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Remove the battery and power for a little while, then attach the power cable only. Slide and hold the power button over, and a very dim screen should come up asking if you want to erase or not. If you get this far, proceed with sliding the power button normally a few times until it goes. Some...

Fiber optics with small nicks in the run works pretty well, having everything lead back to a single LED. There was an iBook one done this way that did, as you mention, tie into the backlight inverter, which had the bonus of dimming it (though tied to the screen...). TBird

I refuse to see ads of any sort show up here. That said, $100 dropped to you chaps. I have loitered around here long enough without any form of paying up. Thank you all. TBird

And thus become a godsend amongst hordes of dead 2400 owners. Mine is still going quite strong *knocks on wood* but having the ability to fix this would be amazing! The 2400 is certainly a machine worth gathering information about, as it certainly is becoming more and more rare as it moves on...

Ugh. A mobo swap in those is a long process. It is fortunately rather straight forward, and less blood drawing than an 8500. I wish you luck and much patience. TBird

More realistically you could enable ink as is on the mac, then install vnc server and client on the machine and newton respectively. Sure it might be a bit laggy, but it will be a heck of a lot easier/faster to set up. TBird

Agreed on keeping the original heatsink. However I did run into overheating issues on my Beige, so an additional fan could be useful. I got one of those small, about an inch tall ones from a slot A pentium, mounted it on the side of the heatsink, and was home free from then on. TBird

The controllers will handle different capacities. Lots of people have re-celled these batteries before. But these people also know what is going with these things very well. They can be very dangerous, as bunsen said, so I would recommend against it as well. TBird

Check it out. I am considering picking it up, just for collectibility, but the price still seems a bit steep. Compared to the few I have seen in the past though, it still seems to be on the cheaper side. Unless someone else has one they want to donate :-D TBird

Sounds like a bad HD to me as well. 75% of the time a bad OS access generates that type of behavior. I would try both the CD and Firewire drive methods mentioned above. I had a TiBook that had both the HD and CD ATA controllers fried, but it would still boot off of a firewire drive. Check your...

As a 2400c owner and lover, this is quite cool to see. Thanks for putting them up! TBird

They walk a very fine line in the current state as well. They need to prevent piracy and create funds to continue such niche software. But the moment they go under or are not utilized enough, these mechanisms then go unchecked as the developer disappears or moves on. I don't think wavelan and...

There were some pretty funny spots in this keynote though... TBird

I get to watch it live! Yippee! First one in a long time. :) TBird

Have you run it through an apple diagnostics disk to have it check everything? I know it sounds weird, but a looping ASD has found many a tricky thing for myself. Also, even with using the external, PSU issues could still be lingering causing activity like this. If you have the means to try...

....external hd enclosure...? That or get your hands on a bootable disk. Or SCSI disk mode. TBird

The nice part with the Pismo's, everything inside is 'big.' Everything goes where it should, and if you have a nice set of directions, it isn't too bad. I would recommend testing with the least amount of re-assembly required too. I have all too often re-assembled, and not connected the...

Or keep both cards and download kismac to cause some havoc.... TBird

In all reality, if you aren't transferring files over your local network, it won't make a huge difference. Range would be the only concern. DSL goes slower than what the theoretical limit of 802.11b really is. Granted this isn't a perfect on paper world, but you will still find it more than...

I am disappointed that you do not have a page for one of the greatest laptops apple has ever made, the 2400! I am glad to see you have one though :) Past that, welcome! I am sure there are many stories to be told about various resurrections and acquisitions. TBird