Re: List of NuBus SCSI cards?

[J.S. Garrison]

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From: Gregg Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:27 PM
Subject: List of NuBus SCSI cards?


> Is there a list somewhere of all the NuBus SCSI cards
> that were made?
> 
> So far, the only ones I've heard of are the ATTO SE
> IV,
> the ATTO SE 4D (differential SCSI) and the Jackhammer
> (produced by FWB and probably a couple other
> companies).
> 
> I'm especially interested in one that is NOT
> busmastering or one that busmastering can be disabled
> on.


I thought of MacDrivers.com. If you visit Bhavesh Patel's domain
the drivers you find might help uncover more cards.

Jeff


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List of NuBus SCSI cards?

[Gregg Eshelman]

Is there a list somewhere of all the NuBus SCSI cards
that were made?

So far, the only ones I've heard of are the ATTO SE
IV,
the ATTO SE 4D (differential SCSI) and the Jackhammer
(produced by FWB and probably a couple other
companies).

I'm especially interested in one that is NOT
busmastering or one that busmastering can be disabled
on.

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Re: LC slot compatibility

[Clark Martin]

At 6:39 PM -0400 3/18/04, Michael Hackett wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether an Ethernet card for an LC-slot will work on
any LC-series machine? And also the Performa 400-series, and the Quadra
605? I've only got an LC 475 here to test with at the moment, but I can
tell you that the cards (Farallon EtherWave and Dayna E/LC-T) only cover
the larger portion of the slot, so I'm assuming they are plain LC-slot
types, not the "enhanced" type for the later models.
And for bonus points: Does anyone have or know where to get the drivers
for the Farallon card? It seems to work with the Apple driver in System
7.5, but I don't know how it would fare with other versions, or whether
the Apple driver is optimal for this card.


AFAIK all LC Ethernet cards work with the Apple driver as they all 
have basically the same hardware.

Some cards made for the original LC or LC II won't work in later 
models.  They will function up to a point.  Specifically the LC 
Ethernet card I was using would let me select it and it would see the 
zones but when I closed the AT control panel it would crash.

Most LC PDS cards only fit the original connector.

With the above exception concerning some cards and the LC / LC II it 
doesn't much matter which machine you use.
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PowerBook (OSX) to Mac IIci sharing problems.

[John Niven]

I'm running OS 10.2.6 on a 12" G4 PowerBook (which is highly OT :-) but 
I'm trying to share files with a Mac IIci (which is highly OnT :-).

The IIci is running OS 7.1 with Open Transport 1.1.2 added. It has an 
Apple AAUI NuBus ethernet card and an Apple "dongle" to connect  to 
RJ-45 and the office network. Works fine and I can Web Surf.

Via the chooser I can connect to my PowerBook and transfer files back 
and forth. However, if I try to "Connect to server" from the PowerBook 
to the IIci, i get a login box, enter my password, get a select which 
disk box (the IIci has two partions on it's HD), but then the selected 
drive does NOT appear on my desktop!

I can ping the IIci and FTP files from it. What am I missing for files 
sharing?

John

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LC slot compatibility

[Michael Hackett]

Can anyone tell me whether an Ethernet card for an LC-slot will work on
any LC-series machine? And also the Performa 400-series, and the Quadra
605? I've only got an LC 475 here to test with at the moment, but I can
tell you that the cards (Farallon EtherWave and Dayna E/LC-T) only cover
the larger portion of the slot, so I'm assuming they are plain LC-slot
types, not the "enhanced" type for the later models.

And for bonus points: Does anyone have or know where to get the drivers
for the Farallon card? It seems to work with the Apple driver in System
7.5, but I don't know how it would fare with other versions, or whether
the Apple driver is optimal for this card.

Thanks so much!
-- Michael

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Re: "kicking myself"

[Mark Benson]

On Mar 18, 2004, at 02:43 am, Powermac wrote:

Yep, that's right, you do see Amiga in that URL.  :)
My A1200 is the 'other 68k' in my life. I'm currently upgrading it 
quite dramatically.

I don't think it will read "any" disk without allot of programming. Its
generally a disk copying card.
Why not go and read Individual Computing's descriptions for the 
CatWeasel 3 (down the bottom of that list)? It reads A frightening 
array of different floppies. Yes that includes Mac 800k and 400 k 
disks. What is more it works in a PC as a PCI card. you do have to use 
the supplied software to use it but hey, it's better than a slap in the 
face with a wet fish, right?

Long Live the Amiga!

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