Brought it home, and it wouldn't start up.
Cracked the case, and reseated connectors and did some general cleaning.
Not I've got the familiar "Where is my System Disk?" icon.
Now…
68kMLASoftwareby Anonymous FreakSun, 17 Jan 2010 - 01:36
I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up.
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68kMLASoftwareby ChristopherFri, 15 Jan 2010 - 21:31
I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up.
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Easy for you to say: just kidding!!!!!
i now see that is exactly what happened when i walked the USB flash drive formatted by an intel version of apple disk utility over to t…
As noted in my posting above i never even considered the fact that a OS 9 driver should be embedded in the flash drive to allow it to be used in any mac.
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I second phreakout and Bunsen's suggestion to ensure the OS 9 drivers checkbox is ticked. Because Apple would rather pretend that Mac OS 9 never existed, when you format a volume i…
When you formatted the drive under OS X, did you tick the box in Disk Utility that said to install OS 9 drivers?
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Excellent question.
I don't think that cho…
I second phreakout and Bunsen's suggestion to ensure the OS 9 drivers checkbox is ticked. Because Apple would rather pretend that Mac OS 9 never existed, when you format a volume i…
good point.
Actually both sticks are 4 GB each and the P6360 does have that extension.
I have both sticks plugged and mounted with no problems other then my curiosity as to why t…
"5-Point Torx Driver Tamper Resistant Tool. Certification is required to purchase this tool. ".. Are you joking?
/me goes to local hardware store and spends $10-$20.
oops!
C…
68kMLASoftwareby phreakoutWed, 13 Jan 2010 - 06:57
Is that second flash drive more than 4 gigabytes in capacity? That may be why. Also, OS 9.1 doesn't recognize OS X volumes natively. You need to make sure that you have a file e…
68kMLASoftwareby phreakoutWed, 13 Jan 2010 - 06:48
A real puzzler.
Have you tried a startup using the DVD installer for that iMac to determine if it makes the same "sound" at startup running the DVD driver ?
In my way reasoning,…
Is there anyone with an online archive who would like to host these Global Village PowerPort PCMCIA driver files for download? They were until recently freely available from Global…
68kMLASoftwareby Anonymous FreakTue, 12 Jan 2010 - 21:05
Is there anyone with an online archive who would like to host these Global Village PowerPort PCMCIA driver files for download? They were until recently freely available from Global…
68kMLASoftwareby beachycoveTue, 12 Jan 2010 - 18:27
Good luck - let us know if you have browsing tips once you get up and running. I have found the WannaBe browser works well for just scanning textual info on sites with the 1400 - c…
68kMLASoftwareby J English SmithTue, 12 Jan 2010 - 17:46
Ok its here!, im installing os9 and osx as we talk, i lost the Cisco Wifi drivers for os9-osx and the cisco webpage is a PITA but im happy to have my powerbook working again.
the …
I GOT THE FILES! Thanks for helping, Beachycove (and everyone who wanted to help)! I am trying to get it on my PB1400. I'll edit this message with the status.
68kMLASoftwareby closeddoors1559Tue, 12 Jan 2010 - 15:37
I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up.
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Yeah.. what kind of certification you need to use that tool!?
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Perhaps you need to be certified as a complete moronic 'tard? That way the only people who are …
"5-Point Torx Driver Tamper Resistant Tool. Certification is required to purchase this tool. ".. Are you joking?
/me goes to local hardware store and spends $10-$20.
oops!
C…
"5-Point Torx Driver Tamper Resistant Tool. Certification is required to purchase this tool. "
.. Are you joking?
/me goes to local hardware store and spends $10-$20.
oops!
…