TCP/IP: Logging on to a same or higher OS over Ethernet is easy from OS
7.5.3. With my 500PPC running 7.5.3, with OpenTransport 1.1.1, I can log
on to a G3 running 9.2.2.
I specifically upgraded to 7.5.3 because it seemed pretty complicated to
do that with earlier systems. LocalTalk is easier
Ge' wrote:
Can you now get files onto your 190 with the program association intact?
No, but ...
I wrote some instructions on how to change the FileType if you have
FastFind in your Norton Utilities Toolbox, but do you still need that?
Here's the beginning:
Mac OSes older than OS X use hidden
John, I have 190s and 5300s for my main laptops and I use them all the
time; they are both excellent portable computers for my purposes. My
set-up using different operating systems might be of interest to you. I
don't use anything below OS 7.6.1 on either computer.
1. On both computers OS
Charles Guatney wrote:
...interesting stuff snipped...
You might have better results with a later OS.
Charles,
Maybe you missed the early parts of this thread:
I have a PB190CS with OS7.5.2
I have no browser, decompression utility, or network card in the unit.
I do have Claris Works and Norton
Charles in Georgia writes,
John, I have 190s and 5300s for my main laptops and I use them all the
time; they are both excellent portable computers for my purposes. My
set-up using different operating systems might be of interest to you. I
don't use anything below OS 7.6.1 on either
Just curious. What is the highest OS a 5300 can run on? (mine has 8.5
which is working out well, but I'm curious)
9.1 is the last OS for non-G3s PPC machines IIRC.
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On Apr 25, 2005, at 10:16 AM, Yersinia wrote:
Just curious. What is the highest OS a 5300 can run on? (mine has 8.5
which is working out well, but I'm curious)
OS 9.1
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On Apr 25, 2005, at 10:36 AM, Fabian Fang wrote:
On Apr 25, 2005, at 10:16 AM, Yersinia wrote:
Just curious. What is the highest OS a 5300 can run on? (mine has 8.5
which is working out well, but I'm curious)
OS 9.1
Well, 'run' in the computer usage term. In real life it's more like
'crawl
Well, 'run' in the computer usage term. In real life it's more like
'crawl slowly' ;-) My 5300 with 9.1 would take 5 minutes to boot up.
Yeah, you really want to use the system that gives your machine the
best performance.
Having all the bells whistles is a drag if they crawl like
molasses,
Bruce Johnson writes,
Well, 'run' in the computer usage term. In real life it's more like
'crawl slowly' ;-) My 5300 with 9.1 would take 5 minutes to boot up.
and Geoffrey Davis writes,
Yeah, you really want to use the system that gives your machine the best
performance.
Having all the bells
John Perry wrote:
Hi, all,
I'm still struggling with this 190cs.
I realized yesterday that linux can read just about any filesystem out
there,...
SUCCESS! One of the list members working with me off-list finally
figured out what was wrong and sent me the information I needed to get
it fixed.
SUCCESS! One of the list members working with me off-list finally
figured out what was wrong and sent me the information I needed to
get it fixed.
What was the problem, John? Or better yet, what was the fix?
gwd
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Is there a Stuffit installer on your OS 8 install disk?
Look in all of the folders
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Fluxstringer wrote:
Is there a Stuffit installer on your OS 8 install disk?
Look in all of the folders
I don't have any OS8 install disks. I downloaded the OS8.1 updates, and
found out later, reading the instructions, that I will have to buy an
OS8.0 system before I can install it.
In any
John K. Perkins Jr. wrote:
If the filename has .bin at the end of it you have to use StuffIt Expander
to decode the files. I can send it to you if you don't have it.
Well, I found a copy of Stuffit5.5, which Allume says will run on
7.5.2. However, it's a .sit file, which the web says is yet
: Can't install 7.5.3
Hi, all,
I'm still struggling with this 190cs.
I realized yesterday that linux can read just about any filesystem out
there, so I looked through the man pages, and, sure enough, there was
the hfs filesystem -- it just wasn't turned on in the default
configurations. So I
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