 > From: David Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot) > RAM > Doubler > has a better bang for the buck, allowing triple the RAM under OS 9.1, without > slowing them very much. -- W

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

Drew wrote: >> I'm sorry you couldn't make it work. I still think you might be >> missing a piece here or there, though (like the OpenTransport >> extension itself - you definitely need that). AFAIK, OS8 requires OT, which I doubt can be squeezed onto a floppy. I built an OS 8.1 disk but I haven

Re: AppleWorks Documents Will Not Open in CW5!

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Re: AppleWorks Documents Will Not Open in CW5!

Bruce Johnson recently said: > No choice. Appleworks 6 is *newer* than Clarisworks 5.04. Your only > choice is to install AW6 on the laptop, or open them up on a system with > AW6 and save as an older version. Depends on the complexity of the documents but you can easily get to the text in any ki

Re: AppleWorks Documents Will Not Open in CW5!

William Hatchell wrote: > I have a bunch of documents generated by AppleWorks 6 sometime ago on a > defunct G3 computer and now I'm trying to use ClarisWorks 5.0.4 to open > them on this 3400 running OS9.1 and no luck. Get the error message > "cannot open because this was created using an differen

AppleWorks Documents Will Not Open in CW5!

I have a bunch of documents generated by AppleWorks 6 sometime ago on a defunct G3 computer and now I'm trying to use ClarisWorks 5.0.4 to open them on this 3400 running OS9.1 and no luck. Get the error message "cannot open because this was created using an different version of CW. Now, I do not

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

> > >Or, you could do the really hard 19-part download on your 2nd Mac, >mount the combined image, convert it with DiskCopy into 1 big fat >image, segment it with DropStuff into floppy-sized chunks, copy each >chunk to the empty space on your 5300, expand them with Stuffit >Expander, mount the big

Re: wireless router recommendations - warning: long

> In fact, I believe there is even a member of the Melbourne >Wireless group on this list, though I cannot recall the name at the >moment... That's be me :-) Try freenetworks.org for links to other community wirel

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

>I tried to do this (more or less), using the 8.5 Disk Tools disk, which >aside from unadorned 7.5 (which won't boot the 5300) was the only one I had. >The network remained invisible. Where do you get the 7.5.3 and/or 7.6 Disk >Tools anyway? All I could find on Apple's site, aside from the unworkab

Re: OS installation without CD drive: SOS!

Hi Drew - Dan - John, Thanks for your help. It's mostly moot since I'm expecting to get the SCSI adapter and install that way (custom, definitely), but will save the instructions about putting together a networkable floppy for future reference: after all, who knows what trouble I might get mysel

Re: DiskCopy 6.4 download location (was Re: Help)

My Reply follows quote. On 27/02/2003 08:06 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sender:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >My Reply follows quote. On 26/02/2003 20:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] >said: > >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Kersh

Re: DiskCopy 6.4 download location (was Re: Help)

> >Hi Drew >I downloaded the file that you suggested this morning and it says it is disk >copy. The only thing is it says I don't have the correct files to use it. Do >you have any other ideas >Thanks >Jim you have to copy it to the harddrive from the smi to make it work ? kenta -- -- Power

Re: IBM/US Robotics PC Card Modem

In a message dated 2/27/03 4:49:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Will this thing work in the PowerBook 190cs? >> Yes, but you'll have to go to the USR (NOT 3Com) web site to find the required modem script. You will most likely need the all-encompasing "V.90 Modems" script. Check for the US

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

i've not tried RD on my 1400c/G3, but I do have it on my an 040 610 machine running 8.1 with only 8 megs of ram. It allows me to run Office, Netscape, and MacHTTP on it rather solidly. I think it uses some sort of RAM disk-like thing for the vm, but not certain. I've had trouble with it before

Re: DiskCopy 6.4 download location (was Re: Help)

My Reply follows quote. On 26/02/2003 20:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Kershaw) > >Yeah, that is strange. The download works on my wallstreet 100% >perfect, but fails every time on my PowerMac G3 (same OS, same >browsers). Wierd. I must have my "helper applic

Re: Help

>You are probably trying to open a UFS(?) disk created in X, and AFAIK >there's no way to mount that type of image disk on an older system. Really? That's interesting. I've never had any problem mounting .dmg files on my Macs... Maybe I've just never run across one of these UFS ones. I thoug

IBM/US Robotics PC Card Modem

I have this PCMCIA modem that I pulled out of an IBM ThinkPad that was just a little bit newer than the PowerBook 190cs that I bought. It has a US Robotics logo on it, but also a very large IBM logo. On the back it says IBM Modem FRU: 04k0054 Then theres a divider. Then it says: Model XJ1560

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

>terrible buy per Meg and not worth the investment for the tiny gain. RAM >Doubler >has a better bang for the buck, allowing triple the RAM under OS 9.1, without >slowing them very much. I've not tried RD on my 1400 (well, ever, really, ); does the MacOS see it as "real" RAM or as virtual mem tha

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

on 27/02/03 06:42, Thad Hoffman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > anyone know what the chip between the ram and the daughter card is? Looks > like a tiny ram card... is it? Apple RAM card, there is only 8MB on the logic board that little card provides a further 4 or 8 MB. Best wishes Malcolm Cornel

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

on 27/02/03 08:15, David Allen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 32 Meg modules are not stackable. Simply not true. I have configured many 1400 with a 16 and a 32. Some Ram module are not stackable at all, they lack a pass thru connector. I have heard of problems with certain 16 and 32 not working

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

> -Original Message- > From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Thad > Hoffman > Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 6:42 AM > To: PowerBooks > Subject: Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot) > anyone know what the chip between the ram and the daughter car

Re: 1400c RAM Stacking (was Re: ATA Hard Drives/PCMCIA slot)

32 Meg modules are not stackable. 24s and smaller are. Even though the Max RAM in that slot is 48, it must be done with either 2-24s or a single 48 module. Why? I have no idea, but probably is something in the RAM recognition side of the ROM. GURU shows many combinations of the 4, 8, 16 and 24 M