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On 4/20/05, at 7:56 PM -0400, Blake Hanes wrote:
but still how the hell are we Troublemakers it like come on
List Nanny I think we ned your help here!
First I banned Mr Zaza. Then I stated the subject was closed.
Now I get notes - using the closed subject - that I may
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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 22:54:58 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
At 22:46 -0600 19/01/04, Jim Raper wrote:
I seem to remember a posting about a menu drop down program that
worked on OS's earlier than 8.0. Does anyone remember the name of
that little app and/or where I can find it?
If I'm not mistaken, you should be able to enable this feature with:
The
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?
As well, a short time back I was asking about PDS Ethernet cards for
said pair of LC475s. I never got around to actually getting any of
For what should have been entitled Re: Help!, please see Re: Quadlist
Digest #1427.Sorry about that.
Saul Broudy
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Hi. I just picked up 2 LC475s from a local computer place. The guy was
just gonna throw them out, so he gave them to me for free. I consider
that a heck of a deal. Unfortunately the problem is that they didn't
come with the keyboards and mice. Does anyone know of a good place on
the web that I
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Date: Mon, Sep 29, 2003, 1:37 PM
come with the keyboards and mice. Does anyone know of a good place on
the web that I could pick up a set? I looked at eBay, but wanted to see
if there was anything cheaper first.
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Sometimes the /s command has not worked.
If I remember right -- copy sys a: c: is what makes a drive bootable (
floppy to hard drive )
FORMAT A: /S is what makes the drive bootable. If the /S option is not
included, the drive is made usable for data storage, but not for system
residence.
At 08:43 AM 9/18/2003, you wrote:
All you need for dos is command.com, available for free many places on the
internet.
But you also need to prepare the drive, configure the Master Boot Record,
and there are also a couple hidden boot files (MSDOS.SYS and IO.SYS) that
are required.
Just sticking
In a message dated 9/20/03 10:47:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just sticking a copy of command.com on a disk won't make it bootable.
Quite correct.
There are two invsible files on a bootable DOS volume, and, in addition,
the boot blocks contain the bootstrap loader (an admittedly archaic
Also, unlike Apple, no versions of MS-DOS are really free. There are some
other DOSes like DR-DOS that are, and even run Windows from what
I've read,
but no MS-DOSes. Doesn't mean they're not available, but, eh :)
FreeDOS is quite free and 100% MSDOS compatible.
As I recall, in the end MSDOS
If I remember right -- copy sys a: c: is what makes a drive bootable (
floppy to hard drive )
Just sticking a copy of command.com on a disk won't make it bootable.
Quite correct.
There are two invsible files on a bootable DOS volume, and, in addition,
the boot blocks contain the bootstrap
At 09:41 PM 9/20/2003, you wrote:
If I remember right -- copy sys a: c: is what makes a drive bootable (
floppy to hard drive )
Not quite. It's either format /s c: , assuming you're booted from a floppy
disk with format on it, or you can sys c: from a: if you have sys.com on board.
I'm an
If I remember right -- copy sys a: c: is what makes a drive bootable (
floppy to hard drive )
FORMAT A: /S is what makes the drive bootable. If the /S option is not
included, the drive is made usable for data storage, but not for system
residence.
Following that with COPY A:*.* C: will
At 11:46 PM 9/20/2003, you wrote:
A drive may only be made bootable at FORMAT time as much of the DOS
system is unmovable.
Except for the sys.com command, which moves it ;)
Scott Holder
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Hi. I was in a local used computer store today, and they have a couple
of LC 475s there that the shopkeeper said he'd be able to sell me for
like pennies was his exact wording. He said I should come back and see
him at the end of the week. I'm thinking yes, as this is a pretty good
price, and I
In a message dated 9/15/2003 1:12:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I recently found a Quadra 610 DOS Compatible at a local thrift store (for
$1). It has MacOS 7.6.1 on it and a small 500 meg IDE drive.
I am trying to get the PC part of this thing up and running.
Pretty sure you need to
My friend
Tell me why are you interested to use DOS/Win in a Mac?
-Mensaje original-
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Enviado el: Jueves, 18 de Septiembre de 2003 08:42
Para: Quadlist
Asunto: Re: Quadra 610 DOS was (No Subject)
In a message dated 9/15
All you need for dos is command.com, available for free many places
on the internet.
In a message dated 9/15/2003 1:12:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I recently found a Quadra 610 DOS Compatible at a local thrift store (for
$1). It has MacOS 7.6.1 on it and a small 500 meg IDE drive.
I am
I recently found a Quadra 610 DOS Compatible at a local thrift store (for
$1). It has MacOS 7.6.1 on it and a small 500 meg IDE drive.
I am trying to get the PC part of this thing up and running. The PC boots
fine and Ive created a virtual hard drive for it. But, of course, that
drive
Do the Duo's have to have their keyboard and mouse plugged in in
order to work correctly? Windows/DOS gets panicky if it doesn't have
it's precious keyboard plugged in, but I think Macs are smarter. I
am thinking about converting a Duo 280 into a tablet computer by
taking out the keyboard
Hi All,
I just picked up a Performer 636CD and need some info on this system. Any
original documentation, spec sheets, owner experiences with it, RAM upgrade
possibilties, and some info on OS 7.5.1. I have no experience with this
machine and want to learn it inside and out. Any help would be
Is it possible to upgrade a LC575 to PowerPC? I have a 5260/120 MB, but
it doesn't look like the connectors line up. Thoughts?
Sean
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I dont know how many people can say thier Quadrs are their full time
daily machines
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Me for one.
I run an engineering consulting business on a Q800.
I have the usual Word 5.1, Excel 4, Power Point 3, ColorOne scanner, etc.
but I also run CAD (Vellum), QuickBooks, and
Hello all,
I am new to this group and have joined because my girlfriend has a
very old Mac and I'm wondering what it would be worth to a
collector. Here are the specs:
System Overview:
Machine: Macintosh Quadra 950
Processor: 68040 at 33MHz
Memory Installed: 104 MB
Virtual Memory: is off
Total
Hello,
I've finally upgraded my Quadra 605 enough so that I think it will run Linux. (68040
w/FPU, 20Mb RAM, half of a 1 Gb Hard drive). I've got a broadband internet connection
but am wondering if my ethernet card will work once I boot into Linux. It's a Farallon
EtherMac LC card. Does anyone
Does anybody know of a free or shareware fax program?
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I forgot the name but the program that came with Apple Telecom can be found
for free. You need a modem that can send faxes however as not all can do
this.
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Subject: No Subject
Date: Tue, Jan 07, 2003, 5:34 PM
Does anybody know
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked for a free or shareware fax program.
There is a decent shareware app you can download from AOL that I used before
I switched to a Global Village modem (they have their own downloadable fax
software). Here is the read me:
ValueFax is the first shareware fax program for
.
You sure that video connector isn't AUI?
I'm a newbie, but I'm on other digest/mailing lists, but I'd like to
suggest we stop just replying to e-mails and make our subject lines more
relavent. It isn't that hard, and on one list I'm on, they're almost
RELIGIOUS about it!
How about it?
Allen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Pegasus Mail on my PC and I wouldn't be without it. They
have a Mac version which should be worth looking in to.
http://www.pmail.com/
I've wanted to try Pegasus Mail for a long time, but the link to the Mac version
doesn't work - and it doesn't show up in the
David Deckert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
small size and speed. You want a simple
email client also small and fast.
SNIP
Should shareware be considered, if so what's
being used? Sweet Mail? Musashi? I'm
interested in what you use everyday, not what
you tried for a week and gave up on but
At 00:54 +0100 on 24/07/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Deckert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
small size and speed. You want a simple
email client also small and fast.
SNIP
Should shareware be considered, if so what's
being used? Sweet Mail? Musashi? I'm
interested in what you use
... one of mine, anyway.
You've got a Mac running 7.1 because of its
small size and speed. You want a simple
email client also small and fast.
Ability for two acounts would be nice, but not
absolutely necessary.
Ability to smoothly handle Rich Text would be
a plus because the user won't
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