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All the updated cap reference info is now up!
Duo 280c: http://www.macdat.net/repair/cap_reference/apple/powerbook/duo280c.html
Duo MiniDock: http://www.macdat.net/repair/cap_reference/apple/powerbook/duo_minidock.html
Duo AC Adapter...
New website update with the updated Macintosh Portal is out now! I also put up some new PowerBook Duo-related cap reference, and some more PowerBook developer notes and other stuff.
https://www.macdat.net
If this is an equivalent to the blinking floppy icon, it could be that the ZuluSCSI is taking a few seconds to start up. My BlueSCSI V2s take a little extra time to get themselves "ready" before they boot. Maybe not 10 seconds, but enough that I do get the floppy icon for a couple seconds before...
My 1400c has a 16GB CF card in it right now, but only because I received it that way and it’s good enough - I would have gone the SD route if I was upgrading it myself. CF works fine, but it’s super finicky finding a card that a laptop will play nice with. They’re also just expensive compared to...
That will be fixed in the next update - I had removed old and outdated pages but forgot to remove the links to them. Updated versions are already done and will be included with this update.
I feel like fabricating a new rubber sheet should be another option, given that seems to be what makes the Duo keyboard so awful to type on. It probably wasn’t great to begin with though.
Your keyboard issue is likely caused by the conductive membrane oxidizing over time. You may be able to clean it, or you may need to paint over the contacts on those bad keys with a conductive paint/pen. It’s an issue that plagues most Duo keyboards these days.
Excellent thread as always! This is the best Duo restore thread I've seen - I might link this directly from MacDat.
For cap reference - I'm missing the values for the power supply and the Mini Dock. Did you happen to note those down?
Will get your photos up soon on the Repair Portal :)
Ah, so that explains it - just extra capacity. Maybe these can keep the system alive in suspend mode while the main battery is swapped out? A lot of PC laptops could do that, but they usually used a Varta NiMH pack rather than a lithium rechargeable.
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