I wish I could help with a picture or something, but most of my stuff is in storage in central Illinois, and I'm in England.
However, if memory serves, it required 19vDC, 2A. There should be a sticker or imprint on the back/bottom of the computer or near the power port with the correct ratings, though. If you have the original adapter, you can use that as a starting point and find one that's the same in voltage, and the same or higher in amperage; just make sure that polarity is the same.
Incidentally, if you're not using the original adapter, you might want to check to make sure that the one you do have is correct: that red light may indicate that it's providing insufficient voltage/amperage or is the wrong polarity.
I know nothing about a battery other than the camcorder-style main battery that mine used. It would boot with or without a battery present, and lasted about an hour with the brand-new battery that I managed to find at Radio Shack in 2001.
However, if memory serves, it required 19vDC, 2A. There should be a sticker or imprint on the back/bottom of the computer or near the power port with the correct ratings, though. If you have the original adapter, you can use that as a starting point and find one that's the same in voltage, and the same or higher in amperage; just make sure that polarity is the same.
Incidentally, if you're not using the original adapter, you might want to check to make sure that the one you do have is correct: that red light may indicate that it's providing insufficient voltage/amperage or is the wrong polarity.
I know nothing about a battery other than the camcorder-style main battery that mine used. It would boot with or without a battery present, and lasted about an hour with the brand-new battery that I managed to find at Radio Shack in 2001.