Re: [q] Moving to Google Groups

2006-01-27 Thread willi
Hi, y'all!

Quoting Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Fans of 680x0 Macs, we've successfully launched our first two email
 lists using Google Groups - one for Macintel models and one for the Mac
 mini.
 As of this afternoon, we've turned off our three Maclone lists, which
 have also transitioned to Google Groups.
 Advantages: You can browse messages online, where they are threaded.
 You can manage your subscription yourself. Lots more room for the
 archive. And Google Groups doesn't automatically include your email
 address in your postings.
 Today we begin moving Compact Macs, Vintage Macs, and Quadlist to
 Google Groups. Google Groups will not replace the current lists until
 early next week, but I wanted to give everyone a chance to subscribe.
 To join the list and set your mode (single messages, digest, etc.),
 point your browser to http://groups.google.com/group/vintage-macs

Hey, Dan, the link above appears to be leftover from the message you sent to
the vintage-macs list.

Willi


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Re: Quantum Fireball 1280S Hard Disk problem

2002-04-08 Thread Willi Legrand

I want to post my original message again before the
post gets too stale.

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Subject:Quantum Fireball 1280s Hard Disk problem 

I have a Q605, 36 MB Ram, and an Ethernet card and I
want to replace the HD with a new Quantum Fireball 3.5
Series 1.2 gig Model 1280S SCSI Hard Drive I got from
eBay. I can't seem to do it. Does this HD work with a
Q605?

It didn't come with any software or literature but I
was able to find the jumper settings on the web.

I am not sure if I need to have termination enabled or
not. I have an external CD-ROM hooked up. I tried it
both ways but it didn’t make any difference.
I don't think that is my problem though. I think the
problem is that (I’m guessing) it is formatted HFS+.
When I try to boot from a OS 7.1 Disk Tools disk, I get
the message that it's the wrong System for this
computer. Huh? It works fine with my old HD. When I
insert my OS 8.1 CD, I boot up fine but Drive Setup
will only recognize the CD-ROM.

Running off my CD, I was able to stick a OS 7.1 Disk
tools disk in the floppy drive and run Drive Setup but
still no recognition of the HD. I have tried Drive
Setup 1.7.3, HD SC 7.3.5(with and without the ResEdit
modification for non-Apple Drives). No luck. I was able
to fit ScsiProbe 4.3 on the floppy and that sees the HD
as ID 0, and my CD_ROM as ID 6. That’s what I want to
see so I know I don’t have a SCSI conflict. I tried
fitting Lido 7.56 on the floppy but it won’t fit. I was
able to put the init in the extensions folder but there
wasn’t enough room for pMount. I tried it anyway and it
scanned. It sees my CD_ROM as ID 6 but shows ID 0
empty. I get the message Inquiry and request auxiliary
sense commands failed.

I would like to be able to run TENON Intersystems
Professional Mach Ten 2.3 (so I don’t have to partition
the HD; It runs as an application within the Mac OS),
with either full OS 7.1 or preferrably OS 8.1 for it’s
Internet capability.

Any ideas? TIA.


O.K., I’ve been very busy with my other life and
following up on all the leads I got from the pickle,
Raf (Rafael Hinojosa, Dave Deckert, and Mark Benson.

This is how things stand now.

I checked for correct enabler on Disk Tools

I went to Gamba’s site
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/ and downloaded
various Sys 7 Superbooters but to no avail. Same
problem I had earlier with my Sys 7.1 disks with update
3.0. I never did get the teach Text file titled Where
have all my files gone? Only OS 8.1 would boot. Could
I have corrupted the Gestalt ID while running HD SC
7.3.5(with the ResEdit modification for non-Apple
Drives)? I didn’t know it was possible to alter the
Gestalt ID until I read about Wish I Were on this
board.
 
I ran TechTool v1.1.7 and it showed Gestalt ID 94 and
nothing out of the ordinary except it didn’t show my
hard drive. By now I realized the drive didn’t have an
Apple ROM (I’m slow but when I bought it on eBAY, the
seller said he had pulled it from a 7200) and that I
would have to get FWB Hard Disk Toolkit as suggested by
Raf. Further research led me to believe v2.0 was what I
could use so I checked eBAY. Lo and Behold, they had
one (4 floppies and 2 manuals) for $7.99 + shipping. I
took a chance and am waiting for it to arrive. Since I
have 3 Q605’s with 250MB HD’s, it might come in handy.
Which brings me to TENON’s MachTen for 68040’s.
http://www.tenon.com/. They are running a closeout sale
now for $99.
Now I’ll answer Raf’s question and talk a little
further about my *nix dilema. I thought about MachTen
because they dropped the price and it comes with 2
manuals. I thought it would be the least headachy way
for me to transition to *nix, as I know squat about it
except what I’m able to read about it. I also liked the
idea of the integration with the Mac OS. All of the
drivers for the peripherals would work because they use
the Mac’s and I can inter operate across files.

One of the Q605’s I bought came with NetBSD 1.4.3 and a
stripped Sys 7. I tried to use it but I couldn’t find
Vi or text utilities. That seems incomprehensible to me
but probably I don’t know what I am doing. It is the
only Apple branded HD I have and I think it is too
small at 250MB. What do I know? Since no disks came
with it, I went to http://www.macunix.net:8000/ and
bought Eric’s packaged NetBSD 1.4.2. I haven’t tried it
yet because I wanted a larger HD but I did find out
that support for portrait monitors didn’t come until
1.4.3. Bummer because that’s what I’ve got and I really
don’t want any more crt monitors to clutter up the
place. Too much junk and not enough money. Since I
don’t know how to download, configure, build etc.
1.4.3, I’m on hold with that. That’s the other reason I
wanted to give MachTen

Quantum Fireball 1280s Hard Disk problem

2002-04-02 Thread Willi Legrand

I have a Q605, 36 MB Ram, and an Ethernet card and I
want to replace the HD with a new Quantum Fireball 3.5
Series 1.2 gig Model 1280S SCSI Hard Drive I got from
eBay. I can't seem to do it. Does this HD work with a
Q605?

It didn't come with any software or literature but I
was able to find the jumper settings on the web.

I am not sure if I need to have termination enabled or
not. I have an external CD-ROM hooked up. I tried it
both ways but it didn’t make any difference.
I don't think that is my problem though. I think the
problem is that (I’m guessing) it is formatted HFS+.
When I try to boot from a OS 7.1 Disk Tools disk, I get
the message that it's the wrong System for this
computer. Huh? It works fine with my old HD. When I
insert my OS 8.1 CD, I boot up fine but Drive Setup
will only recognize the CD-ROM.

Running off my CD, I was able to stick a OS 7.1 Disk
tools disk in the floppy drive and run Drive Setup but
still no recognition of the HD. I have tried Drive
Setup 1.7.3, HD SC 7.3.5(with and without the ResEdit
modification for non-Apple Drives). No luck. I was able
to fit ScsiProbe 4.3 on the floppy and that sees the HD
as ID 0, and my CD_ROM as ID 6. That’s what I want to
see so I know I don’t have a SCSI conflict. I tried
fitting Lido 7.56 on the floppy but it won’t fit. I was
able to put the init in the extensions folder but there
wasn’t enough room for pMount. I tried it anyway and it
scanned. It sees my CD_ROM as ID 6 but shows ID 0
empty. I get the message “Inquiry and request auxiliary
sense commands failed.”

I would like to be able to run TENON Intersystems
Professional Mach Ten 2.3 (so I don’t have to partition
the HD; It runs as an application within the Mac OS),
with either full OS 7.1 or preferrably OS 8.1 for it’s
Internet capability.

Any ideas? TIA.


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