Gardner Byron wrote:
I want to file share between the two. I do not want to connect the
Q630 to the internet. Just share files.
Some time ago apple released updates for Open transport, 3.8? sorry may
well be wrong.
Anywho, these allow appletalk via tcp which is required for 10.4 and
Stephen Alexander wrote:
Autosensing happens at layer 1 (hardware level), and a static address is layer
3 (network). they're not connected. The autosensing issue is a hardware
problem. Not to say there are necessarily no workarounds, but a static IP won't
do it. Normally a device will havre
Jason Greshes wrote:
I'm having the same problem. I picked up a 575 off craigslist yesterday. I
had an extra LC etherboard I put in the machine...
Okay, my problem solved--yours might be the same. It was an autosensing
problem. Modern hubs/switches are supposed to be compatible
Chris Zantides wrote:
Hi there,
Thanks to people on this list, I have made it this far. I seem to be
at a loss at this point -I have installed OS 7.5.3 and updated to
7.5.5. This went well. I found the correct driver for the ethernet
card, it detected and installed correctly.
I still
Stephen Alexander wrote:
try emailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] someone pays for that web page to be active, so
maybe they answer email.
- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(reason: 554 This mailbox is full. Please try again later. for [EMAIL
Chris Zantides wrote:
Hi folks,
I have just recently (thanks to help from this list) got this
computer back up and running.
However, I'm having no luck getting it online - I have what appears
to be a sonic-t comm slot ethernet card, running System 7.5.5. I did
some research and it
Chris Zantides wrote:
Thats awesome!
Thank you kindly.
Bookmark it and pass it on.
The museum hasn't been updated almost as long as gamba's site,
thankfully both remain.
Grab a few files (not the whole page/site) each time you visit so
together we can supply files if the site disappears.
Denny Davis wrote:
I have a set of install disks for the Excel 4.0, but disk two, three and five
of the Installation disks are defective.
Without any humor, is your drive clean?
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Denny Davis wrote:
The drive I was using is the one for my PowerBook 3400c and I think it is
clean, I did read a lot of other floppies with it recently with no problem.
As to why I am using the PowerBook 3400c that is because it is the only Mac
that I have with a working floppy.
I have a
Blake Hanes wrote:
but still how the hell are we Troublemakers it like come on
List Nanny I think we ned your help here!
If you have nothing useful to say then say nothing. Shouldn't really
need to explain that.
ummm he's mad
Not mad, maybe just inexperienced. We all start somewhere and learn
Justin Zaza wrote:
SO I TAKE A FILE OFF MY QUADRA, ON A PC FORMATTED
DISK, AND TRY TO OPEN IT WITH THE EMULATOR, BUT ALAS,
IT CANNOT FIND THE PROGRAM THAT CREATED IT.
IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO GET IT TO BE READ?
IF I STUFF IT ON THE QUADRA, THEN PUT IT ON THE PC
DISK, THEN UNSTUFF IT ON THE
Justin Zaza wrote:
2. anyone know offhand where i can find system 7.5.1
for my mac emulator?
http://www.graphixmad.plus.com/downloads/downloads.html
Download the last file on the page, Filedisk for ShapeShifter -
SS_Filedisk.lha.
Unpack the .lha archive and put the Filedisk.HFV into your Basilisk
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I imagine the Q950 was
unplugged during its storage so the 3.6volt reading is a small surprise
to me unless its been changed recently?
The PRAM battery usually reads 3.68 volts when brand-new, about 3.6 volts
over most of its lifetime, about 3.2 volts or less when
Powermac wrote:
I went to start my spare 950 today and it won't turn on. I checked the PRAM
battery (3.6V its new), removed all the cards, unplugged the drives,
reseated the ram, made sure the power cord is getting 120VAC, and even poked
my head inside the power supply (only fuse I could find is
Justin Zaza wrote:
okay, to clarify, i have the system disks on the
emulator, but they wont read... i click them and they
say cant read document to paraphrase... so i am
guessing that they arent readable or they are corrupt,
since i expanded them both on pc and mac... but maybe
your previous
Justin Zaza wrote:
i was under the impression that this list was most
appropriate... i know little about mac, or even
computers... all i know is, this list has provided me
with enormous help thus far!
I have sent you some instructions for creating a hardfile via the disk
tab in the B2 gui
Justin Zaza wrote:
hi, i spent 2 hours figuring out how to get the rom
image from my quadra onto a disk and into my pc, and
now another 4 hours to find out that gemulator
explorer doesn't work on XP OS. i dont know how im
gonna locate an earlier OS. and when i do, its looking
like theres gonna be
Justin Zaza wrote:
Hello,
my mac emulator is working, and i have the 6 system
disks for system 7.5...
and when I put the 1st one in, it loads it, says
Welcome to Macintosh and then
Welcome to System 7.5
Your Macintosh needs certain software to start up in
System 7.5
etc. moving right along, I
Justin Zaza wrote:
i have captured a ROM image on my quadra, but i cant
get it onto a floppy because it is 4,096 bytes. i
tried to stuff it, but its still 1,800 bytes... any ideas?
The Centris rom is a 1mb (1024 kb) and will fit uncompressed onto a 1.44
floppy.
If your image is 4mb rather
M D wrote:
More MacLaunch voodoo?
Have noticed with my last two posts, I received them back in my in-box
from the Quadlist prefixed with a [q] in the Subject.
I did not attach a [q] to the front of either of these posts.
If I go to:
http://mail.maclaunch.com/Lists/quadlist/List.html
I see the
Dwight Hines wrote:
Mainly only good for cli, I've run kde but its way to slow. Netbsd is
not much better or worse. Some of the light wieght desktop managers
are said to work well, if a little slow.
If you already have a nix box of some sort you could try a vnc client
on the mac or Exodus which is
Stephen Alexander wrote:
here's a quick rundown for you:
cli is comand line interpreter, as you'd use in DOS or unix, as opposed to a
GUI like Mac OS
kde is a window environment which runs on unix-type systems, of which linux
and BSD are members. It's an implementation of X-windows.
nix box is
Ian Gowen wrote:
I believe you can run debian-m68k on the quadras... check jag's house
for details.
Mainly only good for cli, I've run kde but its way to slow. Netbsd is
not much better or worse. Some of the light wieght desktop managers
are said to work well, if a little slow.
If you already
John Niven wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a Quadra 950, and recently found a DayStar Digital accelerator in
it's box, with a couple of manuals and what appears to be a set of 7.5
install disks. I can't find any disk that looks like accelerator s/w so I
think it must be missing. Am I right? What do I
Clark Martin wrote:
So it does emulate a 68LC040 but reports itself as a 68020. I suppose
it makes sense. It doesn't exactly emulate any given processor so
whatever it reports itself as, some program or other will have a problem.
Given the list of what the emulator doesn't do I'd say the
Jack VanOlst wrote:
Perhaps if we had the program name we may be able to help Jack
out a bit more, I'd be interested to see what B2 made of it.
The program is an obscure interface app to an ancient gene
sequencing machine -
Gene Sequencer 1.1 by Applied Biosystems.
A current copy is $1895, so you
Scott Holder wrote:
Is there any actual documentation on it emulating a 68020? I've read
this in several places, although I've also read it emulates a 68040.
I've also read it emulates a 68LC040 and relies on the PPC FPU which is
slow in emulation, or something. I know I've run 68k programs on
Artur Yelchishchev wrote:
Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Summary = unless your running 95b or better keep the image size below
512mb as fat16 will not support the extra size unless partitioned.
FAT16 filesystem can handle volumes up to 2 Gb, not 512 Mb.
Artur,
Thank you for the correction.
I hope
Qang Martoq wrote:
Hi,
Hi.
Grab these:
http://www.geocities.com/game_master107/Starterdisk.zip
http://www.kearney.net/~mhoffman/basiliskII/manual/BasiliskII_Windows_Manual.exe
The Starterdisk is a drive image file which you can load into Basilisk
to get you started. It has stuffit and other tools
BrianH wrote:
Hi,
I'm setting up a 630 as a file server - could I get it to bbot/run from a
ramdisk (as some Duos can??)??
Would it be faster/worthwhile??
Can someone point me to a 'how to', or advise??
Gamba wrote something along these lines for older macs, you might
check his site, I've had
Otto Hansen wrote:
Where and when did the pickle go? I mean I noticed he stopped posting, but
where is he?
Last post here was 14/4/03 d.m.y
Slightly insane would be my first guess as to where he went and a
happier place is where I hope he is now. ;)
Wish he just had taken a break from being a
Stefan Daehler wrote:
You really think the pickle went? I always supposed he was banned and,
after all, I started wondering for how long he had been banned from the
lists.
Only Dan knows.
The point for you and me is we are worse off after he took his bat and
ball and went home.
The last
Michael Dawe wrote:
You're right Darren, The Pickle left! - says it all :)
G'day Mike, can you believe there was no mention of Doom or the 3D
pinball games as Games worth having on a quad? ;) Clutching for topics.
Cheers Mike.
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Russ Gibson wrote:
robert balms wrote:
I was recently ripped off by a ebay seller and am currently
in arguments
with him
I bought what was said to be a logic board from a WGS 60
When it arrived it is a logic board from a Quadra 610
It boots into MacOS and identifies itself as a Quadra 610.
Sque wrote:
Hardly worth a new rom, I guess that would be where the mac ultimately
id's itself. There is more difference between these two OT ppc's than
the 610/WGS60 so I guess Russ is still looking for hands on info.
Sorry Russ, I did mean Robert.
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robert balms wrote:
I was recently ripped off by a ebay seller and am currently in arguments
with him
I bought what was said to be a logic board from a WGS 60
When it arrived it is a logic board from a Quadra 610
It boots into MacOS and identifies itself as a Quadra 610. Also, it has
the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix
stuff on my old Quadra and be able to make a good enough AIFF in order
for it to be MP3-enabled?
Hi
have a look around the pure mac site and see if you find the name of an app
that will do the job. If
gg wrote:
while you can't mp3 stuff on the 660AV, I used sndsampler and it worked
great for aiffs!
there's an old free version and a newer, shareware version here:
http://www.provide.net/~moorepower/ahg/sndsampler/
Kewl.
There's a note in the FAQ's which gave pickle a little trouble to add at
Paul Stamsen wrote:
About New printer for Mac 637CD, at 7:51am -0600 on 1/18/04, Jim Raper stated:
- Hi, Listers,
-
- Can someone tell me about a printer other than the old StyleWriters that
- I can use on my 637CD.
I've used the 870 cse for years without major trouble.
HP850c, deskjet but
Paul Stamsen wrote:
- I've used the 870 cse for years without major trouble.
-
- HP850c, deskjet but pretty useful, pc port and mac serial ports, both used at
- the same time. Is this the case with the 870 Paul?
Looks like they are pretty similar. Both kinds of port, I have no idea if they
Dr Gary D Badcock wrote:
I haven't tried this myself, so take this with a grain of salt, but I am not
sure that A/UX will recognize the 600i. I seem to recall that A/UX has a
driver only for the x2 speed cd-rom, the 300i (i.e., just like the early
version of system 7 that it works with).
Gary
I
Stan wrote:
The maximum ram capacity of a machine is determined by
the addressing range it has, so if your machine only
supports a maximum of xxMb ram, then thats the limit
:(
So the question then is whats the addressing range of any given mac model, sadly
apples own specs are not up to date. In
Gordon Elliott wrote:
Thinking of looking into this, I looked up power usages on Quadras:
Is this some sort of mistake:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/005.html
It says 210W for a 610?
But at:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/007.html
it lists 630 at only 45
Matt R wrote:
That probably won't work...you need at least 2
ethernet cards or 1 100 mbs card and a managed switch
that supports trunked vlans. My suggestion would be
to find a low power quadra or II series machine. A
quadra, such as a 610 would be great, because it has
one ethernet port built
Terry Graham wrote:
Studying the ReadMes that accompany each OS will separate the opinions
about operating systems from the need.
For functional reason and fixes and not just perks,
I would run OS 9.1 or 9.2 or 9.2.1 in any G3.
Powermacs are one thing, G3's are another. For all the value
stew wrote:
On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, at 04:15 AM, Sque wrote:
Maxing the vram to 1mb helps.
I've never gave it any second thoughts knowing that I have no intentions
of upgrading my monitor. Does maxing the vram to 1 Mb help in any other
way other than allowing more colors? -stew
stew wrote:
Aloha List, Anyone here using a high speed connection with your
Quadra? I tried copying the IP, subnet, router settings from my other
computer but can't seem to connect. I don't know what else I need to
do. Can someone give me a run down of what needs to be done and perhaps
Tom M Abel wrote:
I normally don't like to blow my own horn but the doctortom refers to my
PhD in Computer Technology. In the late 80's, I only used Macs but none
since. I recently got a Power Mac 5200/75 in an auction and am planning
to use it quite frequently. The problem I have been having
Bill Neill wrote:
I need a player for .mpg.
I see that quicktime player is only for power mac.
Any help soon for Christmas.
Santa's been and gone.
Try qt 3.x which is 68k or maybe 4.x
I use 3.02, version 2.5 is installed with OS8.x
HO HO Ha
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Jeff Walther wrote:
At 15:30 -0500 12/24/2003, Quadlist wrote:
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For interests sake, the revision A board includes a cuda switch and is
the one with the extra vram which may also explain the feeling of extra speed.
Huh? Could you expand this thought a bit, please
stew wrote:
Not trying to lead anyone down the wrong path being this is the
Quadlist, but the truth of the matter is I haven't tried hooking up to
the 476. I own an eMac, a 7100 and a 476. Eventually, I'd like to have
all them sharing the DSL so I know I'll need a router. Needless to say
Joseph Michelle wrote:
How far would I be able to upgrade an LC475? Currently it has 8Mb of
RAM, and a 250Mb Hard Drive.
Is there a limit on how high I can go with either of those?
32mb and 4 on the board = 36 I've never tried more than the specs.
Maxing the vram to 1mb helps.
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Tom M Abel wrote:
I have been searching the Internet and am looking for a place where I can
find pictures with instructions on what is on the back of various Macs.
Can anyone help. Thank you.
Hi Tom
Try everymac.com.
There is no picture of the backs for each model but there is a port list that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a port on the Quadra 700 which I have not been able to identify.
It has an icon that looks like this:
...
but doesn't look like a standard RJ45 Ethernet port. It has about seven pins
on the top and on the bottom of the connector.
What does it do?
Ethernet, you
steve wrote:
Hi,
Is the dos card compatible with Mac OS 8.1 ?
Regards Steve Jarvis
It works well enough up to 9.x pcsetup 2.07 on other systems can't say for sure
for the 630 but you wont hurt anything by trying. :)
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l k m wrote:
These were all good ideas. Unfortunately, the 8 GB now gives the Sad Mac
on the 638, no matter how it is formatted. And the CD drive is SCSI, so
I couldn't borrow it's connector to attach one of the hard drives. I've
given up on the project for the moment and put the small drive
Stan wrote:
Just one last question, can I dual boot my mac? I mean
I've not used macs much so forgive my newbieness.
If I install 8.6 on the other disk do I need a
bootloader of some sort?
the 8.6 update is free, the 8.5 disc is needed.
Going back a bit, I think the startup disk CP works fine if
Stan wrote:
Hi peeps,
Does anybody know which version of mac os is best
suited to a PPC 8200? It has a 120Mhza 601 cpu, and
I'm currently using 8.1, is there any reason why I
should upgrade it to 8.5 or 9?
PPC
Try a ppc list.
8.5's only use is so you can use the 8.6 update.
A bloody good version
Stan wrote:
So you are saying 8.6 would perform better than 8.1 in
general?
It has 80mb ram, 2mb vram, 1.1gb and 2gb hard disks
and a miro video capture card.
8.6 runs better than 8.1 on any ppc mac I've tried it on.
The first optimized OS for ppc's, no 68k code.
8.1 is ok, has a small resource
Terry Graham wrote:
At 2:22 AM -0500 11/3/03, Scott Granlund wrote:
I've been running 9.2.1 on my 8500 and it's been just a little nicer for
me. I think the OpenGL is a newer version and it runs the video just a
little smoother. Starts up quite a bit faster too. Really stable also, I
leave the
Scott Holder wrote:
Many files downloaded off the internet have lost their resource forks,
rendering them generic to the eyes of the Mac OS. Usually it's smart
enought to figure out .bins should go to Stuffit, or worst case, pop up
the application choosing thingy with Stuffit as an option, but
Terry Graham wrote:
Hi all,
I have the Netscape Standalone 4.08 in my 68ks
but have come to prefer IE.
I use IE 5 in my 9500.
Does anyone know if IE ever rose beyond V. 3
for 68k?
IE4.01 128bit
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Terry Graham wrote:
Can't get cable-net here on Salt Spring Island and I have
many friends who are just out of range of this ADSL.
With luck we will all have access to better than dialup sometime in the future.
I use IE 5 and 9.1 and never have a speck of trouble
but I do regular TechTool Pro 3
Powermac wrote:
How long are PRAM batteries supposed to last and where is a cheap place to
find replacements? I had to replace 2 already this year (one on a IIfx, one
on a 840AV) now my PM8500 has the wrong date.
The wonders of the pram battery.
The classic is still running the battery it came
Sque wrote:
Many factors seem to affect the life of the pram battery, shelf life
being a big unknown. I would lean toward 3+ years for G3 and less if
its a newer machine.
Now is less than while is greater than? sorry, I'm clueless.
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Ian Scott wrote:
I have tried both on my Quadra 800.
First I tried Debian linux. I had quite a few problems with dselect (the
package management system) giving nasty segmentation faults, after which lots
of things segfaulted, which in some cases meant I couldn't shut down cleanly as
shutdown
Scot McSweeney-Roberts wrote:
I've been looking at putting a *nix on my Q650 and I decided to go with
NetBSD. I can't give any great technical reason for the decision, it was
more down to the fact that NetBSD is specifiically meant to be cross
platform where linux isn't and therefore it
Denny Davis wrote:
Instead of running Linux, I would run BSDUnix or NetBSD
Why?
I mean really, at the 68k level, whats the difference apart from less
support?
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Bob Dull wrote:
I copied mscdex.exe and the oakcdrom.sys from a Windows 98 boot disk. I
set up the autoexec.bat and config.sys files, but the PC still doesn't
see the drive.ideas??
Yes, install the software for the pc side including the cdrom.sys.
Oakcdrom.sys is fine for vpc but will do
J Sand wrote:
Have you loaded compaible drives on the DOS side yet?
cdrom.sys from apple, just to compliment you note John.
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Sadly the links weren't updated after the last time apple changed its
tree but it has some good info including adding cdrom.sys to a pc boot
disk and also some the names of the pdf files to look for at apples site.
Marcellino Gemelli wrote:
Hello everyone,
I've fixed up an old LC475 which needs to have system software installed
from scratch (I get the floppy with a question mark icon on the screen
when I switch it on).
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/bootdisks.html for a boot disk, always
handy to
Adam Dunn wrote:
Hello All,
My beloved 660av is causing me concern. It's having regular type 2
errors, disappearing hard drives and sad mac's (in that order) before
I spend a time consuming HD wipe and reinstall. I have some culprits
and I wanted your opinions before I either repair (if I
J Sand wrote:
I have just accquired a PB 5300c and have questions about it. Which
list should I go to for this?
Powerbooks list covers pre-g3 powerbooks and probably the spot for you.
Whats the prob John, its not like there's alot of traffic at the moment. :(
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for more video memory for my Quadra 605. I'd like to get at least
a 1024x768 display. My only choices now are 640x480 and 800x600. Where can I
find video RAM for this machine? What is the maximum memory that it will take?
After installing the memory
Jim Pendarvis wrote:
Techtool may tell you what vram is installed, if its 512k you can
increase this to 1024k by replacing the two vram simm's this is the
maximum vram, the max standard ram is offically 36mb, 1x32mb and 4 onboard.
I don't think TechTool will tell you how much video ram you
Winston S. Brown wrote:
My question- what next?
I see the Quadra I have (610) has a PDS slot. Since I already have built-in
networking, what other options do I have for this slot?
One more question, is there a way for me to confirm the amount of VRAM I
The Nubus/PDS was once populated by a
Mattera Fernando Mario (IBM) wrote:
Hi all !
Does anybody know any CD burner sofware, free (freeware, shareware)
if it possible?
Thanx!
Have a search around for NeroMax update.
Its a full version and works on 68k machines.
Toast is another which you might find for next to nothing
Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
I inherited a Q840AV (woo! my C650 was so envious when these came out) but am having problems with hard drives. I can boot from CD just fine when there are no drives connected, but as soon as I add one it doesn't boot past the gray screen. Sometimes the mouse will
Powermac wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know about a photoshop plugin but the 660av takes 1mb of the 8mb
onboard for vram.
Probably better of with some kind of video card. It explains the lack
of speed for mine.
Isnt the video ram part
Powermac wrote:
- Original Message -
Hello All,
I'm looking for the above to help me get through the ever growing
thesis I'm writing. Redraw rates and photos in the document are S .
L . O . W . and I'm looking to speed things up. Running a 660av (so a
7' card guys) on OS 7.6.1.
AP wrote:
Apple Specs:
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_performa/stats/mac_performa_636cd.html
I have the version without the CD -- the cost was like
$1300 back when it was bought!! (worth less than a
hundred now) I had to do something. But no one
cares, and _no_one_ will reply.
What
Mattera Fernando Mario (IBM) wrote:
Please Sque, give me more details about this paragraph (?)
The reason for this is to completely clear the pram which may have been
corrupted by the vga converter for example. This is not very likely but
worth a look.
What can I do?
Sorry.
remove the power
Steve Conrad wrote:
Various lists I have read place the upper limit of RAM anywhere from 52 -
76 MB using 72 pin SIMMS. Just remember that its a 68LC040 CPU.
This would require a single 72mb simm plus the 4 on board.
Is there such a simm?
It does improve the hope of making a 64mb simm work. :)
Mattera Fernando Mario (IBM) wrote:
Sorry for my english first. Let's continue...
Hehe, I'm forever apoligizing for my english. :)
The HD sounds fine, the cooler works, the battery is new (and very
expensive, by the way) and I have no idea what happen with the floppy disk.
Actaully I'm at
J Sand wrote:
I have an old pagemaker program on floppies and wish to install it on
another Mac. How can I do this since my Mac does not have a floppy
drive. While trying to install from the zip drive where I have copied
the disks, it keeps asking for disk 1. Any sugestions to getting
Powermac wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know about a photoshop plugin but the 660av takes 1mb of the 8mb
onboard for vram.
Probably better of with some kind of video card. It explains the lack
of speed for mine.
Isnt the video ram part
Henry Lintiaco wrote:
Hello Listers,
Is is possible to swap the above motherboards? I will
slide in the LC580 board to my dead 575 board, change
the HD to IDE, but how can I change cable is the
problem, has anybody on the list been to this
situation? IM a novice, need ur help. Thanks.
They
Ken wrote:
Picked one of these today and brought it home to play with (for $5.00,
why not?!).
$5.00, why not indeed? :)
Opened it up and found two hard drives, both unplugged. One has an Apple
sticker, the other does not. The Apple drive is a Quantum ProDrive,
230MB. The other is a Seagate
Sque wrote:
Ken wrote:
Pulled logic board and reseated all RAM. Pulled dead PRAM battery,
waited 15 min and installed good battery.
Pulling the battery while the unit has a mains connection is a self
defeating test. In some cases (ppc is my only experience so far) the
mains and battery
Denny Davis wrote:
At 9:40 AM -0500 on 7/25/03, Daniel Jackson wittily wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/) is a
research project which is studying how proteins assemble themselves, or
fold, when performing biological functions.
They're simulating the
Artur Yelchishchev wrote:
In fact, no. Of course, there's many different descriptions, and
everyone can use its own variant, but from standard/whitepaper's point
of view, there's only one correct meaning.
You win, good link too, thanks.
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Sque wrote:
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Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a version of AOL Instant Messenger that
worked on '040's.
Opps, wrong file, I'm pretty sure I've got something somewhere
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Sque wrote:
Sque wrote:
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Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a version of AOL Instant Messenger that
worked on '040's.
AOL 3.1 and below. Not having any interest in AOL I may well be wrong.
MSN 1 may or may not work on 68k, os8 is a requirement
ICQ is one that I've used
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I have used Yahoo messenger on my 650 IIRC.
How about NS4.08 complete or professional for mac 68k.
Just finished installing it to a quad running 7.1 and the aim module
works fine sort of. :) Nah it works and is instant messager. Now to
remove it.
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Artur Yelchishchev wrote:
Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. The computer is a Mac, short for Macintosh. MAC stands for the Machine
Address built into ethernet support circuitry.
As an editor, it drives me nuts to see these used incorrectly. (I guess
you have to be a bit anal to be an
Adam Dunn wrote:
Hello All,
Have the above and it works a treat, but for a very aggrevating e
that either refuses to print till the third or forth stroke, or prints
3-5 times per stroke. Any cure for this? The key doesn't feel sticky
or gritty so I'm not sure if it's crud under the 'e' key
Denny Davis wrote:
As far as I can tell this site is mostly PC games, in what way is it Mac
releated much less a Mac Quadra type of site?
It's not immediately apparent, but there is a Mac site there too,
http://mac.the-underdogs.org . And yes, it is mostly games.
Thanks I went there
J Sand wrote:
I have downloaded an appleII emulation program, but can not get the
keyboard to work instead of the joystick option. Any ideas???
Which one John?
I've played with a few ppc flavors with Gus being the current favorite.
I'm currently trying the stop the madness STM a Apple][
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For OS 7.5 or higher, 68k and PPC, Desktop Resetter 1.1.1 is found on
MacAddict CD#23 (which I happen to have) e-mail me off list if you need it. From the
ReadMe: This program may be freely distributed as long as you include this
Read Me along with it.
And found here
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