Re: Clean Install from CD?

At 12:17 AM -0500 1/31/03, the pickle wrote: >Clean installs never delete anything, but the extensions will be disabled until >you move them to the new System Folder. I didn't mean delete per se, but moved to "Previous System Folder" folder. So that means that my CD ROM will just shut down as soo

Re: Clean Install from CD?

At 20:46 -0800 on 30/01/03, Terry Graham wrote: >What will happen if I try a clean install from an external >CD ROM, when my FWB software is installed in the System Folder >that will be replaced? > >Will the installer retain the necessary FWB stuff? Clean installs never delete anything, but the e

Clean Install from CD?

Hi Quadrabytes, What will happen if I try a clean install from an external CD ROM, when my FWB software is installed in the System Folder that will be replaced? Will the installer retain the necessary FWB stuff? Should I do an Easy Install instead upgrading the 7.5.3 to 7.6.1? The Apple and the

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

At 20:52 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: >- On 1/30/03 8:27 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >>At 16:41 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: >> >>>- On 1/30/03 4:03 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Mind sharing the part number from one of the chips on the SIMM?

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

- On 1/30/03 8:27 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >At 16:41 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: > >>- On 1/30/03 4:03 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >>>Mind sharing the part number from one of the chips on the SIMM? >> >>NEC SINGAPORE >>D42565405G5 > >Is it possible t

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

At 16:41 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: >- On 1/30/03 4:03 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >>Mind sharing the part number from one of the chips on the SIMM? > >NEC SINGAPORE >D42565405G5 Is it possible that first 5 is really an S? http://www.chipmunk.nl/DRAM/NEC.htm -- the

Re: Newbie questions for LC 575

At 01:56 + on 31/01/03, Mike Evans wrote: >I made a similar gamble in buying a 64MB simm for a 630 dos compatible, >sight unseen (all I knew was it was FPM, which I'd heard was the most >important determinant of success), which sort of succeeded. It didnt work on >the DOS side (was seen as onl

Re: Newbie questions for LC 575

I made a similar gamble in buying a 64MB simm for a 630 dos compatible, sight unseen (all I knew was it was FPM, which I'd heard was the most important determinant of success), which sort of succeeded. It didnt work on the DOS side (was seen as only 16MB), but it was properly recognized on the Mac

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

>>NEC SINGAPORE >>D42565405G5 >>-AGO-7JD >>9939EELO6 - On 1/30/03 4:47 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >Thx. Never seen those before; are all the chips the same? 8 chip/side, double sided, all with D42565405G5, except two I can't view. They're covered with the "do not remove, et

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

At 16:41 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: >- On 1/30/03 4:03 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >>Mind sharing the part number from one of the chips on the SIMM? > >NEC SINGAPORE >D42565405G5 >-AGO-7JD >9939EELO6 Thx. Never seen those before; are all the chips the same? -- the p

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

- On 1/30/03 4:03 PM, the pickle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >Mind sharing the part number from one of the chips on the SIMM? NEC SINGAPORE D42565405G5 -AGO-7JD 9939EELO6 Lou -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Ent

Re: F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

At 12:41 -0700 on 30/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote: >Got it today, installed on the board & it was just a smidge too tall to >clear the backplate screw housing. So I rasped off just less than 1/16" >of the plastic, inserted the Mobo, fired it up & waited for that god >awful bad memory chime. Talk about

F/U: Newbie questions for LC 575

>Coast to Coast Memory has a SNED32U/128/G5V60,128 MEG 72 PIN 60NS SIMM >32*32-60 EDO, 2k refresh, single bank for $26, They're into 'maybe' it >will work on a 575. >All that memory could give me a serious RAM Disk, & soup up browsing on the CC. Well I took a chance on restocking fees & shippin

Re: Off Quadra posting--best list?

At 0:55 -0800 29/01/03, Denny Davis wrote: >>This is a "native" G3 (beige, blue and white, imac?) You would want the >>G-list. > >I am not sure what it is exactly, how would I find out? >I "think" it is a Beige Desktop G3 The point here is: Was your Mac born a G3 or is it a pre G3 PowerMac with a