And among the free stuff I got with, there is three Duo main batteries, a 1xx battery (apparently all dead) Click to expand... Which version of the Duo batteries (i.e., Type I,…

As I suspect you know, the colour PowerBook Duo screens where marginally thicker than those found on the greyscale models, and so a replacement lid for the original DuoDock was ava…

And as a humorous sidenote, note to self:Unlike what you read everywhere on the web, you *can* put a 2300c in an original DuoDock, and it works just fine. You only need to push a l…

And as a humorous sidenote, note to self: Unlike what you read everywhere on the web, you *can* put a 2300c in an original DuoDock, and it works just fine. You only need to push a…

Wow, beachycove, what a complete answer! Thanks a lot to both of you. Actually last night I took some time to test those babies, and it seems like it's Christmas all over again! …

That is a step I plan to try down the road. Right now I plan to try Disk Warrior as it can 'see' the drive but not access it. I ran Disk Utility - First Aid but was stopped by an…

I've noticed that when those particular iBook's have a failing hard drive, it's hard to determine, because the clunks are so random, it's not as consecutive as they usually are in …

Congratulations on a very complete Duo starter kit there! I don't think there is much I can add that beachycove hasn't already covered. Except to say that out there somewhere on …

Try smacking the mini and hard drive. It worked for me!

I think I just might. If I can get one for less than $50 there is almost nothing to lose. Now I just play the waiting game for the Macbook Adapter. In the meantime...I have pick…

I've noticed that when those particular iBook's have a failing hard drive, it's hard to determine, because the clunks are so random, it's not as consecutive as they usually are in …

Congrats, and a few random thoughts from a fellow Duo fan (working 270c and 2300c; "resting for now" 280c; plus two DuoDocks with replacement lids; plus a separate external battery…

I personally think you should buy 256 mb of ram (or more) and use OSX and swap the HD. Sounds like the HD is toasted... Click to expand... Yeah, it figures. I bought the machin…

I personally think you should buy 256 mb of ram (or more) and use OSX and swap the HD. Sounds like the HD is toasted...

Thanks for the help everyone, but now I'm running into some really bad problems again. I'll answer questions first. Classic, I have about 33.5MB Free (the OS takes about 30.1MB). …

How much RAM do you have free under About This Macintosh? Is Virtual Memory or RAM Doubler not an option for you? (And iBook RAM is dirt cheap. I stuck a 512MB SO-DIMM in my bluebe…

I, too recommend Netscape. I use versions 4 through 6 with no major problems, other than support for some of the most recent web technologies. The lower versions are more leaner …

As far as browser choice is concerned, I've got IE5.1 and Netscape 7 running on my Kanga. Netscape seems to work a bit better and has fewer problems with modern websites. Click …

As far as browser choice is concerned, I've got IE5.1 and Netscape 7 running on my Kanga. Netscape seems to work a bit better and has fewer problems with modern websites. Click …

As far as browser choice is concerned, I've got IE5.1 and Netscape 7 running on my Kanga. Netscape seems to work a bit better and has fewer problems with modern websites.

hmm... having disk errors runnig programs... Does anyone have a free bad sector surface scan utility?

Yeah, go figure. It was the ECU library's copy of AppleDesign, which I just checked out

http://abbott.lib.ecu.edu/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Mp06RQx7mP/JOYNER/166890071/13 I think I'm going to check that out today. Click to expand... Yay for timed-out sessions.

http://abbott.lib.ecu.edu/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Mp06RQx7mP/JOYNER/166890071/13 I think I'm going to check that out today.

There are some that are 20$ but I picked the best specimen out of all of them. search ebay MacBook Screen and sort them from price lowest to highest.