Is this a normal reaction to a dead battery?
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Yes it seems to happen when the battery hasn't been used for some time on PB 1x0 machines, and usually a good wa…
... it will immediately shut down when the battery is inserted, only to start up automatically when it is removed.... Is this a normal reaction to a dead battery?
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I posted a few weeks ago in the Conquests forum, but I think this post belongs here. This is my latest eBay find, a PowerBook 180. It is in perfect condition but sold as Parts Only…
Yeah, taking it apart doesn't seem too bad. I'm a ACMT, so i've got access to the service manual and its been very helpful. I will ask you this, I've gotten very close to gettin…
Assuming your drive needs a good clean, this is the best way to do it:
1) Remove floppy drive from the computer.
2) Remove the cover.
3) Use a can of compressed air, making sure…
Perhaps there are several reasons for the non-response. One is that you have asked a question that no one can answer, given the minimal information you've provided. You've said the…
… Grabbing half a system "just in case" the other half turns up is the precipice of the slippery slope to crazy old coot compulsive hoarding hell …
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@ Bunsen: WOW-I'd kill for one of those. Too bad they're probably really expensive if I can even find one.
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Try writing to Tom Owad, who wrote the article I l…
Is this just for snits and giggles, or do you have purpose in mind for this machine? Now that it's been mentioned, I second the vote for the Jackhammer as a pure performance upgra…
ifixit.com has nice step by step teardown instructions for your machine.
There are 2 ways to fix this issue:
1. Remove the logic board entirely from the machine and clean it.
2.…
Hmm... I managed to find a PAS 16 without the interface or cable for $5. Should I take it and pray that I can find the interface/cable?
Or should I take one of the following?
Sup…
After installing system 7.5 my machine actually works a lot better, I haven't been getting any weird startup issues or anything else of the sort but as of today my disk drive doesn…
I have recently acquired an 867MHz Titanium Powerbook G4. Since having it the past few days, I've learned this thing has got a huge set if problems. Most of these I think can be …
I just got 80 mins. charge from the formerly dead battery in the PB 180 while running Battery Amnesia (great utility). And that is with all power-saving features turned off, which …
I assume ~tl will probably come in later on and back up what I'm saying, but yeah, its not going to happen, as others have said there's no need for it since what applies to one ver…
The current software forum doesn't have enough posting traffic to warrant splitting it up into sub-forums. Like others have said, most system software discussion between System 7 a…
This is a bad idea and a waste of time.
Why would we want so many sub-forums?
Simply leaving things in the Software forum is fine. There is no need to change how things are being…
A lot of what applies to System 6, 7, 8, or 9 also applies to each other. Additionally, the volume of posts is not that great. I don't think sub-forums are needed.
68kMLATroubleshootingby Mike RichardsonSun, 6 Sep 2009 - 19:54
Followed the guide to the word, it failed, and I yanked the power and ditched the fan.
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So the fan "melted" or merely "failed" now? If truly melted, I for on…
(It's a backup battery, actually.)
Now that it has booted, leave it plugged in, shut it down, then plug in your backup battery. If the main battery is dead, leave it out of …
Post count would be a horrendous idea because we've had trouble with it in the past.
Back before the Great Crash of 2007 we had a post count display and actually had ranks based o…
68kMLATroubleshootingby Scott BaretSun, 6 Sep 2009 - 17:40