Can one record sound on an AV Mac through a line-in input such as a DAT, MiniDisc, or
compact cassette using the earphone jack?
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yep. If the source device(DAT, minidisc, whatever) has a line-out
jack, use that instead. You won't have to worry about levels as much.
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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 17:21:26 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can one record sound on an AV Mac through a line-in input such as a DAT,
My Reply follows quote. On 27/10/2004 14:21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Can one record sound on an AV Mac through a line-in input such as a DAT,
MiniDisc, or compact cassette using the earphone jack?
Most Macs with a Mic input can record sound as long as the input
is line level such as
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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 22:54:58 -0500
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Subject: Re: [q] Performa 476 floppy
l s wrote:
Greetings,
I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
works (I checked it in a different
l s wrote:
Greetings,
I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
works (I checked it in a different computer). When I
put a hd in the 476, all I get at startup is the
blinking ? . Do I need to put in a floppy to get it
to work or
I have been looking for a copy of Apple's Data Detectors for 68K
machine. The original release 1.0 worked fine on Quadra's, but there
was a small bug in the software. The pass through click bug was not big
noticeable bother that rendered it useless, just an interesting anomaly
that you could
l s wrote:
Greetings,
I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
works (I checked it in a different computer). When I
put a hd in the 476, all I get at startup is the
blinking ? . Do I need to put in a floppy to get it
to work
Greetings,
I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
works (I checked it in a different computer). When I
put a hd in the 476, all I get at startup is the
blinking ? . Do I need to put in a floppy to get it
to work or is there a different
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My Reply follows quote. On 24/10/2004 14:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Greetings,
I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
works (I checked it in a different computer). When I
put a hd in the 476, all I get at startup is the
blinking ? .
I am now the owner of several macs ranging from
Classic SEs (6.0.8) to Quadras (7.5.5) to PowerPCs
(9.1), et. al. I need some help. I am trying to find
a nice Freeware or cheapware virus scanner and I am
not finding any. If you can help me please respond to
me at ramrunnrATyahoo.com.
Thank
Check with your ISP.
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 00:09:34 -0700 (PDT) Jonathan Frazier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am now the owner of several macs ranging from
Classic SEs (6.0.8) to Quadras (7.5.5) to PowerPCs
(9.1), et. al. I need some help. I am trying to find
a nice Freeware or cheapware virus
I have been using a Yamaha 8424S with my Quadra 840, but it is getting
a bit flakey. I picked up a Sony CRX145S to use with the Quadra. The
Yamaha 8424S was not directly supported by Toast 3.5.7 however Adeptec
released a little patch file that allowed the Yamaha 8424S to work with
Toast
At 5:29 PM -0500 on 9/14/04, Jack Countryman wittily wrote:
I was recently playing with a PowerBook 520 that uses the 68040 chip.
Though I was able to get it on my ethernet network, I was not able to get it
to access the web using system 7.5, or 7.6. Due to the ram limitation, I
can't install
How crackable is At Ease if you just managed to boot
from an external device, bypassing the startup disk
using keyboard combinations? I am looking for a way to
password protect from prying eyes...
Also, since we are on the topic, what's the most
secure web browser for a quadra?
if not i have 12+ copies unknown version, still shrink wrapped. real cheap.
charles lenington
oklahoma city
Chuck Bush wrote:
At Ease is the best way to do that prior to system 9 (it only runs up
through system 8.6). I use it all the time, it allows you to both password
protect, and choose
I may be off base but I think it must be doable. I suspect At Ease can
be configured to handle that stuff because IIRC when I was in HS they
locked down the machines with a fairly early version which we were not
able to floppy-boot to get around... Again I can't be certain but if
memory serves
Original Message:
That has always been a disadvantage of At Ease. Once you have booted the
machine with another startup disk, you can go into the preferences folder,
and throw away At Ease Preferences. All your passwords and settings are then
gone, and anyone can reboot on the main disk without
On Sep 22, 2004, at 9:32 PM, Stephen Alexander wrote:
I may be off base but I think it must be doable. I suspect At Ease can
be configured to handle that stuff because IIRC when I was in HS they
locked down the machines with a fairly early version which we were not
able to floppy-boot to get
I think there were some network versions of At Ease that locked the disk out
if started with another disk, but I am not sure. I have only worked with the
regular retail version, which I love and still use all the time.
Chuck
On 9/22/04 7:32 PM, Stephen Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I may
you can actually use an open apple reset and then type g f (exactly like that) then
press return then it goes to finder anyways to bypass it. there was also an
application called fool proof that limited access to machines the ability to write and
such
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I Have a Quadra 700 that is at 7.5. I have the upgrades to get to 7.5.3.
How can I back up the HD [SCSI] in case something goes wrong. And is it
possible to use a larger drive. Mine is about 200 Meg and getting tight.
I have an external Apple 20 Meg enclosure but I can temporarily swap in
a larger
On 20-Sep-04, at 7:22 AM, Stefan Daehler wrote:
How can I back up the HD [SCSI] in case something goes wrong. And is
it
possible to use a larger drive.
Hi Steve,
Be aware that your Quadra 700 can accommodate quite a bit larger
internal or external hard drives than you are currently using.
There
I think it is available as a free download from the Apple archive
site. I think!
I think it's free updates only.
If it is free to download the full version, someone post a link!
Ian
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multiple users command for earlier OS?
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At Ease is the best way to do that prior to system 9 (it only runs up
through system 8.6). I use it all the time, it allows you to both password
protect, and choose which programs will be available to different individual
users. I think it is available as a free download from the Apple archive
I think legally you're not supposed to help yourself to the data on
the original disc. However, personally I would not feel as though I
was acting unethically if I were to acquire a copy for myself.
Original system software for vintage class machines isn't used for
any reason other than idle
On Sep 16, 2004, at 11:26 PM, Powermac wrote:
I was wondering how legal it is to aquire a backup of the OEM cd that
came
with the 840av (which I do not have since it is second hand). The OS
was 7.1
pro (I think) which I don't think is available from Apples website
(they
skipped over it). I
The only way I can seem to get a Zip disk to share between a Quadra 610
running 7.5.5 and BW 10.3 is to use FAT formated disks. Anyone know a
better way?
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7.5 is hfs while 10.x is hfs+ or ufs. if you are trying to take files to
7.5 from 10.x then format drive w/7.5.
since i don't have my beige g3 handy, does the floppy work in os 10.x? A
vague spark in the back of my brain says no.
charles lenington
Ben Berry wrote:
The only way I can seem to
I know all about the hfs+ issue and thats not it. If i format it hfs on
the 7.5.5 machine OS X tells me it unreadable, and visa versa.
OS X supports USb floppies and recall there is a hack to get internal
ones to work but no OS X supported machine has a floppy drive except
the beige g3 right?
On Sep 16, 2004, at 7:58 PM, Ben Berry wrote:
I know all about the hfs+ issue and thats not it. If i format it hfs
on the 7.5.5 machine OS X tells me it unreadable, and visa versa.
OS X supports USb floppies and recall there is a hack to get internal
ones to work but no OS X supported machine
another thing to try, if this is a one shot attempt, is to put the hard
drive in the g3 to copy files to as a test.
also, i wonder if the zip drivers for 7.5 and 9/X had a big change? or
try another drive to copy files to and temporarily replace the q610
cdrom drive while moving files.
charles L
I was wondering how legal it is to aquire a backup of the OEM cd that came
with the 840av (which I do not have since it is second hand). The OS was 7.1
pro (I think) which I don't think is available from Apples website (they
skipped over it). I believe the CD that shipped was specific for the
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004, Andrew W. Hill wrote:
thank you aqua i didnt know that now i know what to do with this PDS
slot.
Well, there are PDS ethernet cards, video input cards, a few video output
cards, an even an Apple ][e card, although I'm not sure if that'll work in
the 630. Don't see any
Lyle Syverson wrote:
The IIe card *requires* 24-bit addressing (not 32) be active, which is not an
option on 040 Macs.
If you run a 040 Mac with OS 7.5.5 you can turn off 32-bit addressing in
the memory control panel. So a 040 computer can use a IIe card. Turn
32-bit addressing on and
I was recently playing with a PowerBook 520 that uses the 68040 chip.
Though I was able to get it on my ethernet network, I was not able to get it
to access the web using system 7.5, or 7.6. Due to the ram limitation, I
can't install 8 on it. I downloaded and tried several browsers, but didn't
On Sep 14, 2004, at 5:29 PM, Jack Countryman wrote:
I was recently playing with a PowerBook 520 that uses the 68040 chip.
Though I was able to get it on my ethernet network, I was not able to
get it
to access the web using system 7.5, or 7.6. Due to the ram
limitation, I
can't install 8 on it.
At 5:29 PM -0500 9/14/04, Jack Countryman wrote:
I was recently playing with a PowerBook 520 that uses the 68040 chip.
Though I was able to get it on my ethernet network, I was not able to get it
to access the web using system 7.5, or 7.6. Due to the ram limitation, I
can't install 8 on it. I
thank you aqua i didnt know that now i know what to do with this PDS
slot.
Well, there are PDS ethernet cards, video input cards, a few video
output cards, an even an Apple ][e card, although I'm not sure if
that'll work in the 630. Don't see any reason it shouldn't. Another
available card is
Apple's spec database states that a Quadra 950 upgraded to PPC is
capable
of running MacOS 8.5. Elsewhere, I've read that one must install an
enabler from Sonnet to achieve that result. Does anyone have any hard
evidence or experience that proves exactly what version(s) of the
MacOS
can
Next time I go into the classroom, I'll check that.
Ian
On Sep 9, 2004, at 8:01 PM, Ian Gowen wrote:
I would guess that it is a SCSI termination issue. If I recall, the
6100s used an appleCD 300i, which should have a jumper on the back of
it that toggles termination.
HTH,
--Ian
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004
Adding to Ian Owen's thoughts: the HD in the Centris must have been
terminated before you made any change. Remember that termination should be
active on the (physically) last device in a chain, so you should have a
look at the way you daisychained the drives on the internal SCSI cable: if
the
Hi
I am new to this list, but not LEM. My brother's teacher has a Centris
610 in his classroom that had no CD drive. I got a CD drive from a
Performa 6100 and put it in. The computer does not recognize any CDs
now, and all of my Drive Setup programs are on CDs (can't find my extra
I would guess that it is a SCSI termination issue. If I recall, the
6100s used an appleCD 300i, which should have a jumper on the back of
it that toggles termination.
HTH,
--Ian
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 16:46:37 -0400, Ian Nixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am new to this list, but not LEM. My
I could not get it to work. Is their a way to make the browser show up
as other that what it is, this way the gmail will let me on.
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I know there's thousands of these floating around now, but since I
like
quadras and quadra users can't be all that
just so happened that i just turned on one of my Q950's. it has 8.0.
looks like some of the OT files installed w/ 8.0 were 1.2. some other
files are 1.0.1. works fine on lan w/apple talk.
(looks like OT 1.3 was insatalled w/ 8.1 on PowerMac 8100 if it helps)
i'll see if i can find info on
I know there's thousands of these floating around now, but since I like
quadras and quadra users can't be all that bad, I have six gmail
invites hanging around to hand out to quadlist peeps. email me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and the first six people get one.
disclaimer: I don't know if gmail even
I'd like one also.
James
Dana Sibera wrote:
I know there's thousands of these floating around now, but since I
like quadras and quadra users can't be all that bad, I have six gmail
invites hanging around to hand out to quadlist peeps. email me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and the first six people get
On 03/09/2004, at 4:17 PM, Dana Sibera wrote:
I have six gmail invites hanging around to hand out to quadlist peeps.
Just a note to let y'all know they're all claimed
dana
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Not for resale means it was shipped with a mac most likely. The CD may be
model-specific. Quadlist archives reveal a similar query and response from a
couple years back:
http://www.mail-archive.com/quadlist%40mail.maclaunch.com/msg03234.html
I got a hit on U97073-052A which appears to be an
How does one replace the Clock Batteries in a LC 580 and a Quadra
700 as well as a LC II
The LC580 takes a different battery than the Q700 and LCII.
580
Pull motherboard out the back. Locate the battery, probably a
rayovac on the board. It's a cube like thing, an inch on the longest
side (so
It's been a couple years, but I remember downloading and playing
with something that purported to be a 68k multiprocessing setup. It
had a strange name like Hen and Chicks or some such... I'll have to
go dig up my Powerbook I was playing with it on and see if it's
still on there. The main
Here's the quadlist part: I'll be printing from my LC-580, so my limit is
Mac OS 8.1. I know the Brother won't be a big deal cause it has LJ4
emulation, but what of the Stylus C84? The problem there is that the C84's
drivers only work with 8.6 or above. I guess what I was hoping for was that
I can
on 30/08/2004 4:45 AM, Bill Beazley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone identify these two OS 8.0 install CDs? Neither CD will boot
my LC 575, though both will install. Same story on my PM 6500.
1. a mostly white CD Mac OS 8 copyrighted in 1997. At the bottom of
the CD appears: Version
i cannot boot the cd on my quadra 660av it is rather bothersome due to the fact i need
os 8.1. i cannot boot into macos 7.6.1 and just install
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iirc
my 8.8 cd had 2 floppies with it depending on platform or ppc the
correct one was needed to boot. i'll go and try to find mine in
storeroom to verify.
chuck lenington
Bill Beazley wrote:
Can anyone identify these two OS 8.0 install CDs? Neither CD will boot
my LC 575, though both will
Message-Id:
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From: Bill Beazley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [q] Help Identify OS 8.0 CD
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2004 12:45:43 -0400
Can anyone identify these two OS 8.0 install CDs?
Neither CD will boot
my LC 575, though both will install. Same story on
my PM 6500.
1. a
confirmed
but look in disk tools folder on cd two disk images
disk 1 68040 processor
disk 2power pc processor
charles lenington
Bill Beazley wrote:
Can anyone identify these two OS 8.0 install CDs? Neither CD will boot
my LC 575, though both will install. Same story on my PM 6500.
i cannot boot the cd on my quadra 660av it is rather bothersome due
to the fact i need os 8.1. i cannot boot into macos 7.6.1 and just
install
As was mentioned in a related set of e-mails today about booting a
575 from an OS 8.0 CD, try booting your 660AV normally from its own
hard drive, and
it does not boot off the cd still it ejects it. it is a caddy drive. it just doesn't
seem to be working right.
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Now, here's a question I'll bet this list hasn't come by before...
I'm planning on setting up 2 printers on my Solaris computer via LPD.
Brother HL-1440 (emulating HP LaserJet 4)
Epson Stylus C84
Both printers are connected to the Ultra 5 via USB.
Here's the quadlist part: I'll be printing
Some of the light wieght
desktop managers
are said to work well, if a little slow.
I've tried the FVWM window manager w/ Debian 68k on my
Q840AV. It was fairly quick, but low resolution
(640x480 I think) and only like 8 bit color. If you
have a Q700, Q800, or Q900/950, then I think a much
I installed a/ux on my q800, which was a very interesting experience.
It's a weird blender of *nix and Mac. The only problem with it is that
it doesn't like most cdrom drives... I think Apple 300's and 600's are
the only ones that work.
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 07:36:00 -0700 (PDT), Bryan Feagin
Where does one obtain an installable copy of a/ux?
I've never seen one available anywhere in my limited searching.
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Quadlist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ian Gowen
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 10:56 AM
To: Quadlist
Subject: Re: [q] translation
the main problem with a/ux is that it is no longer patched. when you run a unix
machine connected to a network you need to be current. you can maybemake it current
with pkgsrc. netbsd or debian or openbsd are the only alternatives. however openbsd
does not like to compile itself so that is
Hey listers,
I've tried many posting to the LEM_SWAP list to no avail, so I thought I
would try here..
I want a nicely loaded 840av, meaning full or close too ram.. Nice NuBus
video card, etc.. I would like to get one for a trade of a G3/300 desktop..
So naturally the sweeter the
The best place I know is retromac68k, a hotline server. You'll need a
hotline client, and they have the CD images available for
download(about 200MB total IIRC). The address is
retromac68k.dyndns.org
--Ian
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 13:05:24 -0700, Dave Oliphant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where does one
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 a reference to a Unix
I guess to tie it all together I should mention for the uninitiated that it
takes a lot more processor and memory to run graphics quickly which is why
the machine is mentioned as being mostly only good for CLI. Of course if the
program is being executed remotely and only displayed locally, as
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
with the older versions of the mac os, i doubt it. with linux or bsd etc. possibly.
in
any case, it's not worth worrying about, it would still be way, way too slow for seti
and
like that. i like the q700, but it's just not up to major, major number crunching like
what's needed for seti and
the linux/netbsd w/samba and cups will definitely work with any level of windows
supporting server message block protocol, which I think is anything past Windows 3.1.
Stephen
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From: Jim Raper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Aug 20, 2004 10:04 PM
To: Quadlist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dwight Hines wrote:
I have two quad 700s and would like to yoke them together for seti and other
types of intensive cranking.
Anyone doing that?
d
It's been a couple years, but I remember downloading and playing with
something that purported to be a 68k multiprocessing setup. It had a
strange
Anything you find out about q700s will be appreciated. I use a Powerbook
Pismo for my daily stuff but would like to dedicate my quads to slow
crunching. In the old days we used to use an old old, at the time quite new
and modern, Commodore 64 for doing fourier transforms. The big problem was
I believe you can run debian-m68k on the quadras... check jag's house
for details.
On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 17:42:05 -0500, Dwight Hines
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anything you find out about q700s will be appreciated. I use a Powerbook
Pismo for my daily stuff but would like to dedicate my quads
on 22/08/2004 2:10 AM, Philip Stortz at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
i do love them since they have the small iici form factor. also, for less
critical use i'll be offering a clock chipping circuitsoon that's better
than the older approach and won't require soldering. i'll also be checking
with
Its called Project Appleseed.
On Aug 21, 2004, at 12:41 PM, Scott Holder wrote:
Dwight Hines wrote:
I have two quad 700s and would like to yoke them together for seti
and other
types of intensive cranking.
Anyone doing that?
d
It's been a couple years, but I remember downloading and playing with
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
On 8/18/04 11:46 PM, Robert Alpizar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just wanted to introduce myself to the list. My name is Robert, and I've
recently re-entered the quadra world. I just bought a Performa 575 to help
inspire creativity since that is what I mainly used back in high school
when
for what it's worth all my hardware is old and I spend all my time fiddling
around with it anyway, even the IIsi and a pentium-133 still once in a while
On Thursday August 19 2004 08:35 am, Mat Schulte wrote:
On 8/18/04 11:46 PM, Robert Alpizar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just wanted to
Amen to that...I find myself fiddling with hardware for its own sake, simply because
it's fun.
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Aug 19, 2004 9:47 AM
To: Quadlist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [q] Hello All
for what it's worth all my hardware is old and
I have two quad 700s and would like to yoke them together for seti and other
types of intensive cranking.
Anyone doing that?
d
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Hi, Y'All,
The LCII/LC580 classroom network is gone. tears and a deep sigh or two
In its place, a PC lab. I have been asked if I can figure out how to use
the old Apple LWIIg workhorse as the network printer for the 20 PC's.
Can it be done?
Of course it has to be done with little or no new
I am not sure what you can do with MacOS, it has been too long. Here's an idea
though: one option would definitely be NetBSD running samba and cups. There
may be a linux variety that runs on mac 68k too but I can't recall.
Stephen
On Thursday August 19 2004 10:16 pm, Jim Raper wrote:
Hi,
On 19 Aug 2004 at 22:16, Jim Raper wrote:
The LCII/LC580 classroom network is gone. tears and a deep sigh or
two In its place, a PC lab. I have been asked if I can figure out how
to use the old Apple LWIIg workhorse as the network printer for the 20
PC's. Can it be done?
Google is your
Hi,
Just wanted to introduce myself to the list. My name is Robert, and I've
recently re-entered the quadra world. I just bought a Performa 575 to help
inspire creativity since that is what I mainly used back in high school
when I was editor of the paper.
Anyway, just thought I'd say hi.
Rob
the 660av is 33 mhz i believe www.everymac.com gives me that info.
the 660 av has the most ram as well a max of 68 megs. the 630 also
has a 68lc040 cpu i believe. that is slower than the 660 av you can
run the most operating systems on the 660av however netbsd and linux
and openbsd on it
It all depends.
Like the others, I say ditch the 5200. They were a HORRIBLE model.
I am personally biased in favor of the 630, because my first personal mac
was also a Q630. (The only major diff. between an LC630 and a Q630 was the
full '040, IIRC).
But the 660AV is also a very nice machine. It
Just came into several 100 old records 45's 33's etc. Is there a laser
player that eliminates the old noise?
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If you want to be creative, you can slide the LC630 motherboard into the
5260 and have a nice all-in-one computer. The 5260 and LC 630 use ATA hard
drives, the 660 uses SCSI. They all use the same basic 72-pin RAM type. Yes,
you can also swap CD-ROM drives, etc.
Hope I've been some help!
Keith
I recently recieved a bunch of older machines; among them are: Powermac
5260AV, Centris 660 AV, and LC630
I don't want to keep them all, but would like one. which is the best,in
your humble opinion ? can I exchange hardrives and cd rom players and
memory modules to soup up one from parts of
on 7/28/04 2:30 PM, Quadlist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject:
I recently recieved a bunch of older machines; among them are: Powermac
5260AV, Centris 660 AV, and LC630
I don't want to keep them all, but would like one. which is the best,in
your humble opinion ? can I exchange
the 660av is 33 mhz i believe www.everymac.com gives me that info. the 660 av has the
most ram as well a max of 68 megs. the 630 also has a 68lc040 cpu i believe. that is
slower than the 660 av you can run the most operating systems on the 660av however
netbsd and linux and openbsd on it and
the 660av is 33 mhz i believe www.everymac.com gives me that info.
the 660 av has the most ram as well a max of 68 megs. the 630 also
has a 68lc040 cpu i believe. that is slower than the 660 av you can
run the most operating systems on the 660av however netbsd and linux
and openbsd on it and
Quadlist;
Is this the right place to post on a Mac Quadra 605.
I am having a battery Problem. I asked a friend to help and he drilled out the battery
socket.
I need to locate the Plus end of the Battery Circuit.
Can anyone help
Bob in Wisconsin
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I've got an 'ole Quadra server something.. Let me see if I can get the
battery doohikee out and I'll let you know..
-nathan
On 7/27/04 4:55 PM, Robert J. Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quadlist;
Is this the right place to post on a Mac Quadra 605.
I am having a battery Problem. I
On 27/07/2004, at 11:55 PM, Robert J. Stevens wrote:
Quadlist;
Is this the right place to post on a Mac Quadra 605.
I am having a battery Problem. I asked a friend to help and he drilled
out the battery socket.
I need to locate the Plus end of the Battery Circuit.
The plus is the end towards
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