Re: [q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade

005 23:29:04 -0300 >>Subject: [q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade >>From: "Paulo Vaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> I buy a Performa 630CD a few days ago and I read at Apple site that >> can= >> support only 32 MB SIMM RAM. >> >> Today, I r

Re: [q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade

At 15:31 -0400 08/11/2005, Quadlist wrote: Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 23:29:04 -0300 Subject: [q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade From: "Paulo Vaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I buy a Performa 630CD a few days ago and I read at Apple site that can= support only 32 MB SIMM RAM. Today,

[q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade

Hello, I buy a Performa 630CD a few days ago and I read at Apple site that can support only 32 MB SIMM RAM. Today, I read in other site (http://mail.maclaunch.com/Redirect/www.welovemacs.com/apple-memory-performa-performa-630.html) that is possible to upgrade him to 128 Mb. But in this

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

>? It looks like it plugs into a Quadra PDS slot, but it also appears to have a 68040 chip on board. So what would be the point? Jeff Walther The Quadra 700 and 900 were only 25Mhz when introduced, and the Quad040/Image040 were 68040 PDS upgrade cards that would take the machines to 40M

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

nt? Jeff Walther The Quadra 700 and 900 were only 25Mhz when introduced, and the Quad040/Image040 were 68040 PDS upgrade cards that would take the machines to 40Mhz and could also take a daughtercard with two of the AT&T DSPs that were used in the 660AV and 840AV. However, those DSPs were

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

I have been following this and other discussions from afar; time to weigh in with my FIRST POST! Better make it a good one. I have one of these Daystar cards, and so have had reason to do a little digging and can fill in the blanks. It is a Daystar Quad 040 running at 40 MHz with a 128k SRAM cach

[q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

, Quad 040, Value 040, Value 040i and FastCache Quadra. DayStar Quad 040 Accelerator seems to have been the name of this CDEV/Control Panel. The designation "Quad 040" seems redundant if it wasn't meant for a speed upgrade for Quadras running at 25 or 32 MHz. Maybe the article in

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

It appears to have 2 DSPs on it. Maybe its an upgrade to Quadra 840AV standards for older Quadras? Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start a

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

In a message dated 6/9/05 11:01:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4604&item=5206968963&rd=1> >> Its got me confused but I am Very curious what it is also. Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog El

[q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

Anybody recognize this: ? It looks like it plugs into a Quadra PDS slot, but it also appears to have a 68040 chip on board. So what would be the point? Jeff Walther -- Quadlist is sponsored by

Re: [q] FA: Quadra -> PowerPC Upgrade Card

My reply follows quote. On 1/30/05, at 6:12 -0500, Dan Knight wrote: >I know we ban auction postings on the Swap list. We only *discourage* >(but don't ban) such postings on the other lists. > >dk I stand corrected. My apologies to the list and to Mr. Brock Witherspoon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- HT

Re: [q] FA -> PowerPC Upgrade Card

My reply follows quote. On 1/29/05, at 9:49 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Yeah it's his last, he's banned. > >To be fair, his eBay history as jokerswild99 began Oct-26-99 and it's >apparently OK. He's 100 percent positive in feedback. I've restored Brock's privileges, since he managed t

Re: [q] FA: Quadra -> PowerPC Upgrade Card

My reply follows quote. On 1/28/05, at 22:26 -0800, Brock Witherspoon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Re: FA: Quadra -> PowerPC Upgrade Card, wrote: >Hi all, > >I hope this isn't considered spam, Yeah, it is. Posting auctions sites is a no-no. I'd generally let one boo

[q] FA: Quadra -> PowerPC Upgrade Card

Hi all, I hope this isn't considered spam, but I figure this list would be a willing audience. I'm auctioning an Apple PowerPC upgrade card that came out of a Quadra 650. It will work with other Quadras and Centrises (Centrii?) as well. Here is the item listing: http://cgi.e

Re: [q] LC 630... OS, browser... PPC upgrade ?

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 o

Re: [q] LC 630... OS, browser... PPC upgrade ?

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. The IIe card *requires* 24-b

Re: [q] LC 630... OS, browser... PPC upgrade ?

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 reason

Re: [q] LC 630... OS, browser... PPC upgrade ?

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

Re: Upgrade LC475

Subject: Re: Upgrade LC475 From: stew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I've always wanted to max out the RAM but have been uncertain as to what max is. 32 Mb per Apple specs but as one list member has reported, on this very list, has used more. I have installed 128 + 4 MB of RAM in the Q605/LC/

Re: upgrade an LC475

On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, at 03:48 AM, Naftali Shani wrote: RAM: 68 Mb (4 on-board, 2 * 32 Mb SIMMs) Anyone else running this much RAM on your Quadra??? Wait a minute my 476 has only one slot for RAM??? -stew -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: Upgrade LC475

elle 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? 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 a

Re: upgrade an LC475

RAM: 68 Mb (4 on-board, 2 * 32 Mb SIMMs). HD: a few Gb. -Original Message- From: Joseph & Michelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 8:41 AM To: Quadlist Subject: How far would I be able to upgrade an LC475? Currently it has 8Mb of RAM, a

Upgrade

Hi all I have a quad 800 that I am about to fully upgrade to G3 via a motherboard swap and a processor swap. Can I transplant the 800 board into a 650 case. If so is there any mods I will have to do TIA Vicki -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Sma

Re: lc 580 ppc upgrade

Thanx for your help! ~ Ben ~ - Original Message - From: "Ben Kernan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Quadlist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 11:14 PM Subject: Re: lc 580 ppc upgrade > >Does any one know how i can upgrade my lc 580 to a

Re: lc 580 ppc upgrade

>Does any one know how i can upgrade my lc 580 to a >power pc? Where >could i get it? how much would it cost? ~ Ben ~ You can put a 52xx, 62xx, some 63xx, 55xx & 65xx board in it with no problem. You also can use a 54xx or 64xx board but you will have to change the power supply.

Re: lc 580 ppc upgrade

At 4:49 PM -0400 on 8/23/03, Ben wittily wrote: >Does any one know how i can upgrade my lc 580 to a power pc? Where could i >get it? how much would it cost? ~ Ben ~ > > > I think you shopuld just keep the 580 and get a used ppc cheap. Check the swap list. List-Subscribe:

lc 580 ppc upgrade

Does any one know how i can upgrade my lc 580 to a power pc? Where could i get it? how much would it cost? ~ Ben ~ -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras st

Best hard drive upgrade for a quadra?

Hello All, Have bought a 9 gb 1rpm barracuda HD. My 660av refused to recognise it. Which may not have been too bad as the heat the beast produces could have melted lead in my little pizza box. So the question is (besides the obvious, does anyone want a used drive?) what is the best (rea

Re: LC575 PowerPC UPGRADE????

Ask if they have any 5400 AIOs left. PPC 603 upgradeable to G3. I got two for 119.00 total; 40.00 shipping from Reno, Nev to western Wyoming in '00. Came with 1.2 GB HD [I put in 10 GB HD I was given, put 1.2 in 6400, gave exra 5400 to family with more kids than money]

Re: LC575 PowerPC UPGRADE????

> 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 If you had an LC580 you'd have a chance. The 575 has a scsi drive, the 580 an IDE, just like the 5260, I think. At any rate, th

LC575 PowerPC UPGRADE????

Sorry, left off subject before. 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 -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Ent

Quadra 800 and 601 upgrade.

Hallo! Just a silly query, really. For some time I've had a 601 PDS upgrade card and a Quadra 800 lying around the house. The card never worked in the machine - installing it and turning on the Q800 results in the HD going through all the motions but no startup chimes. I've recently

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

On a 68k machine I cant say I agree with you exactly but I do see your point. Since its a Q700 the move to a different board with the same form factor would possibly be a better option. My upgrade, as recommended to me by this list was from the Q700 to a C650. The faster 72 pin ram makes a big

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

I have no business jumping in here, but I can't help pointing out that upgrading from 33 mHz to 50 mHz, or similar jumps, is going to enhance the performance of a machine so little as to make the effort something of a diminishing return. Of course, I lead a life of diminishing returns, so I could

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

At 07:42 PM 3/14/2003 -0600, you wrote: >I might consider it. Right now, I'm looking to get my feet wet with >many different ways to use Macs. >If there are faster MHz 68040 processors, I'm interested. Clock crystals are available wherever electronic components are sold. Digikey, Radio Shack, et

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

Have you seen http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/mhz.html as linked through the faq's. You have to do a little digging but it may help you. Quickest way to speed up a 700 is to replace the board. 040's go up to 50mhz, dont know if the mac can keep up though. Depending on the board, other factors sh

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

- Original Message - From: "Scott Holder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Quadlist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 07:20 PM Subject: Re: Quadra processor upgrade > At 06:09 PM 3/14/2003 -0600, you wrote: > >I recently acquired a Radius

Re: Quadra processor upgrade

At 06:09 PM 3/14/2003 -0600, you wrote: >I recently acquired a Radius Rocket 33. >I was wondering how hard it would be to upgrade the 25MHz processor in >my Quadra 700 with the processor off of the Rocket. > >Do I have to wory about any timing crystal or anything else like that?

Quadra processor upgrade

I recently acquired a Radius Rocket 33. I was wondering how hard it would be to upgrade the 25MHz processor in my Quadra 700 with the processor off of the Rocket. Do I have to wory about any timing crystal or anything else like that? Will I have to worry about any kind of ROM based problems

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

At 16:31 -0500 on 03/03/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >don't seem to be any "standard" pin/connector configurations so what I >end up doing is setting the ID with a jumper before closing the case. Likewise. I also usually remove the old indicator so I'm not tempted to rely on it for information.

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

At 15:06 -0600 on 03/03/03, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >If you had read my message completely you'd understand exactly why I >needed a drive this large. I did read it completely. You'd be *much* better off trading the 578 for a 580-series and using an IDE drive; it'll save you a *ton* of money i

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

gt;pickle >>Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 5:29 PM >>To: Quadlist >>Subject: Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578 > >>At 12:56 -0600 on 28/02/03, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>>Question is, can this mac use a current SCSI drive? I see on pric

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

From: Quadlist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of the pickle Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 5:29 PM To: Quadlist Subject: Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578 At 12:56 -0600 on 28/02/03, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Question is, can this mac use a current SCSI drive? I see on pricewat

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

At 12:56 -0600 on 28/02/03, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Question is, can this mac use a current SCSI drive? I see on pricewatch As long as it's 50-pin, yes. Anything with more pins won't work due to the edge connector, which won't properly fit if you put an adapter on there. I personally don't

Re: upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

My Reply follows quote. On 28/02/2003 10:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >I just picked up a performa 578 (33mhz 040, same as LC 575) and would >like to load all of the kids software I have on it. The 300MB hard drive >it comes with is sorta smal

upgrade of hard drive on Performa 578

I just picked up a performa 578 (33mhz 040, same as LC 575) and would like to load all of the kids software I have on it. The 300MB hard drive it comes with is sorta small, though. I'd like to use the purchasing power available now to buy a massive hard drive so that I can put entire copies of the

Re: How to Enable L2 cache on 575's PPC601 upgrade card

At 23:13 -0500 on 09/02/03, Matt Ruben wrote: >rather than any speed benefits of 8.1 itself. But I doubt the new OS >install was the reason, as TattleTech still reports the cache as not >enabled. What version of TattleTech? Contact the author and let him know it didn't work as anticipated; he'd

Re: How to Enable L2 cache on 575's PPC601 upgrade card

The Pickle strikes again--mostly :-) Inspected the card, and the cache is present (it's a daughtercard with chips on it, adjacent to where the 68040 CPU plugs into the main board of the upgrade card -- just like it's drawn in the Daystar user guide). This one has 8 32k chips on it, r

Re: How to Enable L2 cache on 575's PPC601 upgrade card

Does it really have an L2 cache? :) Check for the presence of the chips themselves; I don't know for certain what part numbers you're looking for but they should be some sort of fast RAM, probably in a group of two (128K each) or four (64K each) identical chips. Cache-22 may not li

How to Enable L2 cache on 575's PPC601 upgrade card

Hi all, First post to this list. I've got a Power Mystic -- a Color Classic with an LC575 motherboard, and a PPC601 upgrade card (66MHz model), and it''s working great, except for one thing: the 256k L2 cache doesn't work. TattleTech detects it as present, but reports it

Re: Help PDS Upgrade -Newbie to list and Macs

At 14:29 -0500 on 02/01/03, Frank Kannemann wrote: >So, what is the last release to support PDSified PowerPCs on Quadra's >8.5? 8.1 is the last that's officially supported but anything up to 8.6 will work if you want to do some ResEdit hacking. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: Help PDS Upgrade -Newbie to list and Macs

Hi, Thanks Pickle and Glove ;-)! It seems I fooled myself ;-( I had also upgraded to MacOS 8.1 from 8.0 and I was using the "About this Mac" Menu item instead of the Apple investigator (sorry can't remember the name..) under 8.0 it said PowerPC or nothing umder 8.1 it doesn't say PowerPC... So,

Re: Help PDS Upgrade -Newbie to list and Macs

id >install the PowerPC control panel switch it on did the vulcan mind >cleansing control-p-r and rebooted it.. You must have the PPC Upgrade control panel installed first, and set for PPC mode OFF. Then, you unstall the PPC Upgrade card and set the PPC mode ON. Then, you MUST power off the mach

Re: Help PDS Upgrade -Newbie to list and Macs

At 00:28 -0500 on 02/01/03, Frank Kannemann wrote: >The 650 didn't seem to want to acknowledge the card was there. I did >install the PowerPC control panel switch it on did the vulcan mind >cleansing control-p-r and rebooted it.. You probably have to do a full install of the OS with the card in p

Help PDS Upgrade -Newbie to list and Macs

Hi, I have two machines and was trying to make one uber machine ;-) >From everything I could find on the net it should work I took a PowerPC PDS card out of a Quadra 610.Which meant taking it out of the adapter and installed it into a Quadra 650. The 610 worked fine using MacOS 8.1 with and

Re: Q950 upgrade was Re: NO MORE "WARNING!" Messages

At 07:49 -0100 on 19/12/02, Ian Moffatt wrote: >**Quadlist content warning** LOL! >Anyone upgraded a Q950 by putting a PPC motherboard in? I think the NuBus >option may be easier though. Only mobo that fits is that from the Workgroup Server 9150, and they're not only rare, but also very valuabl

Q950 upgrade was Re: NO MORE "WARNING!" Messages

On 19/12/02 6:21 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > No you don't you smug, smarmy, fundimentalist hypocrite. You want me to > drop dead, but if you admitted to yourself that you felt that way then > you'd realze what an evil self-centered hypocritical SOB you really are. No h

Re: 8100 mobo upgrade for a Quad 800

> Recently I've had a couple of problems upgrading a Quadra 800 with a PPC > 8100/100 motherboard. Okay, at bottom this was probably my own fault for not > researching the project completely before starting, but even so, I was > rather annoyed at certain unexpected complications that cropped up.

8100 mobo upgrade for a Quad 800

e price I'd paid the dealer. This was a real pain and put the whole project over budget. It would have been helpful to know about this before I started to the upgrade. Second problem: I knew the PDS on the 8100 had to be filled with with either a video card, an accelerator or a PDS terminator. The

Re: thanks for help with PPC upgrade card

At 12:17 -0800 on 30/10/02, Kris Jones wrote: >>Thanks to all who took a look at the picture of my PPC upgrade "mystery >>card", which does not appear to be for my Q950 after all. I'm still not >>sure what it is-- some have suggested it's for the LC575, oth

Re: thanks for help with PPC upgrade card

>Thanks to all who took a look at the picture of my PPC upgrade "mystery >card", which does not appear to be for my Q950 after all. I'm still not >sure what it is-- some have suggested it's for the LC575, others for the >Q630 series. > >In any case,

thanks for help with PPC upgrade card

Thanks to all who took a look at the picture of my PPC upgrade "mystery card", which does not appear to be for my Q950 after all. I'm still not sure what it is-- some have suggested it's for the LC575, others for the Q630 series. In any case, I'll be selling it on eB

Re: Q700 upgrade

At 08:41 +1100 on 30/10/02, Sque wrote: >the pickle wrote: >> >> Upgrade. Obviously, use of the third NuBus slot will require back panel >> surgery. > >Thank you. I'm amazed at how many components are >done away with between the two. > >Most sites lis

Re: Q700 upgrade

the pickle wrote: > > Upgrade. Obviously, use of the third NuBus slot will require back panel > surgery. Thank you. I'm amazed at how many components are done away with between the two. Most sites list case form factor, is there a mobo form factor list somewhere? -

Re: Q700 upgrade

At 17:36 +1100 on 29/10/02, Sque wrote: >Picked up a Q800 without the box or hard drive. >Seems like it would fall into the Q700's box ok so >I'm wondering if it would be classed as an upgrade Upgrade. Obviously, use of the third NuBus slot will require back panel surgery. -

Q700 upgrade

Hi. Picked up a Q800 without the box or hard drive. Seems like it would fall into the Q700's box ok so I'm wondering if it would be classed as an upgrade or a "cause its there" thing. Faster cpu, quicker and can hold twice more ram, also sports an extra pds. On the down side, l

Re: help installing PPC upgrade

>A photo (posted to a site online where the rest of us could see it; the >list >won't allow attachments) would be great, or a better description. You can upload .jpgs to www.theforumisdown.com. Click the "upload" button on the left. Then send us the URL it gives you. Please don't abuse this se

Re: help installing PPC upgrade

At 09:40 -0400 on 22/10/02, w g kussmaul wrote: >I've (perhaps foolishly) purchased a PPC upgrade card on eBay for my Quadra >950. I thought it would plug into a slot, but instead it seems to be some >sort of "in-socket" upgrade. Can anyone give me advice how to insta

Re: help installing PPC upgrade

In a message dated 10/22/02 6:39:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I've (perhaps foolishly) purchased a PPC upgrade card on eBay for my Quadra 950. I thought it would plug into a slot, but instead it seems to be some sort of "in-socket" upgrade. Can anyone give me

Re: help installing PPC upgrade

on 10/22/02 6:40 AM, w g kussmaul at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've (perhaps foolishly) purchased a PPC upgrade card on eBay for my Quadra > 950. I thought it would plug into a slot, but instead it seems to be some > sort of "in-socket" upgrade. I don't know what y

help installing PPC upgrade

I've (perhaps foolishly) purchased a PPC upgrade card on eBay for my Quadra 950. I thought it would plug into a slot, but instead it seems to be some sort of "in-socket" upgrade. Can anyone give me advice how to install this thing? Also, will it need special software? Th

Code: WriteNow 4.0 to 4.0.2 Upgrade

, but when I run the upgrader I get this message: Could not build New WriteNow because WriteNow is not the file that this update is designed for (the nX^n 0 resource is different). What does that message mean, and is there a way to run the upgrade successfully? Thanks. Bill -- Quadli

Re: Upgrade a Q630 to a 6400 ?

Thanks Pickle -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support Low End Mac Quadlist

Re: Upgrade a Q630 to a 6400 ?

At 20:46 +0100 on 07/10/02, edjones wrote: >I have a Q630 board running in a 5200 case. I have just bought a 6400 and >want to replace the Q630 with it, in the 5200 monitor/case with the 6400 >board (and/or power supply). Try it. I've had a couple reports of x400 boards working fine in the Road

Upgrade a Q630 to a 6400 ?

Hi folks I have a Q630 board running in a 5200 case. I have just bought a 6400 and want to replace the Q630 with it, in the 5200 monitor/case with the 6400 board (and/or power supply). Any ideas ? Ed from Cheshire, UK -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Ele

Re: where can I get a PowerPC upgrade card for Quadra?

on 9/10/02 4:12 PM, w g kussmaul at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Does anyone know where I might find an upgrade card? subscribe to the lem swaplist and put up a WTB (want to buy) notice there -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://l

where can I get a PowerPC upgrade card for Quadra?

Amazingly, although I have a Quadra 700 and a 950, I am only just now finding out about the LEM site. Looks great. Neither of the Quadras has a PPC upgrade; Sonnet is no longer selling the PPC upgrade card. Does anyone know where I might find an upgrade card? If I can't find one, I can&

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

At 9:59 AM -0700 on 08/15/02, c e wittily wrote: >Hi Everyone, > >I used to use "Find Pro II" a while back and enjoyed >it; later I switched to version III and absolutely >loved it! > >Over the years, I have lost floppies (moves, etc.) and >recently I got all my 3.25" disks together and >searche

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

> DAMN! How does one get the Mac's special characters to work on an > archaic e-mail list system like this??? I don't think you do. -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cam

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 22:50 -0500 on 16/08/02, Allen Davis wrote: >I thought Pickle was a bit blunt, but he might've been having an >off-day. He didn't refer me to a FAQ when I asked a stupid question. Only because the answer wasn't in there ;) -- the pickle FAQ Software Archiv

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 22:43 -0500 on 16/08/02, Allen Davis wrote: >David Pierce wrote: >> >> >At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: >> >What's this say? >> > >> >http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml >> >> That's kind of blunt. >> >> You're not irritated because Allen is picking on you for being young, are >>

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

the pickle wrote: > > At 11:18 -0400 on 16/08/02, David Pierce wrote: > > >>At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: > >>What's this say? > >> > >>http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml > > > >That's kind of blunt. > > Being blunt is my specialty. > > >You're not irritated because Allen is

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

David Pierce wrote: > > >At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: > >What's this say? > > > >http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml > > That's kind of blunt. > > You're not irritated because Allen is picking on you for being young, are > you? ;-) TOUCH´E DAMN! How does one get the Mac

Re: Quadra 650 - PPC Upgrade / Broadband

I currently have a (supposedly) synchronous 128k ISDN line. It only costs my $9.95/mo. for 150 hours/mo. It's been flaky from Day One. My upload speeds RARELY exceed 64k, and my download speeds exceed 96k only every now and then. I've done plenty of griping and raging at my ISP, but the fact remai

Re: Quadra 650 - PPC Upgrade / Broadband

Dean: You've GOT to be kidding!! I can get T1 here at home now. The setup/install fee is comparable to yours, but the catch is, the service costs $289.95 a MONTH!!! DSL isn't quite ready for prime time here in Morgan County, Indiana, but it's supposed to be rocking in January, 2003.

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 08:18 AM 8/16/2002, David Pierce typed thusly: >That's kind of blunt. That's a good thing. If pickles were sharp, they'd cut you when you ate a burger. Let's not even get into relish. -Eric -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 07:28 AM 8/16/2002, Xandr typed thusly: >Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 >to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. >[EMAIL PROTECTED] It's possible, but you'll have to replace the mainboard (and case back,

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

>Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 >to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. >[EMAIL PROTECTED] No, the 68040 powered Macs will only go up to Mac OS 8.1. 8.1 is pretty good however on the 840av and is sufficie

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 11:18 -0400 on 16/08/02, David Pierce wrote: >>At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: >>What's this say? >> >>http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml > >That's kind of blunt. Being blunt is my specialty. >You're not irritated because Allen is picking on you for being young, are >you? ;-)

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 11:16 -0400 on 16/08/02, David Pierce wrote: >>Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 >>to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Not unless it has a PPC upgrade card. > >You ca

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

>At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: >What's this say? > >http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml That's kind of blunt. You're not irritated because Allen is picking on you for being young, are you? ;-) -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

>Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 >to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. >[EMAIL PROTECTED] Not unless it has a PPC upgrade card. You can go to 8.1, but a 68k machine like your Quara cannot boot form an HFS+ (MacOS

Re: 840 Quadra system upgrade

At 08:28 -0600 on 16/08/02, Xandr wrote: >Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 >to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. What's this say? http://lowendmac.net/quadra/q840av.shtml -- the pickle FAQ <http://macfaq.o

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

>At 13:11 -0400 on 15/08/02, David Pierce wrote: > >>I'm going to have to try OT 1.1.2 with my 7.1 Installation... I wonder if >>it work on a Rocket... *eveil grin* > >It won't. *sigh* -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.co

840 Quadra system upgrade

Hello, can someone tell me if I can upgrade my 840 Quadra running system 8.0 to 8.5 or higher. I am not sure on its limitations. Thank you. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Quadlist is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

At 18:02 -0400 on 15/08/02, Jim Pendarvis wrote: >had any problems, but what I would really like to know is could I have used >the Zip 250? This is from Compact Macs about a week ago... At 00:29 +0100 11/08/02, Phil Beesley wrote: >As many people have reported, the Iomega Zip 4.2 extension that

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

>Hi Everyone, > >I used to use "Find Pro II" a while back and enjoyed >it; later I switched to version III and absolutely >loved it! > >Over the years, I have lost floppies (moves, etc.) and >recently I got all my 3.25" disks together and >searched for it, but no luck ... (I know I have to get >my

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

At 14:34 -0700 on 15/08/02, c e wrote: >--- David Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Have you tried using the 7.5 Fast Find Application >> under 7.1? > >I'll try it. > > >> I'm going to have to try OT 1.1.2 with my 7.1 >> Installation... I wonder if >> it work on a Rocket... *eveil grin* > >I t

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

--- David Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Have you tried using the 7.5 Fast Find Application > under 7.1? I'll try it. > I'm going to have to try OT 1.1.2 with my 7.1 > Installation... I wonder if > it work on a Rocket... *eveil grin* I think I once ran OT 1.3.1 on 7.1 or 7.5. BTW, I r

Re: Want to upgrade my Quadra's "find" command ....

At 13:11 -0400 on 15/08/02, David Pierce wrote: >I'm going to have to try OT 1.1.2 with my 7.1 Installation... I wonder if >it work on a Rocket... *eveil grin* It won't. -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

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