Re: Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 02:17 AM, Marten van de Kraats wrote: It runs on a floppy containing system 2.1 with the laserwriter driver 7.0, appleshare 1.1 and writenow 2 with 96k to spare. Nice. Any chance of you putting the disc image up on the WWW somewhere to save people the hassle

Re: Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

Anyway, keep in mind that they aren't going to last forever, so, sadly, a time will arrive in the future when we will not be able to use our beloved 128s, 512s and Pluses... :-( That is, when we forget to backup the software on a more lasting medium. I see no reason why there would ever come a t

Re: Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

My reply follows quoted text. Christopher Kolp ha escrito: > Is there a way to make backup copies? I don't know of any source for new > 400k disks and didn't think that an 800k disk could be made to work. Yes, 800 Kb disks *will* do the job. 400 Kb disks are really one-sided 800 Kb disks, so you

Re: Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 10:26 PM, Christopher Kolp wrote: Hello everyone! I finally obtained a Macintosh 128k machine with the original system disk and Mac Paint, Mac Write and Macintosh Intro disks. And they work! I do realize that at some point they're going to be unreadable. It's

Re: Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

My Reply follows quote. On 22/09/2003 14:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I finally obtained a Macintosh 128k machine with the original system disk >and Mac Paint, Mac Write and Macintosh Intro disks. And they work! > >I do realize that at some point they're going to be unreadable. It's amazing >that

Preserving 400k Disks? Backup Copies? How?

Hello everyone! I finally obtained a Macintosh 128k machine with the original system disk and Mac Paint, Mac Write and Macintosh Intro disks. And they work! I do realize that at some point they're going to be unreadable. It's amazing that they even work now, for that matter. I really don't want t

How to tell if a 128k has been upgraded to 512k?

Is there a way to tell if a 128k machine has been upgraded to the 512k motherboard without opening it up? I've got Finder 1.1 and don't see any way to check available memory. Thanks! -Chris -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac

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Re: Sabotage: how do they do it?

Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2003 16:57:19 -0600 From: Philip Stortz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for a stop gap, i'd pull everything down and change all the file names (maybe adding a character to the end, so it's only painful rather than nearly impossible...), and while that's going on and afterwards put up repla

Re: Site is online

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Re: PDS stands for?

>Does anyone know how to disable the onboard FPU? >johnsn I have never tried it, but, looking at the SE/30 schematic, I see that pin 29 of the FPU is labeled "CS" and the signal line going to it is labeled "FPU*". "CS" would be "Chip Select", and the asterick after the signal name means it's low a

Re: PDS stands for?

> My SE/30 b/u motherboard also has a socketed cpu. > http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info: --> AOL users, remove "mailto:"; Send list messages to:

Re: PDS stands for?

On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 03:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My SE/30 b/u motherboard also has a socketed cpu. Indeed. But the issue, of course, is the socketed-ness of the FPU. Anyone got any SE/30s open at the moment? Stuart -- Compact Macs is sponsored by .

Re: PDS stands for?

My SE/30 b/u motherboard also has a socketed cpu. -Original Message- From: J.S. Garrison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 9:48 PM To: Compact Macs Subject: Re: PDS stands for? on 9/21/03 11:05 AM, Gamba at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> One issue might be the sold