Gerald Jennings
From: Calypso Organization 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 11:56:52 -
Said:
Many thanks to all who are helping.
Glad to do so.
We also have on the side being unused a spare
complete Cisco aeronet system (the old 802.11b spec) which was originally
going into a
I thought that the problem was not only the insertion of the cards
but also the grounding.
Grounding is only a problem with certain Cardbus cards.
Early Cardbus cards had no provision for shielding, anyway.
Do you have more information about the topic grounding ?
I have a D-Link
On Dec 6, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Manfred wrote:
I have a D-Link Ethernetcard which is not recognized at boottime.
As if the pc-card software ist not loaded. If i boot with a
16bit card and then exchange the cards then it is recognized.
I really would like to have the Ethernetcard running because i have
I have a D-Link Ethernetcard which is not recognized at boottime.
As if the pc-card software ist not loaded. If i boot with a
16bit card and then exchange the cards then it is recognized.
I really would like to have the Ethernetcard running because i have
to transport large files.
Does
I have a Wallstreet 233/513bsc. I recently acquired an Orinoco card and it
fits fine in the lower slot but when I try to put it in the upper slot it
springs back and won't go in. Now, Wallstreets do have 2 card slots, right?
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Another question:
I have a Wallstreet 233/513bsc. I bought this on ebay and when I got it the
battery was recognized although it only held a charge for about a half hour.
The green lights would light and indicate the battery was fully charged etc.
Now it does not even recognize there is a battery
I really would like to have the Ethernetcard running because i have
to transport large files.
Does your PowerBook 3400c not have built-in Ethernet? Most U.S. models
have an on-board combo Ethernet-modem card.
It does. Its got buildin 10MBit and wireless 11 Mbit.
But the other card is 10
My Reply follows quote. On 06/12/2004 07:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Another question:
I have a Wallstreet 233/513bsc. I bought this on ebay and when I got it the
battery was recognized although it only held a charge for about a half hour.
The green lights would light and indicate the battery
At 10:10 AM -0500 12/6/04, Debra Platt wrote:
I have a Wallstreet 233/513bsc. I recently acquired an Orinoco card and it
fits fine in the lower slot but when I try to put it in the upper slot it
springs back and won't go in. Now, Wallstreets do have 2 card slots, right?
Yes, the WallStreet has
Just get a cross-over cable and use it instead of the cable you're using.
You need to have the ethernet equiv. of send and receive wires set
properly--using a standard ethernet cable you're connecting send to send
and receive to receive. (I had the same problem last year and finally
figured
Jonathan Calderon wrote:
i have a Powerbook 5300cs, with a Powerport Platinum Pro 28.8kbps
/10base-T ethernet without the dongle .. i wonder where to get it? ...
other thing is since u can't load any other OS on the powerbook
without a cdrom .. can someone tell what other powerbooks cdrom's r
If the battery is more than two or three years old, it is probably
toast.
Fortunately, 1998 (Wallstreet) and 1999/2000 (Pismo-Lombard) batteries
are back in new production.
Chinese batteries are occasionally sold on eBay.
BTC is apparently buying these, ubdoubtedly direct, and rebranding
3400c 9.1 VPC 3.0: Will this combination work? I'd hate to remove the shrink
wrap if there is no chance... :)
Ted
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On Dec 6, 2004, at 3:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3400c 9.1 VPC 3.0: Will this combination work? I'd hate to remove the
shrink wrap if there is no chance... :)
I have used Virtual PC 3.0 with Windows 95 on a PowerBook 3400c running
OS 9.1. I believe that a G3 processor is needed for Windows
If it says minimum G3, don't try it. The versions of VPC that require a G3
won't run on anything less.
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My copy of Virtual PC 3 runs fine on my 3400c, and even my Duo 2300c
(!!!)
I think G3 is recommended.
I had Windows 2000 running on my 3400c but it was slow. But it did run
so...
On Dec 6, 2004, at 10:15 PM, KG wrote:
If it says minimum G3, don't try it. The versions of VPC that require
a G3
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