With my list of 53 Macs, I'd like to staple my one and only PC to the
bottom! It's a 1.8ghz AMD something that I never ever use. My 540c sees
more action than that thing.
I seriously haven't even powered it on in like 6 months. I like that!
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I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a chance to
take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors damaged.
What options do I have for rebuilding the
I've got a few Amigas - several 500's and a 1000 (my original Amiga!).
I've got several ST's and a half dozen UNIX workstations as well. I sold
a couple of Commodore 8 bit machines recently (I never really used them)
but I stil have an Atari 800XL, A number of PC's as well - but most of
them
Is there an adapter that will let me plug a Western Digital Enterprise
WDE2170-0003B2 hard drive into the SCSI port on the back of my PB 520?
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Rob wrote:
I've got a few Amigas - several 500's and a 1000 (my original Amiga!).
I've got several ST's and a half dozen UNIX workstations as well. I
sold a couple of Commodore 8 bit machines recently (I never really
used them) but I stil have an Atari 800XL, A number of PC's as well -
but
Last input from me, (since I started this thing!), I think my Kim1 is
the oldest Commodore,
Ah yes, I have a Revision D KIM myself. I wish I had an MOS, but it's
a Commodore KIM.
Okay, all done.
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Rob wrote:
I've got a few Amigas - several 500's and a 1000 (my original
Amiga!). I've got several ST's and a half dozen UNIX workstations
as well. I sold a couple of Commodore 8 bit machines recently (I
never really used them) but I stil have an Atari 800XL, A number of
PC's as well - but
On May 23, 2005, at 7:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if a blank mail came though, darn webmail.
I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a
chance to take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors
On May 23, 2005, at 7:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if a blank mail came though, darn webmail.
I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a
chance to take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors
Wow, lessee...
In order of age...
IIci - w/the '040 card and composite video out. Sys 6!
Portable - Currently dead (blown resistor on board).
Plus - Movers cracked the case, damaged the analog.
PowerBook 100 - Works... sorta (screen needs repair).
Centris 660AV - My main video astronomy machine.
OK, I am feeling compelled to participate in this:
Woz ][gs w/ Transwarp Accelerator and SCSI 2.5 card
Apple ][c+ with Apple flat panel display
Prototype Apple Settop box
5 Outbounds from the first to last (the first ones were the coolest by
the way)
Dynamac Magnesium
2 Powerbook 100s
2400c
2
I can't do the count, literally. One large garage outbuilding full, a bedroom
so full I cannot get through it, without climbing over them, then in our
attic/room, I have a mini-museum. I thought, when I retired, I would swap my
stuff on the MacLaunch swap list. Unfortunately, arthritis and
but you haven't got an OutBound!
Ben
My stuff:
Outbound notebook 030 (pre-Powerbook Mac clone)
PowerCenter150 G3/400, 336mb RAM
Beige G3/333, 768mb RAM
PowerMac 7600/150
PowerMac 7600/180
PowerMac 7100/80
Two Beige G3/266
Two IIcis
Three Mac Plusses
SE/30
Performa 631CD
Color Classic
Two
On Monday, May 23, 2005, at 04:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
But a try at using the installer to install just the Os may also fail
if the disk cannot be read or the remaining format can't be latched
onto.
On Monday, May 23, 2005, at 04:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
But a try at using the installer to install just the Os may also
fail if the disk cannot be read or the remaining format can't be
latched onto.
The most obscure Mac that I have is a Fake Sony Mac. It looks like a Mac but it
has two 3.5s underneath the screen. I think it is named, Sony S103, a word
processor which has two z-80 chips in it. Out of all the million websites on
the web, I have found a picture of one. They are begging for a
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