Well, I went ahead and tried it, and it works. Kinda.
First I tried copying everything that seemed to be related... But that
didn't work at all.
So, finally, I moved 7.5.5's Extensions and CPLs out of the System
Folder and copied 8.1's in. Rebooted. Went fine from there, so loaded
Netscape.
Scott,
I did recall having to copy a few additional files
from 8.1 in order to get more stability with OT.
I believe I updated some or most of the Appletalk
extensions and control panels in kind of a
hit-and-miss sort of way. I wish I would have
documented my final configuration. I think I also
Greetings!
I have been reading the Quadlist for a little while now, choosing to lurk
and learn for a bit before posting here.
I see little to no talk regarding the Quadra 700 thus far on this list. Is
this particular CPU just not popular here, or have I just not been lurking
here for a long
As far as I'm concerned, the usefulness of a machine is what use you
make of it. There are people using Road Apples quite happily, not
caring what other people think or have said about their machines.
It sounds to me like you have a perfectly nice setup. The Q700 was one
of the first (if not the
The Q700 and Q900 were the first Quadras. As such there may not be
as many of them as later models hence fewer questions. It's a
perfectly good Quadra. To me it's only determents are 30 pin SIMM
RAM and lack of a CD-ROM bay. While later Qs can have memory
expanded beyond 68M that is
I see little to no talk regarding the Quadra 700
thus far on this list. Is
Let's see a little Q700 luv!
Seriously, I dig my Q700, it makes a nice addition to
my two Q840's and my PM8500. I use it quite a bit for
surfing and development (right now I'm writing
HyperCard 2.2 apps on it).
I have a Performa 630CD DOS Compatible system. I need
to find out where/if I can get parts for so I can play
with it too. No CD, No Harddrive, No floppy drive, and
I think there is some kind of tray for them to mount.
I am not a Mac user, wanting to learn. Any help would
be great.
I suppose for those that are not on 68kMLA, AppleFritter or Vintage
Macs I should post a link to my first hack. You can just read all about
it in the AppleFritter forums and look at the pretty pictures. It's all
explained there.
http://www.applefritter.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/
On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 18:50 Europe/London, Wade Rackley wrote:
Greetings!
Hello :).
But am I missing some fatal flaw that would make me want to migrate to
another '040?
The hell no :). I think you are making very good use of an old machine
and, while it's not exactly a
On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 21:29 Europe/London, vicki wrote:
1. can i stick 4 x 512 vram chips in.and will they only be recognised
as 256.
Got it in 1. It says this in the service manual, which I have read in
excruciating detail!
2.what is the hdd max size i can fit.
Well I have a
On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 23:04 Europe/London, Mark Benson wrote:
http://www.applefritter.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/
YaBB.pl?board=hacks;action=display;num=1032846091
Sorry. Bloody mail program.
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At 21:29 +0100 on 25/09/02, vicki wrote:
1. can i stick 4 x 512 vram chips in.and will they only be recognised as 256.
As long as they're 80ns or faster, they should work fine. Check GURU to see if
the 840 will read all 2MB VRAM but I don't think it does.
2.what is the hdd max size i can fit.
You are right, apart from obtaining a hard disk (IDE) for it, ditto a CD
drive (SCSI!) and a floppy drive, you will also need sleds for all these.
Alternatively, in the meantime, just to get the thing working, you could
stuff the drives in their holes and secure them with blu-tak, sellotape
On 9/24/02 6:01 PM, Quadlist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But is there a
downloadable guide to writing Applescript somewhere, on the Apple website or
elsewhere? Where is there some documentation on it, for the average user?
I have the book Applescript for Dummies - very good! :)
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