Re: Best Utilities for Compacts/LC5xxs?

Yo compacters everywhere, Matt Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> askz: >What is the best System Software/Disk diagnosis tool (or suite) for compact >Macs and the LC5xx/Mac TV series? (i.e. Norton Utilities) Matt, You are looking for Norton's Utilities for Macintosh (NUM) version 3.5.3. It is the last

Re: Score!

Yo compacters evertwhere, l k m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sez: >Husband returned just today from work with a regular Classic he found for >$3. He thought it was color, got confused with the name. I'm tRyInG to train >this PC-guy! > >Later, have a CC and a C to play with, Don't forget to play with th

Re: What's an error code 39 addressing error?

>Yo compacters everywhere, > >Ok folks, I've a mystery here. When starting from my long reliable System >7.1 external hard drive on any number of perfectly good SE compacts, I am >getting an alert window with a message of an address error and an error >code 39. All I could find was Error -39 'e

email@lemlists.com

Well, I got it working thanks to Scott Holder. I guess tomorrow or sometime soon, I'll transfer this program to the SE/30 and see if I can get everything to work on that as well. Thanks, Scott, J White -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac

Re: anyone have email@lemlists.com?

At 09:42 PM 7/23/2002 -0400, you wrote: >Does anyone have an email account at lemlists.com? I just >got mine a day or so ago, and am having problems with it. I >can receive messages just fine, but can't send any. What are you using for your outgoing mail server? Many ISPs block port 25 (SMTP, ou

Re: Re Battery

> >>I'm guessing someone here can provide the stock number. > >The FAQ can. > >the pickle > >FAQ -- Thanks guys and the pckles fabulous faq. I got the right info now--I didn't see the link the first time I looked on the faq. I will try not to fry myself in/on th

anyone have email@lemlists.com?

Does anyone have an email account at lemlists.com? I just got mine a day or so ago, and am having problems with it. I can receive messages just fine, but can't send any. When I first opened the account, I had my email program (Claris Emailer Lite) set up wrong, and it would always download messa

Re: Some questions about an accelerated SE

Yo compacters everywhere, To this dated thread, the -p said about the reliability of old hard drives: >...the 20MB Miniscribes in the SEs were far and away the worst. The Quantum and >>Conner-based 40 and 80MB drives are, for the most part, still going strong. I >know >of maybe two or three Mi

Re: Re Battery

At 21:19 -0400 on 23/07/02, jason white wrote: >I'm guessing someone here can provide the stock number. The FAQ can. the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: Re Battery

At 21:23 -0400 on 23/07/02, dan_A wrote: >As per the recent battery search thread I found this battery at RadioShack: >4.5V Photo (Alkaline) Battery, $6.99, Reg. Price, Brand: RadioShack, >Cat.#: 960-0357, Model: 960-0357 > >I have an SE/30 and a Classic. Is this the battery for both of them? Ne

Re: Re Battery

On 2002/07/24 03:23, dan_A, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote: > As per the recent battery search thread I found this battery at RadioShack: > 4.5V Photo (Alkaline) Battery, $6.99, Reg. Price, Brand: RadioShack, > Cat.#: 960-0357, Model: 960-0357 > I have an SE/30 and a Classic. Is this the battery for b

Re: Re Battery

On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:23:44 -0400 dan_A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > -- > As per the recent battery search thread I found this > battery at RadioShack: > 4.5V Photo (Alkaline) Battery, $6.99, Reg. Price, Brand: > RadioShack, > Cat.#: 960-0357, Model: 960-0357 > > I have an SE/30 and a Clas

Re Battery

-- As per the recent battery search thread I found this battery at RadioShack: 4.5V Photo (Alkaline) Battery, $6.99, Reg. Price, Brand: RadioShack, Cat.#: 960-0357, Model: 960-0357 I have an SE/30 and a Classic. Is this the battery for both of them? Thanks for the help- dan_A -- Compact Ma

Re: What's an error code 39 addressing error?

>When starting from my long reliable System 7.1 external hard drive on any >number of perfectly good SE compacts, I am getting an alert window with a >message of an address error and an error code 39. >Bill Did this HD work OK with those compacts previously? If yes, what did you do to HD between

What's an error code 39 addressing error?

Yo compacters everywhere, Ok folks, I've a mystery here. When starting from my long reliable System 7.1 external hard drive on any number of perfectly good SE compacts, I am getting an alert window with a message of an address error and an error code 39. This is any of several good SEs or Clas

Re: I want to put a Powerbook HDD in a SE

I wonder: why use a 2.5 inch scsi hard disk when there are plenty of 3.5 inch scsi hard disks available?... 2.5 inch scsi hard disks are not very easy to come by (I'm not even sure they are still in production). It makes much more sense to keep a good 2.5 inch scsi hard disk aside for a powerb

Re: I want to put a Powerbook HDD in a SE

At 11:53 -0700 on 23/07/02, Snook, John R wrote: >Apples and oranges. Time does not = money. Maybe yours doesn't, but most people's does. > >Don't have one. Borrow one if it's that important... the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: Macintosh Exorcism?

> How about trying to use the 1994 era ResetPwrMgr > application? > > Bob F > No, guys- I reset the Power Manager, but it won't start up AT ALL. So I'm in the process of an autopsy. Jake __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live be

Re: Macintosh Exorcism?

>From: Marten van de Kraats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: Macintosh Exorcism? > >> >a computer *not* running Windows? My PB145 (sys. 7.1, >>>etc.) has just (in the last 10 minutes) started to >>>make a loud, annoying buzzing sound, won't recognize >>>any disk AT ALL, dies when I pull the b

Re: I want to put a Powerbook HDD in a SE

>Thanks Stuart. >I'm trying to make a adaptor because I can't get the HDD unless I show the http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info: The FAQ:

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

the pickle: >I dug around there for a while too and finally decided "Screw this, I'm >gonna check out the developer PDF." > >Page 18 says... > >PIN SIGNAL >1 +12V >2 +5V >3 +5V >4 /VSYNC >5 /HSYNC >6 VIDOUT >7 SND >8 -12V >9 PWM (brightness

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

>Not that any links function lately. ;-( Use Fetch 3.0.3. In browser copy the entire URL to clipboard. In Fetch paste the entire URL into a new bookmark. Hit new bookmark and it'll download no hassle. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by

Re: I want to put a Powerbook HDD in a SE

At 10:02 -0700 on 23/07/02, Snook, John R wrote: ><> How do I find the pinout of the 2.5" scsi HDD? >http://www.stuartbell.dsl.pipex.com/PowerCC/CompendCD.html > >Thanks Stuart. >I'm trying to make a adaptor because I can't get the HDD unless I show the What's your time worth, hourly? How much t

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

> >Liability. >>the pickle > >Liability, how about Apple being afraid of somebody fixing their own Mac >and hurting either the Mac or themselves (monitor high voltage), and then >sueing because Apple made available the Service Manual. >Lawsuits have been won with *much* less foundation! > How abo

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

>They have a big enough legal department. >the pickle FWIW, they've farmed this one out to an external law firm. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac Compact Ma

Re: I want to put a Powerbook HDD in a SE

<> How do I find the pinout of the 2.5" scsi HDD? http://www.stuartbell.dsl.pipex.com/PowerCC/CompendCD.html http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info: The FAQ:

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

At 09:52 -0700 on 23/07/02, Gamba wrote: >>My suggestion was Apple >>make the manuals available with a click-through agreement that basically >>says the downloader holds Apple blameless for any injury that may arise >>from working on equipment. >>the pickle > >"Blameless" declarations typically g

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 05:52 pm, Gamba wrote: > BTW, Apple recently upped the ante on Service Manual downloading. > The *only* way that I can do it now is to use Fetch. > Alert! Alert! This thread is in danger of getting on-topic for the compact mac mailing list! ;-) Please, guys, c

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

>My suggestion was Apple >make the manuals available with a click-through agreement that basically >says the downloader holds Apple blameless for any injury that may arise >from working on equipment. >the pickle "Blameless" declarations typically get overthrown in court. That's one of many reason

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

Gamba wrote: >Liability, how about Apple being afraid of somebody fixing their own Mac >and hurting either the Mac or themselves (monitor high voltage), and then >sueing because Apple made available the Service Manual. >Lawsuits have been won with *much* less foundation! > I'd love to say that

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

At 09:20 -0700 on 23/07/02, Gamba wrote: >>Liability. >>the pickle > >Liability, how about Apple being afraid of somebody fixing their own Mac >and hurting either the Mac or themselves (monitor high voltage), and then >sueing because Apple made available the Service Manual. >Lawsuits have been wo

Re: heresy

>I am interested in any system disks (800k) and software that will run on my >macPLUS, >I live is Canada and I am wondering what a small >bundle of disks would cost to ship here??? >David If you are in Vancouver give me a buzzz off-list. Gamba -- Compact M

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

>Liability. >the pickle Liability, how about Apple being afraid of somebody fixing their own Mac and hurting either the Mac or themselves (monitor high voltage), and then sueing because Apple made available the Service Manual. Lawsuits have been won with *much* less foundation! Gamba

Re: heresy

At 09:10 -0800 on 23/07/02, David Look wrote: >OS6.x) will do just fine. I live is Canada and I am wondering what a small >bundle of disks would cost to ship here??? Hopefully you can find a Canadian lister to do you this small favour, but if not, it shouldn't be more than a couple dollars to s

Re: heresy

Hi, Jan. I am interested in any system disks (800k) and software that will run on my macPLUS, I bought my PLUS at a thrift store without a an OS and I have been trying to make a system disk for weeks at work (i dont own a mac at home) and its not working!?!? Do you have anything that would help m

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

Legend, thank you. >>I'm still searching applefritter, yawn, I think pickle meant its >>somewhere in one of the forums. So lots more yawning to go. You'd think >> >> >I dug around there for a while too and finally decided "Screw this, I'm >gonna check out the developer PDF." > There's a few t

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

At 01:36 +1000 on 24/07/02, Darren wrote: >What useful machine info is available from apple anymore? Guess if your The developer notes, most of which *are* still available here: http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/hardware/hardware2.html have stuff like pinouts and whatnot in them, but the onl

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

.the pickle wrote: >>I'm still searching applefritter, yawn, I think pickle meant its >>somewhere in one of the forums. So lots more yawning to go. You'd think >> >> >That's what I was told, yes. > Best and only tip so far thanks pickle. >>with apple techs and the like on this list that some

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

At 00:48 +1000 on 24/07/02, Darren wrote: >>Still, I want them, because my attempts to get it from AppleFritter, as the >>pickle suggested, only resulted in 'Sorry an error occurred. Bad F-line >>Instruction blah blah' >> >I'm still searching applefritter, yawn, I think pickle meant its >somewher

Re: Macintosh Exorcism?

on 7/23/02 10:38 AM, Compact Macs at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Sounds like its power management circuitry has just eaten itself. You >> getting any of this thunderstorm up there in Lansing? >> > Can one reset the power management of a powerbook 145 or is this only > possible on more recent po

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

At 00:48 +1000 on 24/07/02, Darren wrote: >I'm still searching applefritter, yawn, I think pickle meant its >somewhere in one of the forums. So lots more yawning to go. You'd think That's what I was told, yes. >with apple techs and the like on this list that someone would have them. I haven't

Re: Revisit: Can regular Classics be upgraded?

> > >Hm. These, indeed, look like pinouts of a video connector(which should >actually have 15 pins). I was looking for the pinouts of the fat >rectangular plastic power supply/video connector between the logic and >analog board INSIDE a Classic. > Yes, pickle pointed out my fault and I quickly adm