might work on particular Macintosh hardware'! :-)
But even then we've streched a little!
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DOS cards as found on 630 DOS Compatible Macs were limited to 32 MB
RAM. Try running Win98 in 32 MB RAM :-(
Actually I run Win98SE on an old machine around here which has only 16mb.
But then I am sick! ;-)
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Anyway must stop now, I'm bableing windows nonsense on a mac list, bad me ;-)
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for no miminum.
Although I'm pretty sure that both 98's and me do require a fpu though (but not mmx).
BLAH!!!
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that was just me ;-)
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to the monitor in, which
looks to me like an ariel socket? any idea what this is or how i get it working?
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a few copy protected titles).
Kyle.
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much like the one the other way but with no switchs on it.
Works nice too.
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P.S. Another web browser that is pretty cool in Lynx. Its text only like
Wannabe, but has more features and render modes. There is a 68k version
that some French guy had up for a while, but I've lost track of where you
can get it now. Its main problem is that its a port of a UNIX program.
I had a look on my quadra 800 under linux, and found:
/dev/cdrom - /dev/sr0
/dev/sr0 - /dev/scd0
So I guess my spouting earlier about /dev/sdx was castrated he-cows.
Do you have any /dev/scd*?
If not, maybe your cd hasn't been recognized???
It might also be worth trying booting off a ramdisk
C650, Cd drive problems...
Right i've been playing with it and the problems seem to be down to whats happeningh
in certain os's!
In 7.5.x it's not recognising non mac cds as nothing is installed, that explains part
of it.
Under OS 8 things are OK most of the time, sometimes it just ignores
Lots of really old pro monitors (For CAD/CAM applications) used RGB
connectors. They were 'coax'-looking jacks of the type also used by
so-called 'Thinnet', an Ethernet technology predating 10BT and RJ-45
connectors.
they are called BNC connectors.
Usually, a monitor had three of these jacks,
Hello. I've been using my Quadra 840av to capture
some video clips with the Apple Video Player. It
works well. I transferred the clips to an iMac
ruinning OS 9.2.2 and a beige G3 running OS 8.6. The
clips play well on the newer Quicktime player. I
tried to use them on a PC running XP using
Hello. I've been using my Quadra 840av to capture
some video clips with the Apple Video Player. It
works well. I transferred the clips to an iMac
ruinning OS 9.2.2 and a beige G3 running OS 8.6. The
clips play well on the newer Quicktime player. I
tried to use them on a PC running XP using
Just a few ideas:
1) What flavour of CD is it?
You may find that if it is a Mac CD, linux won't like it - try a
standard format (eg. the debian install CD, if you have one). Yes - I
realise that is probably what you are using but it is worth a try.
It was the debian Cd which read fine under
Having just found if i go down directorys to the Mac OS 8 directory on a
G3 OS 8 cd i have then it will install OS 8 on my C650 (clicking on the install in the
root
fails) I was thinking is OS 8 the best os to run on such a machine?
No question it's gonna be the best using b2 on the pc, but how
Just another quick question,
what is the extension A/Rose for
it get;'s installed by default and crashs the b2 mac emu on my pc ;-)
Kyle.
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The CD drive on my c650 has started to ignore disks?
Any ideas? It worked fine 1 minute and then not the next.
However yesterday it just said bad disk do you want to format it
to everything!
this is weird! just when i was halfway through installing debian as well!
It read the disk to install
Well the playing with the c650s continue,
today a few SCSI drive questions.
1. One drive I was trying to get to work doesn't seem to start when the
computer is switched on. That is it doesn't initialise or make any noise.
However when drive setup scans it it starts! Can I get it to start
Check the jumpers on the drive against the manufacturer's listed settings
and
see if there's something weird enabled.
and for reference what shoudl and what should not be set for use on macs?
One of the drives (that i found the spec for ) has the following
Terminator Power * 2 (to set either
Hey,
Still fiddling with the c650s (a different one to the one that blew a fuse earlier)
and I put 2 * 32 mb simms in it and now it really takes quite a while on power on
before it starts booting (ie when the video springs into action)
Quick question, is this normal, does it check the memory
I know I need Toast or the equivalent, but which version?
3.5.x for 68K. Perhaps 4.x would work if your Q950 was upgraded to PPC.
I believe that Toast 4.12 was the last version to work on 68k.
I certainly use it on 68k, both on real macs and under b2 in windows.
Kyle.
Basilisk II sounds like a winner! I run it on my P3-600, and it does a
pretty good job with it. Too bad they don¹t make it for the MacOS. It
would be really nice to play some of the older games they have on my 9500
without crashing.
You can run it on your mac, though only if you run a *nix on
Hi,
i seem to have a problem using os 7.5.5.
that is I can't
when i install the 7.5.5 update over 7.5.3 i end up with an unbootable system!
I though using the 7.5.5 update was hevially recomended?
oh I am using a centris 650 with 20ish and also 30ish (i have 2)
mb's of ram.
CArrot007.
I am trying to put a new internal SCSI HD inside my Centris 650.
Heh, something i know about i have 3 of them here!
I haven't decided which one to buy yet, the problem is the new drives all
have a internal high density 50 pin female
Actually it's 68 pin afaik.
, and the ribbon cable inside a
There is VERY little room behind the SCSI HD inside the Centris 650.
I havn't got one open at the moment so i can;t say, though i'm pretty sure there would
be enough for an
adaptor. it's about an inch long.
My option is most likely to get an adapter and a 68 pin cable, with the
adapter going
My friend just gave me an Apple Multiple Scan 15 display tonight, but the
cable seems a bit messed up. I have to bend it in an awkward position to
get color, and if I don't it stays in a monochrome green.
Sounds like broken wires inside the cable, which will make contact at
some of these
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