Okay, alittle bit ago on the list I caught parts of a conversation talking
about using compact flash cards as ram.. I recently purchased a PCCard
Compact reader. And being that I only have 16megs on board I would like to
know how to do this... Anyone willing to give me the short, sweet version?
Okay, alittle bit ago on the list I caught parts of a conversation talking
about using compact flash cards as ram.. I recently purchased a PCCard
Compact reader. And being that I only have 16megs on board I would like to
know how to do this... Anyone willing to give me the short, sweet version?
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 02:28 PM, nathan wrote:
Trying to run PPP for my dial up account and I get a message telling
me
that the Opentransport/Remote Access extension was not active or in the
folder.
Okay, no big deal right? Wrong. Went into the Ext Manager and
clicked it
on,
on 11/8/03 5:47 PM, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re-install OT from the 8.1 OS CD. (It's a custom install, but you can
re-install just that.)
The only problem is that OS 8 came on the laptop. Dl'ed the 8.1 update from
Apple's legacy software site. And since only dailup is
Okay, alittle bit ago on the list I caught parts of a conversation
talking
about using compact flash cards as ram.. I recently purchased a PCCard
Compact reader. And being that I only have 16megs on board I would
like to
know how to do this... Anyone willing to give me the short, sweet
version?
Hi, Listers,
I picked up a Lombard from ebay a few months back, with supposedly
a faulty keyboard only. Unfortunately, that's not the only problem I
found. The L2 cache is non-functional. The Restart function results in a
dead screen, and the book has to be reset, although Shut down
Hi Brian, Nathan, et al,
Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 10:31:14 -0500
From: Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: compact flash and 1400's
You'll definitely notice a speed increase if you have the original HD
installed, since you were almost certianly using VM anyway, and all the
swapping to the HD
On Nov 8, 2003, at 3:08 PM, Paul Nelson wrote:
Hi, Listers,
I picked up a Lombard from ebay a few months back, with supposedly
a faulty keyboard only. Unfortunately, that's not the only problem I
found. The L2 cache is non-functional. The Restart function results
in a
dead screen, and the
Have you tried asking the G-Books list, since that's the one that
specifically covers PowerBooks with a G3 processor? No doubt you'll
get better responses from a list dedicated to G3/G4 class laptops...
The Lombard is OT for this list.
Peace,
Drew
--
Author of ClassicStumbler
email: [EMAIL
Today I was at a flea market and found a 5300c for sale for $15. It had a
broken power jack, but it was complete. I figured I could part it out for
more than that if I couldn't get it running.
Well after soldering a new jack onto the motherboard, I reassembled the
machine and tried it out. I
On Nov 7, 2003, at 3:16 AM, Illovox Media wrote:
If it does not respond to that and/or any other utilities, it is
dead. Although I hear
putting the thing in the freezer can create some spread--enough to
wring
more with B. Amnesia
Ok, so I've put the battery in the freezer... now that it's
On Nov 8, 2003, at 4:24 PM, max miles wrote:
On Nov 7, 2003, at 3:16 AM, Illovox Media wrote:
If it does not respond to that and/or any other utilities, it is
dead. Although I hear
putting the thing in the freezer can create some spread--enough to
wring
more with B. Amnesia
Ok, so I've put
on 11/8/03 3:24 PM, max miles at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 7, 2003, at 3:16 AM, Illovox Media wrote:
If it does not respond to that and/or any other utilities, it is
dead. Although I hear
putting the thing in the freezer can create some spread--enough to
wring
more with B.
on 11/8/03 3:49 PM, max miles at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 8, 2003, at 4:24 PM, max miles wrote:
On Nov 7, 2003, at 3:16 AM, Illovox Media wrote:
If it does not respond to that and/or any other utilities, it is
dead. Although I hear
putting the thing in the freezer can create
Well, my 5300cs has 16M on the motherboard, meaning this card is a 40M
card. That's kind of an oddball size, and I seem to recall that the 5300
series had a max RAM of 56M. If this is right, I'm going to guess that
this is really a 48M card, intended to be used with the 8M motherboards.
If this is
Could one take a good lid from a 165c and transplant
it onto a working 165c with a defective screen? Or
would any better screen work with the 165c bottom?
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Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 10:40:38 -0800
From: Paul Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OP was looking for more HD space in a 180, and eBay is the place to buy.
Of the larger(!) scsi drives which come up with any degree of regularity,
I'd say the 320mb is the most common with the 500mb/540mb trailing a bit
behind. 320s go for ~$5 on up to ~$50 with $25 a normal result. The
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