OPTION key allows you to choose any bootable device T key allows you to go into "target disk mode". Happy now? Scott [This message has been edited by slboett (edited 07-14-2000)…

Sorry, Scott, you're wrong about the "T" key. It puts the PowerBook in Target Disk mode, turning into an external HD (either SCSI or FireWire) to be connected to another Mac. The "…

Tooki, the T key doesn't just work on the PowerBooks. Plus, I never stated that the T key booted into Mac OS - if you got that from my post, you misunderstood. Hold the COMMAND ke…

BUT HERE IS SOMETHING NEW!!!!!! I was playing with my Pismo keyboard yesterday when starting the machine and I discovered that, when pressing the Z key on startup, you get a cool b…

Scott: 1. this is the PowerBook forum, in case you hadn't noticed, but you are right, Apple seems to have expanded the FireWire Target Disk Mode to work on all AGP-based Macs. Not…

Suggestion: chill out? Scott

Oops, sorry! I forgot to say that you need to press the Z key a few times as holding the key pressed doesn't do much... Voila!

There's a fairly common problem apparently with those "UFO" styled power adapters. If you've wraped and un wrapped yours a few times check near the base where the wire goes into th…

My power adapter hums too, but according to tooki, that's normal. It hums the same way an Electrical Plant hums when you drive by it. or something like that. Anyway, the humming …

Mine never used to hum, though, and it's not consistant... it'll hum for a second, stop, hum again for a second, stop, hum for a minute, etc...

It is VERY easy to tell who made your adapter: it says so right on the device! Right below the electrical specifications. Some are made by Delta Electronics (Apple's power supply m…

aha! yes, i checked my UFO and it is a Delta... maybe the Samsung ones are the only ones that are having all the various difficulties because my Delta unit works just fine after mu…