thank you ill try downloading icab . and put 8.1 on it as well Mike
Jaeger
On Friday, January 16, 2004, at 06:04 PM, KG wrote:
To make a 5300c/100 work optimally, you need to:
1. Buy as much RAM as you can afford, as close to the 64 MB limit as
you can
get.
2. In my experience, OS 8.1 is
H wrote:
I was trying to defrag a 1.3 GB pb hard drive with
Norton, and it got stuck, making a clicking noise. So
I stopped the defrag and ran disk first aid, which of
course didn't see anything wrong, so I went to Norton
(I don't have a better hard drive program...) and it
fixed a few
3. You don't need an old web browser, just iCab. It flies on older Mac
hardware, isn't a resource hog, and it supports all modern HTML standards. I
even use it exclusively on my 3400c/240. http://www.icab.de
I have just tried iCab, on my 3400c/240/. It seems **great**!
What is everyone else
thank,s ill put icab on today. my 5300c IE5.1 way to slow on it. and i
dont like MS. product,s never work right on mac,s i think we can Mr
Gatesfor that. i,m sure he,s still trying his best to kill the
mac. he want,s to rule the computer world. with his slopy windows
program. i
FWIW, I use iCab on my PPC'd PB 520c, and it's tolerable, depending on
which websites you're accessing (my banking website is slow enough for me
to go out and rotate the tires on my car.) On a WiFi connection it's a
bit faster, but still not what I can get on a more modern desktop machine.
I
VidaVerde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. You don't need an old web browser, just iCab. It flies on older Mac
hardware, isn't a resource hog, and it supports all modern HTML standards. I
even use it exclusively on my 3400c/240. http://www.icab.de
I have just tried iCab, on my 3400c/240/. It
Have you got a SCSI adapter to use SCSI disk mode w/the 1400 cabled
to another Mac (or StarMax) ??
I just put a (OS 8.0) Disk Tools #2 floppy in a 1400 w/adapter set to
SCSI disk mode, cabled to a G3 running 9.1 ...
booted the 1400, then the G3 ... the 1400's HD is on the G3's desktop
I have just tried iCab, on my 3400c/240/. It seems
**great**!
What is everyone else using? IE5.1 is getting
pretty unreliable, and
Netscape 7 is so S L O W, Opera doesn't seem
finished yet (keeps
crashing)
Another vote for iCab here.
When I DeMicrosofted my desktop, I tried
Hello H:
In my experience, if the hard drive clicks on
startup, then it is
probably damaged.
Not startup, you got it. Actually, it seems to work
fine with any software that is already loaded. I am
trying to add a few new programs, and it doesn't like
that. Sometimes it also hangs on
Howdy,
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 14:09:56 -0800 (PST)
From: David Thrower [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PB1400 HD Expansion Bay Module
Anyone aware of _real_ HD EBMs for PBs 1400? I can't
recall ever seeing
any, not that that means much though. Perhaps I have
the only PB1400 HD
EBM in the
thank,s ill put icab on today. my 5300c IE5.1 way to slow on it.
Ugh. I can't imagine running (or is that crawling?) Internet Exploiter on a
5300c. I'm glad we were able to help.
I don't even run IE on my 2.25 GHz PC as my default browser. It's a resource
hog even on Windows, plus it's
I wrote:
I finally got around to stuffing a HD into an old
PB1400 8x CD EBM
to which David Thrower [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied:
That's extremely cool.
Why thank you!! David, that was all the motivation needed to wrangle up a
page! :-)
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/macdan/pb1400_hd_ebm.html
I find when I don't plug in my 5300, or insert a battery it will not start
up.
Um, I find most things don't start up if I don't plug them in and don't
have a battery. ;) Kidding aside, care to be more specific, or to give an
example?
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