Re: need to part with Macintosh hardware

2020-08-09 Thread Matt Patoray 
Where are the machines located?

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> On Aug 9, 2020, at 11:18 PM, 'andrew pugh' via Vintage Macs 
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> how much?
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> On Sunday, August 9, 2020, 08:14:47 p.m. PDT, 'Android' via Vintage Macs 
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> Good day,
> 
> I have several macintosh computers and hardware I wish to sell.
> 
> 1 mac quadra 950's.  OS 7.6.1, 
> Boots up and runs fine.
> The onboard battery is dead.
> 8 MB memory.
> 200+MB hard drive.
> floppy drive.
> 
> 1 mac quadra 950. OS 7.6.1
> Boots up, runs fine.
> Battery is dead.
> 40 MB ram.
> 4GB hard drive. 
> 2GB Jazz drive.
> floppy drive.
> 
> PowerMac, 8100/80
> OS 7.6.1
> Boots up, runs fine
> Battery is dead,
> 81 MB ram
> 2 gig hard drive.
> Floppy drive. .
> CD drive.
> 
> G4 Mac, OS 9.2.2
> 80 GB hard drive.
> ATI rage 128 pro.
> 1.12Gig memory.
> Apple Studio Display monitor.
> 
> laserwriter 16/600 PS
> 
> laserjet 4ML
> 
> ethernet to local talk bridge.
> 
> apple ethernet thin coax transceiver.
> 
> 
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Re: Mac IIci with blank monitor

2018-10-29 Thread Matt Patoray 
Try removing the PRAM battery and resetting the PRAM.

On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 2:54 PM  wrote:

> The board is clean and there is no corrosion on the battery.
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Re: Mac II restoration project

2017-11-26 Thread Matt Patoray 
Scott,
Yes there is no problem using the IIfx Power Supply with the II
motherboard. The variable speed fan is thermostatically controlled and your
Motherboard and expansion card will take what they need from the power
supply in terms of power. The IIfx power supply was made by Sony the II/IIx
power supply by Astec.

On Sat, Nov 25, 2017 at 9:57 AM, Scott Schlatter <
scott.schlat...@kodefoo.net> wrote:

> I have a repaired Macintosh II logic board that I am using for this
> project. A friend kindly gave me an old Mac IIfx case with power supply. My
> understanding is that the IIfx power supply had a variable fan due to the
> demands of the more powerful IIfx motherboard. I'm assuming it also pushed
> more current. Can I use that power supply to power the Mac II logic board?
> I have not been able to find a Mac II power supply for this purpose and the
> motherboard fits perfectly in the IIfx case.
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> Thank you!
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Re: Macintosh Quadro 840av

2017-04-06 Thread Matt Patoray 
Have you also removed any NuBus expansion cards that where installed? You
may also try a different video card if you do have a NuBus video card. But
failing that, it would probably be the Surface Mount Electrolytic
capacitors that need replaced.

On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 12:55 PM, Robert Riggs <rrigg...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I removed all the items you have listed, didn't clean the sockets and yes
> the battery was the first thing I checked and replaced.
>
> On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 11:33:25 AM UTC-5, mspprod...@gmail.com
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>> Have you removed the RAM,ROM and V-RAM SIMMS, cleaned the sockets and
>> reseated the SIMMS?Have you replaced the PRAM battery if not, what voltage
>> is it reading?
>>
>> On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Robert Riggs <rrig...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> I had already removed all the drive connections and reseting the PRAM,
>>> as I said grey with with pointer.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 8:13:39 AM UTC-5, Robert Riggs wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I was lucky to have this unit given to me for my collection. It "boots"
>>>> up with a chime and goes to a grey screen with mouse pointer. The pointer
>>>> will move on screen but there iarent any icons so on. The hard drive spins
>>>> up but machine will not recognize any of the drives being there and I never
>>>> see the folder/ ? Icon. Anyone have any idea what is possibly wrong?
>>>> Assuming caps but want to double check.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Robert
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Re: Macintosh Quadro 840av

2017-04-06 Thread Matt Patoray 
Have you removed the RAM,ROM and V-RAM SIMMS, cleaned the sockets and
reseated the SIMMS?Have you replaced the PRAM battery if not, what voltage
is it reading?

On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Robert Riggs <rrigg...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I had already removed all the drive connections and reseting the PRAM, as
> I said grey with with pointer.
>
>
> On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 8:13:39 AM UTC-5, Robert Riggs wrote:
>>
>> I was lucky to have this unit given to me for my collection. It "boots"
>> up with a chime and goes to a grey screen with mouse pointer. The pointer
>> will move on screen but there iarent any icons so on. The hard drive spins
>> up but machine will not recognize any of the drives being there and I never
>> see the folder/ ? Icon. Anyone have any idea what is possibly wrong?
>> Assuming caps but want to double check.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Robert
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Re: Macintosh Quadro 840av

2017-04-06 Thread Matt Patoray 
Try unplugging the scsi cable and see if the machine gets to the blinking 
question mark. Also try zapping the PRAM.

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> On Apr 6, 2017, at 1:56 AM, Robert Riggs  wrote:
> 
> I was lucky to have this unit given to me for my collection. It "boots" up 
> with a chime and goes to a grey screen with mouse pointer. The pointer will 
> move on screen but there iarent any icons so on. The hard drive spins up but 
> machine will not recognize any of the drives being there and I never see the 
> folder/ ? Icon. Anyone have any idea what is possibly wrong? Assuming caps 
> but want to double check. 
> 
> Thanks
> Robert
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Re: Media 100 system, free to good home.

2016-08-26 Thread Matt Patoray 
A Laserdisc really does not need time base correction, although a TBC will keep 
the sync stable through bad dropout conditions.

For vhs and other helical scan analog video formats, it really is a must 
because they make a mess out of the sync signal, even after restoration by the 
vcr.

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> On Aug 26, 2016, at 8:09 AM, Derek Morton  wrote:
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> Gregg,
> 
> How would this work for digitizing Laser Discs?  I have a handful of discs 
> which have never been released on DVD or Blu-Ray and it would be nice to get 
> the content in the digital domain.  I have no idea about the whole time base 
> correction aspect…  Is it required?
> 
> There are likely better modern solutions, but I am not sufficiently motivated 
> (too lazy) to look.
> 
> Derek
> 
>> On Aug 26, 2016, at 5:49 AM, 'Gregg Eshelman' via Vintage Macs 
>>  wrote:
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>> Got a Quadra 840AV or a 110Mhz NuBus PowerMac or clone? I have a Media 100 
>> system I've no use for.
>> 
>> Both NuBus boards, the interconnect cables, ADB dongles, breakout box, 
>> software and manuals. Even has a Media 100 sticker to put on the inside of 
>> your window or glass door to tell your clients you're using some hot new 
>> technology to digitize their VHS tapes. ;)
>> 
>> It will work in many different NuBus Macs but the faster Quadras or NuBus 
>> PowerMac models are preferred.
>> 
>> One gotcha though, due to never fully fixed hardware issues with the NuBus 
>> PowerMacs (and all the clones) you cannot use a NuBus SCSI card with the 
>> Media 100 hardware. However you *can* use a G3 upgrade, except for having to 
>> turn it off and run on the 601 for capturing video. The G3 will speed up 
>> rendering, effects and outputting to digital video files.
>> 
>> In a Quadra it will work with any of the NuBus SCSI cards from ATTO, FWB and 
>> others. In a PowerMac the only way to get up enough speed on storage to hit 
>> the minimum 4 megabytes per second sustained write for 150K per frame (best 
>> quality) is to use software like FWB Hard Disk Toolkit to RAID 0 stripe 
>> across multiple drives on the internal and external SCSI. I tried a single 
>> 17 gig drive that had the specifications, and the internal bus is faster, 
>> with a theoretical speed above the minimum - but something always came along 
>> after a bit to steal bandwidth and drop it below 4 megabyte/sec and *pow* 
>> instant stoppage.
>> 
>> It also really needs a professional VTR (VHS, BETA, Betacam etc) with a time 
>> base corrector and RS-422 serial for remote control. The system *can* be 
>> used with a manually operated VCR, even without a TBC - but it will stop 
>> capturing at the slightest problem with synch. There's no frame buffer nor 
>> any built in hardware correction in this first generation of Media 100. A 
>> TBC, built into the VCR or as an in between unit, will be a huge help for 
>> manual operation. It has to be a full frame TBC, the line type doesn't fix 
>> all types of sync problems.
>> 
>> With the right stuff to 'wrap around' the M100 you can get exceptionally 
>> good recordings from VHS and Beta tapes, at 640x480 for NTSC (slightly 
>> higher resolution for PAL). This equipment was used back in the day for 
>> editing and effects for television shows.
>> 
>> It has inputs for Composite, S-Video and Component, and balanced (XLR) and 
>> unbalanced stereo audio inputs and outputs. It has the Component video 
>> daughterboard. Those tricky folks at Media 100 made *everything* optional on 
>> this. Everything except the component video function was actually built into 
>> the hardware and various dongles plugged into the ADB port between Mac and 
>> keyboard unlocked the functions. There was a basic dongle that limited the 
>> system to draft mode, only able to capture and output at lowest quality and 
>> pretty much limited the software to basic cutting and generating edit 
>> decision lists.
>> 
>> The EDLs would then go to the people higher up the editing chain, entrusted 
>> with systems with the Full Deal dongle so they could do the fancy stuff. If 
>> I remember right, I'm sure there's a Full Deal dongle with this. There's 
>> also one from a newer M100 that when plugged in pops up "Power Input" on the 
>> splash screen that lists the enabled functions. "Power Input" is not listed 
>> in the manuals for this version.
>> 
>> Or it's just some neat stuff for the collector of old Macintosh gear that 
>> wants something different.
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Re: Finding old Apple Laserwriter

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Re: very old versions of adobe photoshop?

2016-07-20 Thread Matt Patoray 
Kristen,

How soon do you need it? Do you need it on floppies or are DiskCopy disk
images OK for you?

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> I had looked there earlier, but the search feature wasn't working
> properly...might have been an issue with my connection...just checked now
> and found everything I need, thanks!
>
> On Tuesday, July 19, 2016 at 9:29:59 PM UTC-7, Jochen Schäfer wrote:
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>> Did you look at the Macintosh Garden (http://macintoshgarden.org/)?
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>> Bye Jochen
>>
>> Am 20.07.2016 um 03:57 schrieb kriste...@gmail.com:
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>> Does anyone have older versions of photoshop - 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, etc
>> available to download, or attach?
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>> thanks!
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Re: floppies

2016-07-05 Thread Matt Patoray 
What size and density are the discs?

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Re: Mac llFX

2015-07-15 Thread Matt Patoray 
Lou,

If you have a known working power supply and known good batteries(there is
no corrosion on the battery holders) then the most likely cause for what
you are seeing, is weak/bad capacitors on the logic board. The most likely
caps to be going bad are the surface mount electrolytic caps, they can be
replaced, but to do it properly without damaging the multi-layer circuit
board takes special tools.

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 I use The Mac llFX to run the automation nub uses cards for my vintage
 Harrison 10b audio console. As of now all my inventory of. These macs
 cannot start on one try. The units stutter and require many attempts till
 it kicks in. I have change power supplies, I keep fresh batteries 3.6.V.
 Any one have a clue.
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Re: macintosh ii

2015-06-23 Thread Matt Patoray 
Are you sure it is a mac II, the mac II was a 68020 machine not a 68030.

It could be an issue with your power supply?

On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 12:41 PM, coverturtle covertur...@gmail.com wrote:

  Is this a plain Mac ii with the large rectangular box?   Just curious.
 If the tops of the caps are visibly open or popped, then they  are best
 replaced before even attempting to power up for best results.  Also, if
 there are stains on the logic board under the cap, it is leaking anyway.
 If any caps are leaking then it is best to get a kit and replace them all
 because those still good old caps will probably eventually fail anyway.

 If you aren't familiar with replacing caps on a circuit board, read the
 next paragraph.

 You could easily ruin the logic board when replacing the caps, so be very
 careful. Don't force anything. If you have never replaced caps before, then
 you should read up on it and watch a few (YouTube) videos. Best if done
 with a reworking station, better if you use a vacuum assisted soldering gun
 but doable with much care taken with a normal soldering iron, copper braid
 and a solder sucker.

 Good luck.  Take progress photos (and even videos) if you want and post
 them when you are successful.
 We'd like to see!


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 got a macintosh ii, removed both batteries , did a forced startup using a
 3v power source, but i get no picture or chime.
 Capacitors on these machine seem to have all leaked, could a no boot / no
 chime / no video problem be solved by just replacing the caps?
 motorola mc68030 barely heats up.
 Reseated rams, no avail
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Re: IIfx power suply

2014-12-22 Thread Matt Patoray 
A Macintosh II video card AKA Toby should be able to as well as the Radius
8bit graphics card, contact me if you are interested in either.

On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 12:10 PM, Marek Drvota marek.drv...@me.com wrote:

 This time it was as simple as this - thx

 M

 On Dec 21, 2014, at 6:31 PM, Mark basse...@gmail.com wrote:

 Did you try replacing the batteries.

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 finally I was able to clean up my newly acquired Mac IIfx just to realize
 that it won’t start.
 I’d like to check whether power supply or logic board failed - do any of
 you know how to check if powersupply is ok or not ?

 Cheers

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Re: IIfx power suply

2014-12-22 Thread Matt Patoray 
Sounds like it is a DB-15 to 3 BNC adapter cable, standard for connecting
1024x768 and higher res monitors back then.

I would get one of those standard  DB-15 to HD-15(VGA) adapters with the
setup switches that way you can force the card to go to say 1024x768 and
display  it on a standard VGA monitor.

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 Cable  the monitor seem to be OK as I’ve tried those with 6100 sitting
 next to IIfx
 I’ve tried the card in different slot no success neither - will try in
 IIci (with PDS-NuBus adaptor after the Christmas - as I don’t have it here
 with me now)

 Based on the sound of HDD, PSU and startup chimes all seems to be OK just
 no video
 The problem is that the video card is some sort of obscure one I’m not
 able to find any info about and the cables I got to that are even more
 obscure - Apple connector on one side and 3 wires (R,G,B) on the other ….

 M


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 I se to have a Mac IIx and the original Apple 24 bit 12 inch display
 (trinitron tube). I used the Apple stock card but I don't remember the name
 but it should be documented out there somewhere, maybe on archive.org
 (waybackmachine).

 I would try a different NuBus slot and make sure the cable is not faulty.
 Also, the display is another part of the equation here so do you know if
 the display works as expected from another system?



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 Hi,

 so it seems this time it was simple as this - two batteries replaced and
 all works like a charm.

 Well at least starts - I can hear the startup sound HDD reading and
 spinning but no video.
 It might be that I’m using Apple 12 RGB monitor to save the space for the
 testing here and IIfx is equipped with Formac ProNitron Video Card which
 might not be able to support this strange small monitor.

 Anyone would have any suggestion for some NuBus video capable of
 supporting 12RGB ?

 Cheers

 m

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 drive tray. One of the batteries supply the kickstart voltage to the power
 supply to tell it to turn on. Also dos you try turning it on with the power
 switch on the computer of the keyboard?

 If you do end up needing a power supply I have a spare working one.

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Re: IIfx power suply

2014-12-21 Thread Matt Patoray 
Try replacing the two 1/3 AA size lithium batteries that are under the drive 
tray. One of the batteries supply the kickstart voltage to the power supply to 
tell it to turn on. Also dos you try turning it on with the power switch on the 
computer of the keyboard? 

If you do end up needing a power supply I have a spare working one.

Sent from my iPhone

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 that it won’t start.
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 know how to check if powersupply is ok or not ?
 
 Cheers
 
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Re: Horizontal line on screen

2014-11-07 Thread Matt Patoray 
First, don't use it any more with the problem you will burn a permanent line in 
the phosphor, if you must turn it on turn the brightness way down until you can 
just barely see the line. 

You have lost vertical deflection, I would check around the IC mentioned 
earlier. I would also inspect the other components around it. For reliably sake 
I would also replace the capacitors around that IC. Use quality brands like 
Panasonic or Nichicon, use the same capacitance or a bit higher just not lower 
but you can go a bit higher in voltage for an extra margin. I also use 105 
degree rated caps.

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 Hi,
 
 Have a SE FDHD that starts up fine but all i get on the screen is a bright 
 horizontal line. About a milimeter wide. Any suggestions on this?
 
 Regards Anders
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Re: SCSI ID conflict

2014-09-01 Thread Matt Patoray 
There is a fuse on the mother board by the SCSI port, check to make sure that 
is good. I don't remember the specific designation but it should be F something 
. 

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 On Sep 1, 2014, at 12:05 PM, Jonathan Morton chromati...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 The zip drive is probably a red herring. While teething troubles getting it 
 to work might be expected, it wouldn't kill the machine permanently.
 
 Have you checked your capacitors lately?
 
 - Jonathan Morton
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Re: Are my 2 Powerbook 100 only for the trashcan?

2013-07-13 Thread Matt Patoray 
I have no idea why anyone would PREFER Tantalum caps, they have a limited life 
span and a VERY nasty habit of shorting when they fail instead of failing open 
like electrolytics tend to do.

You can now buy lytics that are the same size if not smaller then 20 year old 
tants. And they cost a lot less.

Matt

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 It mentions Tantalum. Some one out there on the internets said they prefer 
 Tantalum for Mac motherboard refurbishing. But they're more expensive and not 
 suitable for audio because of their lack of linearity. You learn
 
 
 Jeff
 
 
 From: Hardware Mack hardwarem...@gmail.com
 To: vintage-macs@googlegroups.com 
 Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2013 8:41 AM
 Subject: Re: Are my 2 Powerbook 100 only for the trashcan?
 
 http://www.intersil.com/content/dam/Intersil/documents/an13/an1325.pdf
 
 this is a pretty good document that talks about the different caps.
 
 
 On Jul 13, 2013, at 11:25 AM, gaetano314 wrote:
 
 Ok, (*deep breath*) I will go back to the top of the mountain and wait a 
 little longer :-)
 
 G
 
 Il giorno sabato 13 luglio 2013 17:14:59 UTC+2, Notgoing Totellyou ha 
 scritto:
 oh yeah. haha.
 
 i might not get do that this weekend... the other night i came home from 
 work and fedex and UPS has left all kinds of stuff for me to complete.
 including a NeTX cube board, more portables, and more SE.30's
 
 ill try, but like i said i will do it, also because i have 3 powebook 100;s 
 that i know need to be re-capped.
 but as always customers come first, my projects always go to the back of the 
 line.
 
 Charles
 
 
 
 
 
 On Jul 13, 2013, at 11:03 AM, gaetano314 wrote:
 
 Sure I will, but I am expecting a Caps! Powerbook 100 page... time is 
 mature now :-)
 
 Il giorno sabato 13 luglio 2013 17:00:13 UTC+2, Notgoing Totellyou ha 
 scritto:
 you should  :-)
 
 
 here are some links from my website:
 maccaps.com
 
 Threads to help you do it your self!
  
 Caps! -- (Supplies For Beginners) What do you need?
 
 Caps! - Temp Controlled Soldering Irons - On A Budget!
 
 Caps! -- LC TDK Power Supply FIX For (Pizza Box Mac's)
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh Classic
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh Classic II
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh Classic II Rev. 2 (Enhanced Sound)
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh SE/30
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh Color Classic
 
 Caps! IIcx -- IIci
 
 Caps! Macintosh IIci - Cache Card
 
 Caps! -- Macintosh IIsi
 

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Re: Are my 2 Powerbook 100 only for the trashcan?

2013-07-07 Thread Matt Patoray 
Hi,

It sounds like there are one or more bad capacitors on the logic board 
preventing proper operation.

They can be replaced.

The portable is basically what Sony was able to miniaturize the Mac Portable 
into. With some changes of course.

Matt

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 Hi all,
 after googling in this forum and elsewhere I couldn't find the final answer 
 to the question above so I hope there in somebody who can help.
 A gentle friend of mine gave me 2 Powerbook 100 with one power supply and one 
 floppy disk unit. Both of them, when plugged to the wall-wart, show (almost) 
 the same behaviour:
 First there is a single nice sound, kind of chord
 then I can hear kind of low volume rattling sound
 in the meanwhile the screen goes all black with a dim backlight, doesn't show 
 anything and stays like this for long
 I tried also repeating the procedure toggling the rear battery power switch, 
 removing the main battery and also removing the backup batteries, without any 
 evident difference.
 
 I love Macs and I don't want to through the away, do you have any suggestion 
 for me?
 
 Thank you 
 Gaetano
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Re: mac IIx question

2013-02-22 Thread Matt Patoray 
Eric,

What do you mean by bit the dust

With more details we might be able to help you fix it.

Matt

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 I have been working on an old Mac IIx.  It appears that my old hard drive has 
 finally bit the dust.  Does anyone know a good place to get one at a 
 reasonable cost?
 
 Thanks,
 Eric
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Re: Mac Plus 1 MB

2011-11-03 Thread Matt Patoray 
Hi,

The SCSI id should be one on the drive and it will need to have an external 
terminator.

You said the drive has both 6.0.8 and 7.1 that might be your issue. The plus 
might be confused looking for a system folder as it only expects there to be 
one on the boot drive.

Also the software installs are different for a plus and a classic.

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On Nov 3, 2011, at 10:24 PM, Mark Kronquist m...@teleport.com wrote:

 What is the SCSI ID of the drive? Is the drive terminated as it is the end fo 
 the chain. As I recall Mac Plus and Mac IIfx had (different issues) 
 specialized termination chalenges. Aslo th interleave is different for the 
 Plus and SE SE30 CLassic Classic II whcih might impact perfromance 
 On Nov 3, 2011, at 5:43 PM, emrys...@sssnet.com wrote:
 
 That is what I am doing, the Apple 20 MG drive has the cord that plugs into
 the Plus. It works great on my Mac Classic but the Plus still has the ? on
 start up.
 
 Original Message:
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 From: Mark Kronquist m...@teleport.com
 Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2011 17:41:26 -0700
 To: vintage-macs@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: Mac Plus 1 MB
 
 
 On a Mac Plus the proper drive is a SCSI Drive. I assume that is what you
 have? If you are using the older HD20 through the FDD Port you need a HD20
 file in your system folder
 On Nov 3, 2011, at 5:22 PM, emrys...@sssnet.com wrote:
 
 I have a Mac Plus, Just bought a 20 MG Apple vintage Hard drive for them.
 It has OS 6.o.8 and OS 7.1 on it. How do I get the Plus to boot up from
 the
 connected hard drive? I don't have a system disk for the Plus/
 
 doug
 
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 From: Todd Brayer toddbra...@gmail.com
 Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2011 16:20:39 -0400
 To: vintage-macs@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: Anything elseÅ ?
 
 
 7.0.1 seems to run quite well on the old macs I've had.
 
 Todd Brayer
 toddbra...@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
 On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Jessenator cbjes...@gmail.com wrote:
 On Nov 1, 7:55 am, Chuck Bush wrote:
 It also depends on what you are trying to run. I have system 7 software
 that
 runs like a champ on 7.5.5 that will freeze and not run at all on 7.6.1.
 
 I usually run my old computers on the system they were created to run
 on,
 although there have been times I have upgraded systems for one reason or
 another.
 
 So, the MB in my ColorClassic shipped with a specific version of
 System 7.1P - but my memories of that OS on my friend's LCII were a
 nightmarish cascade of bomb after bomb (hence, crashy pile of poop
 is so apt).
 
 Is there a more stable version of 7.x before 7.6 or even 7.5? or did I
 just get the wrong classic Mac? :) Probably no way of using system
 7.0.x or even 6.0.8 on this one I'm guessingā€¦
 
 I got my other 2GB external SCSI drive working, so I may do an install
 of the original, then then 7.5.3 or 7.5.5 to see what I come up with.
 
 Any particular programs or regimens I could run to accurately test the
 stability?
 
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WTB Mac IIfx logic board

2011-07-23 Thread Matt Patoray 
Hi all,

I currently have 3 non working IIfx's because of various logic board issues, I 
am looking for a working IIfx logic board to get one working.

Thanks,

Matt

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Re: how do I find out what specs my mac classic has?

2011-04-09 Thread Matt Patoray 
Hi,

If you can boot it and you have a keyboard hold down apple-control-x-o and it 
will boot off of the ROM and then you can check the HD and RAM.

Hope this helps,

Matt

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 Thanks, It's a M1420 so I assume it has a 40mb HD.
 
 On Apr 9, 5:40 pm, Robert Esposito bobespos...@mac.com wrote:
 Hi,
 Go to this web site and download the Mactraker. Very useful item to answer 
 questions about Mac Specs.
 
 http://www.mactracker.ca/
 
 Bob
 
 On Apr 9, 2011, at 6:28 PM, chrisa62401 wrote:
 
 I just got a mac classic, how do I find the specs.
 
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Re: What is a Mac formated Komag 128 Rewritable disk?

2011-02-07 Thread Matt Patoray 

Glen,

It sounds like that would be a 128 MB HFS formate Magneto Optical  
disc, they where a common high capacity rewritable media in the 90's.  
You can just search something like Fujitsu Magneto Optical on ebay  
and come up with a drive, I do believe there where even external USB  
ones made.


Matt

On Feb 7, 2011, at 7:15 PM, glen wrote:

I have received a request to transfer data from a Komag 128 MB  
rewritable disk

to a CD.

After a Google search I found little info but suspect the disk falls  
into the

magneto-optical category. What drive is required to do read this disk?

Here is a description  from the requester:
I do know that they were used on a Mac system [predates 1997].  
They're almost
exactly  the size of two stacked 3.5 floppy diskettes, with the  
write protect
notch in the same position. There are two of them labelled Komag  
128 MB

rewritable.

Any info appreciated, thanks -- glen




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Re: Original graphic demos

2009-12-05 Thread Matt Patoray 
I have a copy of that ray tracing graphic on my mac at home.

Matt

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 On this topic, does anyone know where I could find copies of some of
 the 'iconic' old wallpapers and such like the one used here on the Mac
 II ads:

 http://lowendmac.com/ii/art/macii240.jpg

 Thanks!


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