On 09/04/02 08:29, "good-dog_at_northshore.net" <good-dog_at_northshore.net>
wrote:
> Rich Lindsay wrote:
>>
>> yes
>>
>> one of my students did this....
>>
>> But the experts will have to tell you how.
>>
>> Rich
>>
>> On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at 07:35 AM, good-dog_at_northshore.net wrote:
>>
>>> By the way, since I have an original blueberry iBook, is there anyway to
>>> get an exterior device to be able to use firewire, allowing me to run
>>> itunes and hook up the iPod or other firewire devices?
>
> Experts, weigh in on this, please!
That's impossible on an original iBook. Sorry, there is no FireWire port and
no PCMCIA slot either.
-Laurent.
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