>
>I'm just now starting work on a Takky. I got sidetracked a bit and
>assembled a "MacMess". All the wiring and other stuff is just sitting in
>the middle of my floor with a 6500 mobo stuck on the harness. It runs :)
>
>Would that be considered a Compact? ;)
>
>Scott Holder
>
>
"Flat-out" Comp
My experience was different:
I recently purchased 4 16MB simms from sunguk on ebay. They arrived promptly
and are currently operating in my SE/30. I have also purchased other items
from him in the past with no problems.
I have no connection with the seller or the merchandise other than as a
sa
At 23:13 -0700 on 28/04/02, Bill Brown wrote:
>Yup! However, all eight sticks of RAM must be of the low profile variety.
>Often, RAM removed from the BIG Quadras is to high a profile to fit in an
>SE/30. From a Quadra 700, I dunno. But you gotta check it out.
The 700 requires even lower-profile
Yo compacters everywhere,
Lister "Gregory Gosson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asks:
>Can anyone tell me the maximum amount of RAM a Mac SE/30 can handle? Can it
>handle 128MB of RAM?
Yup! However, all eight sticks of RAM must be of the low profile variety. Often, RAM
removed from the BIG Quadras is to
At 09:29 PM 4/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>An SE/30 is a great, great machine. I love mine!
>
>The "Mac Plus+" project is the project of mine to put a greyscale VGA
>display and a fast motherboard, plus other goodies, into a Mac Plus
>form factor/case with the absolute minimum disturbance of the out
>Well, I am new to the list so I am not up on the Mac Plus+ project. I just
>won the Mac auction just this morning. I am an avowed PC person and have
>been for years, but I always had an interest in the old small form factor
>systems.
>
>Here is the Mac system I won.
>
>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eB
Tyler Punky Smith wrote:
> No, I wouldn't bid on those. I bid on a previous auction, and won a
> set, and tried and tried to contact the seller (sunguk) to arrange
> shipping and got no response. Good thing I diddn't pay him with
> PayPal like he suggests!
I bought a bunch of those from Sunguk--
Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Compact Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 9:03 PM
Subject: Re: Mac SE/30 Maximum RAM
> >Thanks for the warning! I went back and checked his feedback and it
looks
> >pretty good with several thousand thing
> Tyler ...and tried and tried to contact the seller (sunguk) to arrange
I agree that "he" can be unresponsive ...I suspect that's because his
command of English isn't all that good. I seem to recall in my original
correspondence with him (it's a "them", really, these days I think) noting
that fa
>Thanks for the warning! I went back and checked his feedback and it looks
>pretty good with several thousand things sold. I guess I will risk the $15
>bucks for now. If he comes through with the first set I will email about
>one more. He has several hundred sets so it should not be a problem
he
is legit.
Greg
- Original Message -
From: "Tyler Punky Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Compact Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 8:36 PM
Subject: Re: Mac SE/30 Maximum RAM
> Yes, it will take 128MB, though I can't guaran
> Greg - ...the maximum amount of RAM a Mac SE/30 can handle? ...Does this
auction look like RAM an SE/30
Yes, the SE/30 "handles" 128MB of RAM just fine. You will need the control
panel "Mode 32" to use this RAM, available from the Apple FTP site.
Alternatively, you can pick up a IIfx (or a IIs
Yes, it will take 128MB, though I can't guarantee it because I don't
actually HAVE a 128MB SE/30.
Yes, that's the sort of RAM you need to take your SE/30 up to 128MB.
Yes, taking an SE/30 up to 128MB is worthwhile (if you intend to run
a UNIX on it, anyway)
No, I wouldn't bid on those. I bid
Can anyone tell me the maximum amount of RAM a Mac SE/30 can handle? Can it
handle 128MB of RAM?
I just won the unit on an Ebay auction and now am looking to get additional
RAM and a network card for it. Does this auction look like RAM an SE/30 can
actually use?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP
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