Re: IIci

the drive. Happened a second time. That time, I dropped the drive into an old IIci that I had lying around. That machine booted up. Put the drive back into the 650, and it worked just fine thereafter. -J >OK, this may be off topic but other than the PCI list its the only Mac >list I am o

IIci

OK, this may be off topic but other than the PCI list its the only Mac list I am on that got any traffic Why would my IIci, when I fire it up show the Happy Mac then go to the dickette with the ? on it? Steve -- Compact Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low E

Re: Best Software/Hardware (Browser/Mail/Faxing & Modem) for an Apple Macintosh SE/30 & IIci

On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 14:59:10 +0100, Liam Proven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 18:45:50 -, Geraint Searle - Web > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am looking for recomendations on the following ; > > > > 1. Software - Best Internet Browser > > Coo. iCab, or maybe WamCom or

Re: Best Software/Hardware (Browser/Mail/Faxing & Modem) for an Apple Macintosh SE/30 & IIci

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 18:45:50 -, Geraint Searle - Web <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am looking for recomendations on the following ; > > 1. Software - Best Internet Browser Coo. iCab, or maybe WamCom or Opera 6 > 2. Software - Best Mail Application Eudora - or WamCom or Opera 6 > 3. Softw

Re: Best Software/Hardware (Browser/Mail/Faxing & Modem) for an Apple Macintosh SE/30 & IIci

At 06:45 PM 3/25/05 -, you wrote: >I have the following hardware ; > >Apple Macintosh SE/30, 128Mb, 2.0Gb HDD, Apple MacOS 7.5.5 with MS-Office >4.3 & Retrospect v3.0 & Adaptec Toast v3.5.7 used with HP Surestore DAT8 >DDS2 Drive & Lacie CD-RW + Asante Network Ca

Re: Best Software/Hardware (Browser/Mail/Faxing & Modem) for an Apple Macintosh SE/30 & IIci

At 18:45 + 3/25/05, Geraint Searle - Web wrote: >Apple Macintosh SE/30, 128Mb, 2.0Gb HDD, Apple MacOS 7.5.5 >1. Software - Best Internet Browser Nothing even close to modern enough for serious use on the SE/30. >2. Software - Best Mail Application Eudora 5 or lower or possibly Versaterm / V

Best Software/Hardware (Browser/Mail/Faxing & Modem) for an Apple Macintosh SE/30 & IIci

I have the following hardware ; Apple Macintosh SE/30, 128Mb, 2.0Gb HDD, Apple MacOS 7.5.5 with MS-Office 4.3 & Retrospect v3.0 & Adaptec Toast v3.5.7 used with HP Surestore DAT8 DDS2 Drive & Lacie CD-RW + Asante Network Card. Apple Macintosh IIci, 128Mb, 2.0Gb HDD, Apple MacOS 7

Re: Installation of OS7.6 on an IIci - Freezing at the end ofinstallation ?

I recently done another install with OS 7.6 & IIci & with the option "All Suported Macintosh's" as opposed to "This Macintosh Only" & No Problems, this is strange ! ? Just thought I would give you an update on the problem. Many Thanks Geraint Searle

Re: What version of Dantz Retrospect would work with an Apple Macintosh IIci with 12

;Geraint Searle - Web" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: What version of Dantz Retrospect would work with an Apple Macintosh IIci with 128Mb & 2.0GB SCSI running Mac OS7.6.1 in conjunction with an external HP Surestore DAT8 Drive (HP C1533A) Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 17:17:13 +0100 Message-ID: &l

Re: What version of Dantz Retrospect would work with an Apple Macintosh IIci with 128Mb & 2.0GB SCSI running Mac OS7.6.1 in conjunction with an external HP Surestore DAT8 Drive (HP C1533A)

Geraint Searle - Web wrote: Q1) Which version of Dantz Retrospect would work with the following setup ; Apple Macintosh IIci with 128Mb & 2.0GB SCSI running Mac OS7.6.1 in conjunction with an external HP Surestore DAT8 Drive (HP C1533A) I think it should be Dantz Retrospect v4.0, although

Re: Installation of OS7.6 on an IIci - Freezing at the end of installation ?

ot;, as opposed to coming back to a installation > screen - it just hangs, by pressing the rest button on the back of the IIci > & the IIci restarts, it boots into OS7.6 with no problems. ~ I just tried that this morning with your results. We'll need to see if it&#x

Re: Installation of OS7.6 on an IIci - Freezing at the end of installation ?

button on the back of the IIci & the IIci restarts, it boots into OS7.6 with no problems. I have tried this with various combinations ; 8 Mb Memory with No Cache Card with 80Mb Apple HDD 128Mb with No Cache Card with 80Mb Apple HDD 8 Mb Memory with Cache Card with 80Mb Apple HDD 128Mb with C

Re: Installation of OS7.6 on an IIci - Freezing at the end of installation ?

on 9/19/04 7:39 AM, Geraint Searle - Web at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Old Technology - Installing OS7.6 on an IIci ; > > Has anyone experienced this problem ? > > I have installed OS 7.5.3 with 7.5.5 update with this system & it doesn't > experience the same problem

Installation of OS7.6 on an IIci - Freezing at the end of installation ?

Old Technology - Installing OS7.6 on an IIci ; Setup : Apple Macintosh IIci with 128Mb, DayStar Cache Card with 2.0Gb Seagate (Apple) SCSI HDD with Asante MCN1B Nubus Network Card with Apple External CD600e CD-ROM Drive. New Replacement Motherboard has been fitted & no more "Time

What is the best Nubus Video Card that can Drive a SVGA Monitor via Apple to SVGA Adpater in an Apple Macintosh IIci ?

My question is as follows ; Q1) What is the best Nubus Card for an Apple Macintosh IIci that can drive an Normal SVGA monitor @ 640 x 480 via an Apple to SVGA Adapter ? I know this is Old Technology, but would appreciate any advice. Look forward to your response. Kind Regards Geraint Searle

Re: Problems with Formating an Seagate ST32151N with an Apple Macintosh IIci & OS7.5/7.6 + Anubis 2.54

> Any Ideas of how I can fix this, Assume a New Motherboard ? If you think a IIci is worth fixing, then I nearly think that's your only practical course of action. -- Compact Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low End Mac <http://lowendmac.com/l

Re: Problems with Formating an Seagate ST32151N with an Apple Macintosh IIci & OS7.5/7.6 + Anubis 2.54

install of Apple Macintosh System 7.6 from CD with no problems. I have tried a 80Mb HDD (Apple Drive) in the Apple Macintosh IIci & perform the same operation & the IIci is now reporting "Sorry, A System Error Occurred. Bus Error, To Temporary turn off Extensions, restart and hold down the s

Re: Problems with Formating an Seagate ST32151N with an Apple Macintosh IIci & OS7.5/7.6 + Anubis 2.54

First question: can you used any hard drive in this computer successfully? If not, you may have a computer hardware problem. But assuming it's just this drive... > 1. Received an Seagate ST32151N from a Supplier that hade already > pre-formatted. Technically, all drives a pre-formatted at the fac

Problems with Formating an Seagate ST32151N with an Apple Macintosh IIci & OS7.5/7.6 + Anubis 2.54

Here is the set-up of the hardware that I have ; - 1 x Apple Macintosh IIci - 8 x 16Mb 30 pin SIMMS (70ns) - 1 x Seagate ST32151N 50pin Hard Disk Drive with Apple Logo - 1 x External Apple CD-ROM 600e I having problems with Formatting an Seagate ST32151N with an Apple Macintosh

Re: IIci or IIsi - Is there a Converter ?

ue colours, max resolution 1600x1200 and has a system power on button and 2 USB ports to an Apple Macintosh IIci or IIsi with an Adpator Converter (Is there such one ?). Whilst it may not work with the built-in video on the IIci or IIsi, the monitor should work with a decent 24bit NuBus video card plus

Re: Fit an Apple 17" Studio Display Monitor to an Apple Macintosh IIci or IIsi - Is there a Converter ?

isplay > with built in colorsync to maintain true colours, max resolution 1600x1200 > and has a system power on button and 2 USB ports to an Apple Macintosh IIci > or IIsi with an Adpator Converter (Is there such one ?). > > Many Thanks > > Geraint Searle -- Compact Macs is

Fit an Apple 17" Studio Display Monitor to an Apple Macintosh IIci or IIsi - Is there a Converter ?

Is it possible to connect an Apple 17" Studio Display Monitor with See Through Casing - 17" (16-inch viewable) Natural Flat Diamondtron CRT display with built in colorsync to maintain true colours, max resolution 1600x1200 and has a system power on button and 2 USB ports to an Apple Maci

cam utility for SE/30 or IIci?

Greetings; I have a use for my old SE/30 (7.5.5) or a IIci plus my old Quickcam (I have greyscale and color models, something should work on the SE)- I need to grab photos if/when someone enters a laboratory room. IIRC the old QuickCAM software would take photos in that situation, but I

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

>or the names so I can scour ebay for them? > >-Joe Go to eBay's Apple category, and enter the word daystar into the search engine. To be more thorough also do searchs on the word iisi and the word se/30. But it takes patience, those puppies don't s

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

so does anyone have soemthing that I could get this to work with? or the names so I can scour ebay for them? -Joe There are 2 PDS slot adapters that will work. 1..The one made for the SE/30, which is extremely rare. 2..The one made for the IIsi, which is less rare. It is buggy in the SE/30, but

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

>I did a little research and I guess I need an adapter to use the daystar >turbo 040 in my SE/30? is this correct? If so does anyone have the >adapter I need and want to sell it? > >-Joe There are 2 PDS slot adapters that will work. 1..The one made for the SE/30, which is extremely rare. 2..The

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

I did a little research and I guess I need an adapter to use the daystar turbo 040 in my SE/30? is this correct? If so does anyone have the adapter I need and want to sell it? -Joe The best thing to hit the internet in years - Jun

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

sorry I made a misake, let me cler this up, I meant will a card that fits the cache slot in a IICI, like a daystar 040 upgrade card, work in the exspoansion plug of the SE/30 (whats this plug calle danyways?) um, maybe that's still confusing, I found a daystar 040 upgrade card labled ina box

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 22:33:43 -0700 From: Joe WF Runnels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I realized that the SE/30 is a lot liek the II CI, and I took the ram from my IICI and put it in my SE/30 to bring it to 8Mb and was wondering if the cache card of the IICI will work in my SE/30? the socket look

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

on 6/13/03 10:33 PM, Joe WF Runnels at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I realized that the SE/30 is a lot liek the II CI, and I took the ram > from my IICI and put it in my SE/30 to bring it to 8Mb and was wondering > if the cache card of the IICI will work in my SE/30? > > the so

Re: Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

There's no slot on the SE/30 mobo for the cache card. The slot on the SE/30 mobo that looks like cache is where the rom simm sets. Steve > I realized that the SE/30 is a lot liek the II CI, and I took the ram > from my IICI and put it in my SE/30 to bring it to 8Mb and was wonderi

Mac IICI rom in SE/30?

I realized that the SE/30 is a lot liek the II CI, and I took the ram from my IICI and put it in my SE/30 to bring it to 8Mb and was wondering if the cache card of the IICI will work in my SE/30? the socket looks very similar if not identical... -Joe

Re: IIci ROM SIMM in SE/30

>Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 14:36:49 -0800 >From: Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Jeff Walthers and I have been working on making IIci ROM SIMMS from scratch. >The first prototype is built and working in one of my SE/30's. >Jeff did the hard part and I supplied the dum

IIci ROM SIMM in SE/30.

Hi Listers, Jeff Walthers and I have been working on making IIci ROM SIMMS from scratch. The first prototype is built and working in one of my SE/30's. Jeff did the hard part and I supplied the dumb labor (Which I'm good at. :-) Funny thing is, the SIMM won't work in a IIci! (

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

At 18:24 -0600 on 13/01/03, Jeff Walther wrote: >Has anyone tried contacting Gary Dailey of Daystar Technology? He's >running a three or four person company supporting and repairing some >of the old Daystar and XLR8 products. He worked for both companies AFAIK he isn't working in that capacity

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

>I have a bunch of Atmel AT49F010 on hand, which is what I plan to >use. The one of three types of SE/30 ROM simms that has identifable 128X8 ROMS are Mask ROMs in an SOIC-32 package. Do you have 128X8 EPROMS in that package? >I guess the only thing that could trip this up, is if there is >some s

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

I wrote: >>Sure would be great if that info were available somewhere. >Jeff Walther wrote: >Has anyone tried contacting Gary Dailey of Daystar Technology? We hereby appoint you! :-) Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Supp

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

>Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 11:57:25 -0800 >From: Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>I saw this: >>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4610&item=2087361728 >>on Ebay. >>Anyone else have one of these in their SE/30? Does yours have one or >>two chips installed? >>Jeff Walther > >Mine has o

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

>Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 08:19:39 -0800 >From: Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>This seems to make it much more difficult to adapt the IIci ROMs to >>the SE/30. >>Jeff Walther > >I have seen 3 variations of the SE/30 rom simms. >On two of the three I was ab

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

>I saw this: >http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4610&item=2087361728 >on Ebay. >Anyone else have one of these in their SE/30? Does yours have one or >two chips installed? >Jeff Walther Mine has only one chip installed and it works with all the various accelerator configuratio

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

I wrote: >My IIsi ROM simm has Apple part number 341S0820 series, >which are base ROM part number N27C010-120V10 which is (128K X 8). > The package is SOIC-32. Correction, the package on these is PLCC-32, not SOIC-32 >Assuming the IIci ROMS are (128K X 8), And I just checked, th

Correctiion: Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

I wrote: >All the above info is at > Well now, that was kinda stupid wasn't it? It's actually Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac

Re: IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

>This seems to make it much more difficult to adapt the IIci ROMs to the SE/30. >Jeff Walther I have seen 3 variations of the SE/30 rom simms. On two of the three I was able to identify the base part number of the chips: 1..Apple part numbers HN62321 series.. base ROM part number HN6231,

IIci to SE/30 ROM and Daystar Adapter

Going back to a thread a few weeks ago... I picked up an extra IIci motherboard (brand new, or at least unused and still sealed) for $3, because I didn't want to pull the ROMs from my IIci. So I guess I'll pull the ROMs from my old motherboard and use this new one. Anyway, my p

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 12:26 AM, Marten van de Kraats wrote: > No. 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 was the first with ppc code. You can't run an os > without any ppc code on a ppc. Surely it will still run 68k code, therefore theoretically you can? -- Mark Benson Vintage Macs List Nanny aka

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

At 00:06 +0100 on 16/04/02, Mark Benson wrote: >Of course they do 7.5 was the >first PPC OS, duh. Actually, 7.1.2 was :) the pickle FAQ Software Archive __

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

> >> No. 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 was the first with ppc code. You can't run an os >> without any ppc code on a ppc. > > Just out of curiosity I checked my PPC 7.1.2 disk images for PPC code, > using PowerPCheck, and I couldn't find any PPC code. > The 68K emulator is in ROM for the PowerPCs. I heard

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

>No. 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 was the first with ppc code. You can't run an os >without any ppc code on a ppc. Just out of curiosity I checked my PPC 7.1.2 disk images for PPC code, using PowerPCheck, and I couldn't find any PPC code. Gamba -- Compact Macs is spons

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

No. 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 was the first with ppc code. You can't run an os without any ppc code on a ppc. On dinsdag, april 16, 2002, at 01:08 , Scott Holder wrote: > At 12:06 AM 4/16/2002 +0100, you wrote: >> Of course they do 7.5 was >> the >> first PPC OS, duh. > > I seem to recall the 6100/7100/

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

>Of course they do 7.5 was the >first PPC OS, duh. >Mark Benson There was/is a PPC version of 7.1.2. I have it. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by and... SPECIAL LIST PRICES - Replacement Apple CDROMs from $19.99, MacOS 8.5 C

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

At 12:06 AM 4/16/2002 +0100, you wrote: >Of course they do 7.5 was the >first PPC OS, duh. I seem to recall the 6100/7100/8100s would run some version of 7.1. I think 7.5 was the first with any PPC code though. Scott Holder -- Compact Macs is sponsored by and... SPE

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 11:07 PM, the pickle wrote: > At 23:01 +0100 on 15/04/02, Mark Benson wrote: > >> On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 07:36 PM, Gamba wrote: >> along with System 7.5 or higher? the pickle >>> >>> And is the OS 7.5 or higher a universal install for all Macs? >> >

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

At 23:01 +0100 on 15/04/02, Mark Benson wrote: >On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 07:36 PM, Gamba wrote: > >>> along with System 7.5 or higher? >>> the pickle >> >> And is the OS 7.5 or higher a universal install for all Macs? > >Like 7.1, it depends on how new the Mac is. Some PowerMacs require an >

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 07:36 PM, Gamba wrote: >> along with System 7.5 or higher? >> the pickle > > And is the OS 7.5 or higher a universal install for all Macs? Like 7.1, it depends on how new the Mac is. Some PowerMacs require an enabler IIRC. I don't know about the 601 cards. -- Ma

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

>along with System 7.5 or higher? >the pickle And is the OS 7.5 or higher a universal install for all Macs? Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by and... SPECIAL LIST PRICES - Replacement Apple CDROMs from $19.99, MacOS 8.5 CD $79.9

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

At 09:36 -0700 on 15/04/02, Snook, John R wrote: >Got this off ebay. It arrived with the turbo 601 loose in the IIci. When I >put it back together it would not boot with the turbo 601 card installed. It >made a real fast startup chime and that's it. The IIci does work with a 040

Re: Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

>I want this card to work! What can I do? >johnsn Gregg Eshelman over on the vintage list is the expert on that. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by and... SPECIAL LIST PRICES - Replacement Apple CDROMs from $19.99, MacOS 8.5 CD

Turbo 601 in a IIci doesn't work

Got this off ebay. It arrived with the turbo 601 loose in the IIci. When I put it back together it would not boot with the turbo 601 card installed. It made a real fast startup chime and that's it. The IIci does work with a 040 card. I want this card to work! What can I do? johnsn -- Co

Re: Modem IIci worries....

On Friday, April 12, 2002, at 06:26 PM, the pickle wrote: > Mine never had any problem with 28.8, but I haven't tried it with 56K > due > to my lack of a working 56K modem at the moment... Well, y'all find out when I get the IIci in a few weeks :). If it doesn't wor

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

- Original Message - From: "louisa sher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games > IOMEGA ZIP DRIVERS > i only need to do the above once, to get iomega drivers onto the machine. > http://members.nbci.com/macdrivers/ > anyon

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

on 7/9/01 3:03 AM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > BUT would a normal powermac floppy drive, be able to read a disk i've > formatted in my SE? Any beige PowerMac will read 800k drives. The external USB ones for later floppy-less Macs won't read them. -- Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

Compact Macs wrote... >From: louisa sher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games > >anyone feel like assuring me that the Iomega Zip Driver v4.2 (48 k) really >does work "on a Mac+ up if installed manually into system." &

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

Somekey-E? - Original Message - From: "THX 1138" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Compact Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 9:28 AM Subject: Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games > For setting up the Zip drivers, I have been

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

On Mon, 09 Jul 2001 louisa sher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> quoth: >IOMEGA ZIP DRIVERS >i only need to do the above once, to get iomega drivers onto the machine. >http://members.nbci.com/macdrivers/ >anyone feel like assuring me that the Iomega Zip Driver v4.2 (48 k) really >does work >"on a Mac+ up if in

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

lder...? Yes, and under System 6 there's just a System Folder to worry about :) >last question! can older games, such as for the IIci work on a System 6 SE? Most, but not all, games that will run on a IIci will be fine on an SE. p __

Re: transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

If you had e-mail set up on the SE couldn't you just e-mail the drivers to the SE as attachments?? I do it all the time, e-mail D/L pages from y webtv to Mac. Seems to work for me. -- Compact Macs is sponsored by and... Save on Mac software -- Shop Software Ou

transferring to SE, zip drivers, IIci games

anually means dragging it to the systems or extensions folder...? IIci GAMES last question! can older games, such as for the IIci work on a System 6 SE? l. -- do what you are doing -- Compact Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Save on Mac software -- Shop Softw