on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
I just tried to use my MacAlly USB card for the first time after a HD
crash last June or so. It comes up on the desktop, but without a
label.
I've tried one device, but it's not recognized. It was a Pen Drive
(Flash) storage device.
Does anyone know if I the card had a special driver? I thou
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
I've got an Adaptec SCSI PC card that came with a Sony CD-ROM drive.
I'd like to use the card on a non-SCSI PC to hook up a MO drive. It
has a PC card connector on one end and a similar one on the CD-ROM
side.
Has anyone seen a SCSI PC Card to SCSI(25 or 50 pin) cable or an
adapter for this s
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
Ok, ok we hear ya, you're comin through loud and clear
> on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
>> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
>> locking cables that s
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
on 10/26/02 2:10 PM, Marc Sira at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> equipment and cables that use the DB-25 connector and just want something
> better than a T or L shaped adaptor, see if you can find one of the short
> locking cables that shipped with the Asante "Mini" EN/SC SCSI-Ethernet
> interface. I
Does anyone know if I the card had a special driver? I thought the
standard OS 8.6 load would support it.
Just Apple's USB support drivers in my case. I think you should
re-install them on top of a standard MacOS 8.6 install, and the MCE
modified version may be mandatory. By the way, I just
on 10/27/02 3:06 PM, Carlson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ok, ok we hear ya, you're comin through loud and clear
Sorry about that - email program problem - said message was could not be
sent - not enough memory. Sorry.
Michael
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A lis
Which card is it?
APA-1460(A, B, C, or D) or APA-1480(A or B)?
All three cables are listed in their online store, Low Density (Centronics
style), High Density (50 pin), and DB25. These cables should work with
either the APA-1460 or the APA-1480.
Go to Adaptec.com, select online store, select por
While I greatly appreciate the hacker's impulse, wouldn't it just make
more sense to buy a 30-pin to 25 or 50 pin external cable? I see these on
eBay regularly for under $10 shipped, seems to me hard to justify the
bother when an entirely satisfactory solution exists for so little cash.
However
Actually, that was problem. I've got a part number, but I couldn't
x-ref on their website.
Then I started looking at the FCC number and it had the model number
embedded in it. FGT1460A.
Should be easier now... ;-)
Thanks...
Which card is it?
APA-1460(A, B, C, or D) or APA-1480(A or B)?
A
I have a question about a Duo 2300c Mobo that I have:
Of the connectors on the board, as labled by the Service Manual ; I figured
out that the TFT connector is for the Active Matrix color screen, but what
does TFT stand for?
Also, there is another connector on the board, labled FSTN. It looks l
At 08:30 PM 10/27/2002 -0500, you wrote:
I have a question about a Duo 2300c Mobo that I have:
Of the connectors on the board, as labled by the Service Manual ; I figured
out that the TFT connector is for the Active Matrix color screen, but what
does TFT stand for?
Also, there is another connect
In a message dated 10/27/2002 8:39:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> It's for the older passive matrix screen. The 2300 board was intended as an
> upgrade to every previous Duo. It has connectors for every possible
> connection including both Active and Passive matrix s
At 09:08 PM 10/27/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Suppose U have a bare Duo Motherboard (210-2300c)what all would U need to
add/do to it to make it work?
(other than the obvious (1) Working HD w/ ribbon connector, (2) LCD screen w/
connector and (3) an AC adapter?)
THanks...
Craig W.
Well, minim
What system are you running on the 3400? I had a similar problem connecting
to my G4 with OSX and found that the IP numbers were not entered correctly.
When I used Network Utility to determine the correct IP I had no problem.
Hope that helps,
Jackie Lund
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Web Designs
http://www.jmlgraphics.co
On Sunday, October 27, 2002, at 11:59 AM, Ralph Mawyer wrote:
I just tried to use my MacAlly USB card for the first time after a HD
crash last June or so. It comes up on the desktop, but without a
label.
I've tried one device, but it's not recognized. It was a Pen Drive
(Flash) storage devi
Have you tried this page:
http://www.macally.com/techsupport/drivers.html
Tom
on 10/27/02 10:40 PM, Rick Banuelos at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Sunday, October 27, 2002, at 11:59 AM, Ralph Mawyer wrote:
>
>> I just tried to use my MacAlly USB card for the first time after a HD
>> crash l
on 10/27/02 9:40 PM, Rick Banuelos at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Sunday, October 27, 2002, at 11:59 AM, Ralph Mawyer wrote:
>
>> I just tried to use my MacAlly USB card for the first time after a HD
>> crash last June or so. It comes up on the desktop, but without a
>> label.
>>
>> I've t
I seem to remember an earlier version, I think it was 1.3.5, when I
had my
first 2400 cardbus enabled at MCE...MCE gave them to
me...unfortunately I
don't have them anymore...but I remember they were more stable then the
1.4.1 version...and MCE recommended 1.3.5 over the 1.4.1...anybody have
them
I seem to remember an earlier version, I think it was 1.3.5, when I
had my
first 2400 cardbus enabled at MCE...MCE gave them to
me...unfortunately I
don't have them anymore...but I remember they were more stable then the
1.4.1 version...and MCE recommended 1.3.5 over the 1.4.1...anybody have
them
Peter,
There seems to be an incompatibility between the NetDock and the Duo 2300. I
have exactly the same problem you describe and over the past year I have
seen several messages from people having the same issue. If you ever find a
solution, please make sure to post it to the list. Good luck.
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