Any chance of a conflict between standard HFS and HFS+ hard disk
formats here? I've happily used SCSI mode between reasonably similar
systems and hardware, but was recently unable to mount my 2300 with
known good cable/adapter/minidock on an LC with OS7.1 and standard
HFS.
You do need the ada
on 9/24/00 9:00 AM, someone claiming to be Frank Cornew at
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> Any chance of a conflict between standard HFS and HFS+ hard disk
> formats here? I've happily used SCSI mode between reasonably similar
> systems and hardware, but was recently unable to mount my 2300 with
> kno
Has anyone any experience with duo 250 screens and the four corners going dark ?. This
happens after about 5/10 minutes of use, does this mean a new screen or is there
another fix??
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If I partitions a 6GIG drive and use the PowerBook in SCSI disk mode will
each partition show up? It seems like it should but I was just wondering.
I'm thinking of partitioning a drive and putting different versions of MacOS
on them to use as emergency boot drives to hook up to other Macs that ar
Mark A. Kippert wrote:
>I'm thinking of partitioning a drive and putting different versions of MacOS
>on them to use as emergency boot drives to hook up to other Macs that are
>having problems.
>
>i.e. OS 8.1 for booting an 86040 machine on one partition while I have OS8.6
>on another partition f
Seem to recall that the duo dock plus manual states that SCSI mode
not possible on the fullsized duo dock plus - it is a minidock thing.
Due to my deficient attention, I am not sure that this point has been
made in this thread.
F.
>If you'd paid attention to this thread, you'd have noticed tha
While we're at it... I'd like to ask a question I've always wanted to
ask: Has anyone ever tried to link a powerbook to a dock (with a PB in
it, of course), or even to link two powerbooks in SCSI Mode? What about
termination in such a case? Apple TIL says that the Duo Series CPUs are
not inter
on 9/24/00 11:45 PM, Edgar Peinelt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is it mandatory then to apply a terminator
> (and on which end of the scsi connection)
Scsi is a pretty sloppy standard. You need termination at both ends, but if
your cable is short enough and moon is full, you can get it to work
Hello,
I just installed OT/PPP and it added a modem control panel. Well it asks
me to select a preset modem from the list. I have the standard internal
apple 14.4 modem in it and cannot find the correct setting. What do I pick
or how do I modify the parameters to make it work.. Thank Y
Josh
How about Spec's on the computer first? What version of OT/PPP? OS of your
computer? Is this a Apple express modem? GEO port? Is your's a PPC..
68K.??
Info Info Info.. baby we need info in order to help you!!
Brandy
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hey john -
it's not as bad as it sounds. i still haven't taken on the trash
issue, but the other duo just started working all of a sudden. it's
still a little buggy, but i am pretty sure it's a software issue. i
put OS 8.1 on cos i couldn't find my 7.6 disc, but i think 7.6.1 is
the way to
startup disk will allow you to pick specific partitions. but the
only way to see if it works is to try try try...
bob
>Mark A. Kippert wrote:
>
> >I'm thinking of partitioning a drive and putting different versions of MacOS
> >on them to use as emergency boot drives to hook up to other Macs th
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