Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

What System version were you using? It has happened the same to me using a clean System 7 boot disk, so I think Sim020 is compatible only with System 6. It could be also a conflict with other INIT/CDEV... If you're using System 6 try to disable all other extensions and enable it one after other - y

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

I know this is going back on this thread a little bit, but I tried Sim020 on my SE a couple of months ago. When its icon appeared during the boot sequence, I would get a system error message. The message disappeared when I restarted and disabled Sim020 with extension manager. Anyone have any ide

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

At 09:41 AM 6/12/2003 -0700, you wrote: Whaaa...? There's a PC emulator that runs on an 8MHz Mac?!!!?!! What's it emulate, an 8086? I have my 6100 running PCx (see www.emulation.net, then google-search the file name to download, they got a bad link), and I'm desperately trying to find a copy of

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Ok... well, I'm using a 28.8 Kb modem... but I set it to 14400 bps on the control panel that's ok... right? Randal --- Pilot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Simple... use FreePPP... that's all I ever knew > existed for Mac... either that or your modem doesn't > like your Classic... the port only

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Yeah, it's Virtual... but on my Classic... under 6.0.8 it doesn't show up in the Control Panel, and in 7.5NE, it says "This control panel cannot be used on this Macintosh" or something like that... *sigh*... I look elsewhere. I strongly suggest everybody running System 6 (or just simply running

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Simple... use FreePPP... that's all I ever knew existed for Mac... either that or your modem doesn't like your Classic... the port only goes to 19.6kbps or something like that, I heard. So don't go using a 56k modem heh And if you want some extra RAM (2 sticks of 1mb) to add to your Classic

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Whaaa...? There's a PC emulator that runs on an 8MHz Mac?!!!?!! What's it emulate, an 8086? I have my 6100 running PCx (see www.emulation.net, then google-search the file name to download, they got a bad link), and I'm desperately trying to find a copy of Windows 3.1 to feed my Windows 95 upgrad

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

>Virtual. That's what you're thinking of. Virtual requires PMMU. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info:

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

>Sim020 simulates most instructions from 68020's instruction set because >the 68000 >is designed so it can emulate a bigger instruction set than its native >one. But it >can't simulate the PMMU of the 68020, with its addressing and virtual memory >capabilities. So if I'm not very wrong, it's imposs

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Hi, Compacters! Scott Holder ha escrito: > That's the real question, whether Sim020 actually emulates the missing > instructions, or just makes software thing it's an 020 to see if they'll > run anyway. There was probably plenty of software that didn't actually need > an '020, but just checked fo

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

But didn't Connectix make a "RAM Doubler" program for the 68000 machines. I wanna say it was called something like "virtua" perhaps? ... There WAS a product called OptiMem, which I think worked on older Macs. Sadly, I don't have it and can't find it in a quick sniff on the stinkernet, but my car

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Ok... I fixed the problem by switching to multifinder(i'm so stupid :)...) thanks for you help on that... As for the PPP, I sorta fixed that... I still have problems however... Whenever I try to connect with PPP, I always get these messages in the following order: Checking for modem, initializi

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

At 04:29 PM 6/11/2003 -0700, you wrote: Fourth... come on. There is no need to disable MultiFinder... and no WAY to disable Finder itself. The only people who need to disable MultiFinder are people using WAY old Macs (128, 512, Plus, etc). We've got Classics... We're cool people :-) . A Classic

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

At 07:22 PM 6/11/2003 -0700, you wrote: Really? Well, when Sim020 (is that the name anyway?) is running, MacEnvy says I have a 68020 CPU... so if the program tries executing 020 instructions, theoretically Sim020 would intercept and interpret them... right? Making it run like a normal (but VEEER

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

rating system ever made. It is more inspiring for creative people than any other operating system ever made. It's nicer and easier to work with than any other operating system ever made." I believe it. > > >From: Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Subject: Re: Macintosh Classi

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

>From: Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: Macintosh Classic Internet > >>Second, if RAM Doubler only runs on 68020+ CPUs (right? not a 68000?), get >>>Sim020. > >Sim020 won't let the 68000 use RamDoubler, no way. >Kinda like making gold out o

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Perfect idea! That concept completely slipped my mind... USE multifinder! I forgot that when in single-finder mode, yes, the current app DOES use all RAM, and if you're used to Sys >=7, it'll look like, yeah... the Finder uses way too much ram... Solution: click the Hard Disk (once), Special, Set

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Really? Well, when Sim020 (is that the name anyway?) is running, MacEnvy says I have a 68020 CPU... so if the program tries executing 020 instructions, theoretically Sim020 would intercept and interpret them... right? Making it run like a normal (but VEEERY slow) 020? > >Second, if RAM Doubler

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Hi, Randal. I don't know why you are getting an "out of memory" error, but I have a few ideas that may be of use. Even with MultiFinder activated (and a good amount of disk cache!), my Classic's System+Finder doesn't take much more than 600 Kb of RAM. This leaves me with about 3.4 Mb of free memor

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

>Second, if RAM Doubler only runs on 68020+ CPUs (right? not a 68000?), get >>Sim020. Sim020 won't let the 68000 use RamDoubler, no way. Kinda like making gold out of lead. Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low En

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

First of all, I'm a fast learner. This is a > ONE MB (the only flavor they come in) RAM card, with > extra slots for RAM modules (the one I have in mine, > up to 4mb): That's what I thought... __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

.. ugh. > That is what I meant. I stand with head bowed, humbly corrected. > > -Original Message- > From: Gamba [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 2:20 PM > To: Compact Macs > Subject: Re: Macintosh Classic Internet > > > >What do you

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

> I stand with head bowed, humbly corrected. While you're at it, please stop including footers in quotes. :-) Gamba -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac C

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

That is what I meant. I stand with head bowed, humbly corrected. -Original Message- From: Gamba [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 2:20 PM To: Compact Macs Subject: Re: Macintosh Classic Internet >What do you mean by "turning of the finder"? I don&#

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

>What do you mean by "turning of the finder"? I don't know what he means by that, maybe he means turn off the Multifinder, which can be done in "Set Startup" in one of menu pulldowns. A neat way to gain memory in a machine like that with system 6 is to use the FaberFinder 4.14 minifinder instead

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

ram. I > have two Classics with > this card installed. Finder can be turned off. > Unfortunately, my sucking at > typing cannot. > > -Original Message- > From: Randal Du [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:44 PM > To: Compact Macs &

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Subject: Re: Macintosh Classic Internet Thanks for your immediate response... Actually... I do have the 2MB memory expansion card on my Classic as I have 2MB of RAM... What do you mean by "turning of the finder"? Also, doesn't RAM Doubler only work on Macs w/ 8 megs of RAM o

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

Thanks for your immediate response... Actually... I do have the 2MB memory expansion card on my Classic as I have 2MB of RAM... What do you mean by "turning of the finder"? Also, doesn't RAM Doubler only work on Macs w/ 8 megs of RAM or more? Randal --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > first, I wou

Re: Macintosh Classic Internet

load, then it will be unavailable. Anyone else? -Original Message- From: Randal Du [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:20 PM To: Compact Macs Subject: Macintosh Classic Internet Ok. Here's my question. How can I change the memory allocations so I could giv

Macintosh Classic Internet

OK. I finally started trying(seriously, not foolishly) getting my Mac Classic as an e-mail machine. I loaded the Classic w/ sys 6.0.7, I'm using PPP 2.0.1, TCP/IP 2.0.6, and Eudora 1.3.1. I configured all of the programs, and I restarted the computer. When the desktop came up, a message saying "PPP