Re: Autoclock

My Reply follows quote. On 21/12/2002 18:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >My Reply follows quote. On 21/12/2002 17:51 >[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gamba) >>>I have an SE/30 with ethernet that runs sys 7.1. Does anyone know of a >>>way to get it

Re: Autoclock

I use some software called Vremya. I've never used it on a Compact Mac, so I don't know if it will work well or not... http://www.lava.net/~kirill/software/vremya.html There is also a link for older versions... - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Compact Macs" <[EMAIL PRO

Old E-net Cards & OT Compatibility?

I'm muddling along with my idea of squeezing an Ethernet equipped Futura II into an SE/30. I now have the Futura II Ethernet Daughter Board (the 10baseT version) and I was testing it last night in a IIci. The problem I ran into is that it doesn't seem to work with Open Transport. Has anyon

Re: Autoclock

My Reply follows quote. On 21/12/2002 17:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gamba) >>I have an SE/30 with ethernet that runs sys 7.1. Does anyone know of a >>way to get it to "set its clock" via the network? It seems to gain a few >>seconds a week. > >This works for me: >

Re: Mode32

Darren wrote: > > > > >Hope th

Re: Ventilation would be a Plus

At 3:11 PM + 12/21/2002, Mark Benson wrote: >On Monday, Dec 16, 2002, at 01:50 Europe/London, Clark Martin wrote: > >> I can tell you what I did on a Plus. I mounted a 12V fan up inside >> the case that exhausts air through one of the top vents. To mount it >> I used thin wire (wirewrap wi

Re: Autoclock

>I have an SE/30 with ethernet that runs sys 7.1. Does anyone know of a >way to get it to "set its clock" via the network? It seems to gain a few >seconds a week. This works for me: Gamba

Autoclock

This message written: Saturday, 21 December 2002 17:36:39 PST I used to run a program called Autoclock to keep my desktop time settings up to date by dialing a national time server (few cents a week). With the installation of OS 9.1, the Date and Time control panel has a "Time Server" option to

Re: Mode32

: ftp.apple.com /Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Other_System/

SCSI, IDE, and Compact Flash

Been doing some online research. Compact Flash to IDE adapters are cheap -- about US$20 -- and appear to be very simple devices. Links

Mode32

Didn't look at the Faq, huh. Must be pickle's reply. I ran a search on LEM and found the FAQ about Mode32. Clicked on the link which took me to Apple. I have eye squint from looking at that. I even went to Jag's place, and he has that so screwed up, no one will ever find anything. Big deal.

Followup on SE30 CDRW & System 7 appearance advice

Public thanks to Marten (van der Kraats) & Martin (Totusek) for their help in getting my older Yamaha 4x4x16 CDRW up & running under System 7 on the SE30/33; I've successfully burnt a CDR & copied files & erased a CDRW (although so far it's only reliable at 2X burn speed), using Toast v3.5.7. I al

Re: The Appearance Extension on a Classic II

Yo compacters everywhere, Our pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted: >See if you can find a program called...uhmmm...uhmmm... >Dock Manager Ahh,,, ummm...hmmm... Gimme a hint. Is this found in the FAQ, OS9, ??? And have you any idea of why two perfectly good OS 8.1 control panels would turn into mer

Re: Hard drives and magnetic fields

Yo compacters everywhere, To my question: >>Would you like me to duct tape it >>to the power supply and see what happens? Our Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> responds: >Yea,, then do a hard drive read/write test with Norton, or whatever Ok, I'll do it just as soon as I get back to the bench on Monda

Re: The Appearance Extension on a Classic II

Yo compacters everywhere, I am so sorry. I left a great deal of last week's post attached to my most recent post. I will go and hide now. Bill -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info:

Re: Hard drives and magnetic fields

>> >> >_Anything_ must be better than 'page not found'. ;-) > >Stuart Sorry 'bout that, stupid blunder on my part. Link is working now. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by

Re: Ventilation would be a Plus

On Monday, Dec 16, 2002, at 01:50 Europe/London, Clark Martin wrote: > I can tell you what I did on a Plus. I mounted a 12V fan up inside > the case that exhausts air through one of the top vents. To mount it > I used thin wire (wirewrap wire) to attach it to the vent, running > the wires (one

Re: Hard drives and magnetic fields

On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 01:03 am, Gamba wrote: > A better version of this, which will retain the floppy drive and leave > the > HD on top of it. > > > _Anything_ must be better than 'page not found'. ;-) Stuart -- Compa