I had a similar problem a while back. I think a clean
reinstall did the trick. Also, do you have the latest
firewire drivers from Apple (2.8.1)?
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I hope someone on the list can help as I have pretty much exhausted my
capabilities. I have a six year old Low Profile PowerCenter 150 upgraded
with a Sonnet G3, 350MHz running MacOS 9.1. It has 256 Mb RAM and the
original 2Gb IBM hard drive, CD-ROM drive and floppy drive. It has an
external 4Gb ha
'kay, ATA/IDE controller cards come in variety of speeds (i.e., 66, 133,
etc.).
133 is "fastest." But in our machines, with SCSI bus issues and such, does
it really matter what speed ATA controller and ATA drive you install? Is 133
worth it, or a pitiful and wasted folly?
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The other day I was adjust my monitor resolution in OS9.1 and I set the
resolution and refresh too high so my monitor just displays a warning. How
can I get around this problem. I tried using OS9 install CD but it requires
the monitor extension to be loaded. I have tried zapping my PRAM and afte
I found a Performa 6116cd in a box I expected to contain a Performa 6290cd.
It is in new, unused condition. I fired it up and checked it out and it is
all good. I put in a couple of 8 mg ramsticks and a 256k cache, and for good
measure, I put in a pram battery I thought to be good but wanted to che
The internal and external scsi bus are distinct separate buses. You will need
termination for both.
Both end of each scsi bus must be terminated. The internal scsi bus is already
terminated on one end (on the computer) so the last device (physically) on the
bus must have termination (and probably a
I doubt it; it depends on the location in the chain. If you need one,
terminators are relatively inexpensive, especially at you local computer
surplus store ; )
Hans Woesthoff
San Diego CA
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From: Jack Russell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 1
Try this:
Take out the USB card, go through complete start up and shut down. Put the
USB card back and reset the PRAM on start up (or by taking out the battery.)
On advise from one of my colleagues at work, this is what I went through to
make my USB card work.
Hans Woesthoff
San Diego CA
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 01:28 PM, Patrick McCarthy wrote:
> no SCSI issues that I'm aware of. Does the Seagate
> come with built in termination?
As my memory serves it has self termination, however, the Seagate web
site will have all the specifications. A very nicely done site. You
h
no SCSI issues that I'm aware of. Does the Seagate
come with built in termination? Would the external Zip
drive off the built in SCSI acts as a terminator for
both SCSIs? sorry about all the questions and thanks
for your advice.
--- Jack Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, Januar
I recently moved my USB PCI card to the outermost slot to make room
for my Radeon 7000 card in the center. However, my USB Zip drive is
no longer recognized when I plug it in. It doesn't even make a
whirring sound on startup like it used to. It used to work fine with
the card in the center posi
On 1/29/03 12:29 PM, "Robert H. Baucom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> KC Hundere wrote:
>> have been marginal.I am very unhappy with Intuit, and don't ever want to
>> give them another dollar. Between Quicken and Turbo-Tax, they are gouging
>> Mac users. It works OK in classic mode, but what a
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 12:27 PM, Patrick McCarthy wrote:
> Will it work as a boot drive?
It certainly does as an internal drive in a PTP. It also will as an
external SCSI drive on the same machine. I don't know why PCP would be
any different? However, I have zero experience with an
Will it work as a boot drive?
--- Jack Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 08:34 AM,
> Patrick McCarthy wrote:
>
> > I'm thinking about replacing the original 2gb hard
> > drive on my PCP180 with a 9gb UltraSCSI 80 pin
> seagate
> >
>
drive(http://www.softw
KC Hundere wrote:
>
> >> Installed Jaguar (on a removable 10gb) to play, and everthing came
> >> up functioning well, except there's no support for my Astra 2100U scanner.
>
> My other stumbling block to going to OSX full time is Quicken. I've been
> using it for years, and have paid for several
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 07:45 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an OS 9 question.
> My problem is, I've got two items in the trash that I can't get rid of.
> The finder complains that I can't delete them, because they contain
> items
> that are in use. They are empty folders,
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 08:34 AM, Patrick McCarthy wrote:
> I'm thinking about replacing the original 2gb hard
> drive on my PCP180 with a 9gb UltraSCSI 80 pin seagate
> drive(http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_65gbhdrive.html)
> from Surplus computers. By the looks of it, i will
> nee
I'm thinking about replacing the original 2gb hard
drive on my PCP180 with a 9gb UltraSCSI 80 pin seagate
drive(http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_65gbhdrive.html)
from Surplus computers. By the looks of it, i will
need an 80 to 50pin adapter. Does anyone know if these
drives are compatible with mac
On 1/28/03 11:02 PM, "John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> do the Twin Turbo's work under OS X? I was looking at the software
> download for them and it says not tested with OS X.
>
> anyone else using Twin Turbo video cards with OS X ?
>
They work fine in Jaguar. At first, I had a problem wher
I have an OS 9 question.
In preparation for installing OS X on my old PowerCenterPro, I installed
an additional drive, with two partitions, and to make a long story short,
I had a bunch of system folders scattered over the system. I also did a
bunch of moving applications around, and deleting
Ok. I tried, and it didn't work. :(
I apologize for this long post, but I want to be as clear as possible.
I have a PowerCenter Pro 210 with a Sonnet Tempo 100 IDE controller, and
now a new Radeon 7000 Video Card (which cleared up the problem I wrote
about last week :). My drive setup lo
On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 10:02 PM, John wrote:
> do the Twin Turbo's work under OS X? I was looking at the software
> download for them and it says not tested with OS X.
>
> anyone else using Twin Turbo video cards with OS X ?
>
I use a TT128 (Power Computing OE) in my PTP with 10.1.5,
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