Re: Networking a Lisa

2006-02-08 Thread Philip Lord

Thanks James,
That's obviously the answer. I just read the manual.

Thanks for your time in tracking down that crucial piece of information.

Phil


On Feb 8, 2006, at 8:31 PM, James MacPhail wrote:


I can now connect my Lisa running OS 6.0.8 and 7.0.1 to a Powerbook
2400c running 8.6. However I can not see the Lisa from the  
Powerbook side.



I really have no idea how to start file sharing at all under 6.


The file server feature first appeared in System 7, so computers  
running
earlier systems can only be clients (unless you use third-party  
sharing

software).

Do you have an XLerator installed and turned on? If not, you won't  
be able
to use the Lisa as a server with file sharing in System 7, although  
you
should still be able to connect as a client. For more info, see  
page 9 of

the MacWorks Plus II - Series 1 Update - Manual Addendum.

I also believe that you need more than 2 MB to run System 7  
successfully,
so if you have an XLerator, make sure you have at least 4 MB  
installed.


SCSI <-> Ethernet boxes appeared some time after the MW+II update,  
so you

_might_ be able to turn on file sharing without an XLerator if you are
networked through one of these (or they might require an XLerator  
too). I
have successfully used an Asante Mini EN/SC-10T (with an XLerator),  
but

others may work too.

HTH,

James

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Re: error 23 on lisa2/10

2006-02-08 Thread James MacPhail

>when i boot up my lisa2/10 , i always get an error 23.(something with
>floppy error?)

Check the floppy drive to see if it operates smoothly when a disk is
inserted and ejected. Many of these 400k floppy drives do not operate
properly due to sticky grease that must be cleaned off.

>is there a place where i can download a complete lisaOS ( which lisaOS
>works best on a lisa2/10?, i am unable to determine which OS is installed)

Which OS is best is a matter of personal preference.

There are internet sites with various Lisa OS versions, for example:

  

  

HTH,

James

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Re: Networking a Lisa

2006-02-08 Thread James MacPhail

>I can now connect my Lisa running OS 6.0.8 and 7.0.1 to a Powerbook
>2400c running 8.6. However I can not see the Lisa from the Powerbook side.

>I really have no idea how to start file sharing at all under 6.

The file server feature first appeared in System 7, so computers running
earlier systems can only be clients (unless you use third-party sharing
software).

Do you have an XLerator installed and turned on? If not, you won't be able
to use the Lisa as a server with file sharing in System 7, although you
should still be able to connect as a client. For more info, see page 9 of
the MacWorks Plus II - Series 1 Update - Manual Addendum.

I also believe that you need more than 2 MB to run System 7 successfully,
so if you have an XLerator, make sure you have at least 4 MB installed.

SCSI <-> Ethernet boxes appeared some time after the MW+II update, so you
_might_ be able to turn on file sharing without an XLerator if you are
networked through one of these (or they might require an XLerator too). I
have successfully used an Asante Mini EN/SC-10T (with an XLerator), but
others may work too.

HTH,

James

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] but of art as engineering"
Sigma Seven Systems Ltd.
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