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This is first I have seen these on eBay. Nothing like starting out early. Check eBay item #250499393429 or use the link below.

http://cgi.ebay.com/PANASONIC-TOUGHBOOK ... 3a52ed6795

========================================================== 1) Laptop SODIMM memory modules - Various Types. I have collected these for some months as well as getting alot of them in a pallet lot while on R&R leave. All have been tested using MemTest86+ for three cycles with no errors. These are ...

Silver Trooper wrote:Which is the best battery for the CF-29? What color tab and what Ah?

The one you need is the yellow tab battery. I don't have the spec with me right now but I believe the yellow tab one is 7.8Ah vs 6.6 for the blue tab battery.

Hi this is a strange problem. installed windows 7 on a mk3 last night. all went weel, and i installed all the drivers to get things working. after about an hour of looking at you tube, the sound just stopped! checked all the drivers, and even went to the extent of re-loading windows 7, but still no...

I am having the same problem trying to adjust brightness. CF-30 MK3 running Windows 7 Pro x64

Melly wrote:Hi, has anybody tried the "password skipping plug" from CF-29 service manual (page 4-1)?

Regards,
Mellors

That plug will only bypass a boot password. NOT the BIOS password.

Actually the "Pseudo Tunneling Device" mentioned above is actually the "Teredo Pseudo Tunneling Device". It is used with IPv6 and is needed if you want to use the Homegroup feature of Windows 7. The driver for this is normally installed when you install the drivers for the WLAN o...

Teo , Did you ever get the CF-30 up and running ? Blair,.. I ended up buying an extra mbo. Its an MK2 and I stumble enough to find out after the swapped that is literally like new coz it has 0 hr. on it. The swapped was easy and I can confirm that the hardware like the casing for all Mark are compa...

Not the TPM. It is a M25PX32-VMW6E. IC 27 on the board.

For sure not the first but rather maybe the first to say anything.

I DID IT!!! I finally got around the BIOS password. What I had to do was remove the BIOS chip, burn a copy of a virgin BIOS file to another chip and reinstall it. Not for the faint of heart but it is doable. Now I just have to figure out how to write the model and serial numbers into the BIOS. Mine ...