Re: Good Virus Program

[the pickle]

At 00:02 -0400 on 27/11/02, Gary wrote:

>Are there any good virus program that can be updated (i.e. the virus list)
>that can be used with LC40 Macs with only 8 MB RAM?
>
>Right now, I'm using Disinfectant 3.7.1 but the updates I believe are
>already discontinued.

Disinfectant pretty much catches everything that affects 68Ks anyway.
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Good Virus Program

[Gary]

Are there any good virus program that can be updated (i.e. the virus list) 
that can be used with LC40 Macs with only 8 MB RAM?

Right now, I'm using Disinfectant 3.7.1 but the updates I believe are 
already discontinued.

Thanks.
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Re: 68040 sized CPU fans

[J Sand]

> >Please explain more to me or do you know of a web site I could look up. 
>All
> >of the fans that I have used on PCs had no electronics in them.  If what 
>you
>
>They did, but you just couldn't see the chips.  It's *really* small.
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This has me very curious now as to how these motors work.  What are they 
called?  Are the motors in the fan similar to a direct drive turntable 
technology instead of the rotating armature style of motor.  Does anyone 
know of a web site that could give me more info on the theory and design of 
the motors? Good thing I'm not a cat or I'd be dead by now. - LOL

Thanks,
John

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Re: 68040 sized CPU fans

[the pickle]

At 10:29 -0700 on 26/11/02, J Sand wrote:

>Please explain more to me or do you know of a web site I could look up. All
>of the fans that I have used on PCs had no electronics in them.  If what you

They did, but you just couldn't see the chips.  It's *really* small.
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Re: 68040 sized CPU fans

[J Sand]

>
>Sorry, but you can not change the direction of fan rotation by reversing
>the polarity. It is DC fan indeed, but it isn't "DC motor" - the power
>is applied to the small integral or transistor cirquit inside, which
>generates pulses for making electromagnetic waves. Attempt to connect
>the fan in wrong polarity will burn it out in most cases.
>
>WBR,
>Artur
>

Please explain more to me or do you know of a web site I could look up. All 
of the fans that I have used on PCs had no electronics in them.  If what you 
say is true, that means the fan when hooked up properly, it will blow air 
down into the vanes of the heatsink, correct?  Was I off base on any other 
subjects in my reply for help on the fan problem?

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Re: Netscape Navigator 2.02 Problem - Error 1

[Charles Shannon Hendrix]

On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 11:44:01PM -0500, the pickle wrote:
> At 22:37 -0500 on 25/11/02, Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> 
> >I always have thought iCab was a dog.  It has a lot of nice features, but on
> >the 68k machine I have (50MHz Daystar PowerCache, 128MB RAM, IIci) it's almost
> >too slow to use.
> 
> >I use multiple connections, with at least one reserved for the browser,
> 
> Turn off the multiple connections - it's a lot more stable, and I haven't
> found it any slower.

OK, I'll try it that way.

I'm impressed that they got this much stuff in a 68K browser, but it's
really a heavy task for an old Mac.

> >It does suck... but it's fast.  The worst exception is when it is waiting on
> >the remote server.  It tends to freeze up the Mac, even with the Defrost
> >extension installed.
> 
> Doesn't help much if a browser is fast when it freezes all the time, huh?

It doesn't freeze all the time, just once in awhile, and since the remote
server hasn't sent any data, there isn't much else to do anyway.

iCab can also freeze, and I am getting too many crashes.  Later I'll see if a
single connection helps that.

Another thing I'd like it to do is schedule downloads but not start them,
so I could start them later.  I can't seem to set the preferences to
allow 0 downloads.  Have to make a feature request.

Actually, that is high on my list for all browsers.  Instead of starting a
download (especially for those @#$% redirected links) I would rather they
recorded the final URL for download in batch later on.  Going further,
it would be nice if they could save the list of download URLs to an
external file.  Then I could take that URL list and schedule them on a
UNIX server for overnight.


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Re: Netscape Navigator 2.02 Problem - Error 1

[Charles Shannon Hendrix]

On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 11:42:05PM -0500, the pickle wrote:

> >What would be ideal, to me anyway, is if someone would port Links to
> >68K mac.  It's a text browser, but it supports tables, frames, and a lot of
> >other features normally only in graphics browsers.  It's also still actively
> >developed.
> >
> >I assume the method used to port Lynx would work.
> 
> What about MacLynx?

Same thing.  That's the Lynx port I was referring to. 

Links is a far better text browser.  You just have to try it to see.
It actually handles a lot of things which would normally require a
graphics browser.

http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/






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[R.A. Cantrell]

Thanks everyone for chipping in. I think I'll try the Palm stuff as it is
cleverly already hidden on my HD.
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Re: Netscape

[Tina Holm]

At 22:57 -0500 25/11/02, the pickle wrote:
>Look in the browser's preferences folder.

Which, depending of your Netscape version, but since I assume your on a
Quad, it probably resides in: system > preferences > netscape users

Tina


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Re: 68040 sized CPU fans

[Artur Yelchishchev]

"J Sand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> When the fan is running, make sure the air is blowing down at the heat
> sink to cool it off.  If not, you can either turn the fan over if possible
> or swap the two power leads around to change the polarity going to the fan
> by cutting the fans power leads and swithcing the red and black around. This
> will make the fan turn in the opposite direction since it is a DC fan. 

Hi John,

Sorry, but you can not change the direction of fan rotation by reversing
the polarity. It is DC fan indeed, but it isn't "DC motor" - the power
is applied to the small integral or transistor cirquit inside, which
generates pulses for making electromagnetic waves. Attempt to connect
the fan in wrong polarity will burn it out in most cases.

WBR,
Artur


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