i don't know if this is the right place to offer, or if anyone would be
interested. but i have my Mac Classic 2.5MB 40MB SuperDrive with 800K
external floppy sitting here, and a box of 50 almost unused HD floppy
disks. i say almost unused, because i actually made a partial disk set
of Slakware
Well, as the OP (and Wolf) stated, he has had trouble on his Mac Plus,
which doesn't use ADB. ADB was introduced with the SE and Mac II. The
Mac Plus mouse connects with DB-9, I believe, which I *think* is an
analog system, much like an Atari controller. (eg, one pin is ground,
one pin con
At 19:51 -0500 7/25/09, Dark_Mac wrote:
>
>Now I had to make a keyboard cable from an old telephone headset cord
>that I had. Yes I cut off one end and crimped on another RJ-11
>connector making sure that the wire colors are the same on each end
>when looking as the connector the same way.
Doug McNutt wrote:
>
>
> Your cabling must be OK if the cursor moves on the screen. The RJ telephone
> connectors have four pins but only three are used for the Apple Desktop Bus.
> The fourth is for starting up from the keyboard.
>
> The other wires are ground, plus 5 volts, and data. Pressing
On Jul 25, 2009, at 7:42 PM, Todd - wrote:
> I have a 700 myself but no AIX 4.1.4 CD and it is password
> protected so not much I can do with it at least it was free.
>
The A/IX CD itself is not difficult to come by.
What IS difficult to come by is a license, as IBM won't license A/IX
anym
I have a 700 myself but no AIX 4.1.4 CD and it is password protected so not
much I can do with it at least it was free.
todd
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 4:21 PM, PeterH wrote:
>
>
> On Jul 25, 2009, at 11:13 AM, Mac Book wrote:
>
> > I was given two brand new Network Server's today, are they worth
>
I would try cleaning the pins inside the connector on the Plus. Since,
I believe, the DB-9 connector is analog, (eg, when you press the mouse
button it connects two of the pins on the connector) if one or more
got just enough oxidation to prevent contact, it could cause this
problem. What
Hi All,
I picked up a Mac Plus a while back and I have finally gotten the
keyboard that I got off eRob yesterday and want to try using it today.
Now I had to make a keyboard cable from an old telephone headset cord
that I had. Yes I cut off one end and crimped on another RJ-11
connector m
Nico Vanden Eynde wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does someone know an online electronics store that takes orders from Europe
> or even better a store in Europe where you can order replacement flybacks
> for the Mac 128/512K/Plus ?
>
> Local electronics stores that have this kind of stuff are impossible to find
On Jul 25, 2009, at 11:13 AM, Mac Book wrote:
> I was given two brand new Network Server's today, are they worth
> anything?
>
The ANS was available, and was a current product, from February 1996
to April 1997, an extremely short period, barely 14 months.
They cost well north of $10,000, for
On Jul 25, 2009, at 1:25 PM, PeterH wrote:
> You can get a general ideal of an ANS from this ...
>
> http://www.shiner.info/?info/ans-ad
>
> ... site.
Scroll down to see the various plug-in and "hot plug" features of the
ANS.
I am the author of that page, using photos which I harvested and
On Jul 25, 2009, at 12:03 PM, John Musbach wrote:
>> These were giving by a business. I would like to know their value,
>> and If selling them on ebay is worth it?
>
> To get a general idea you can try searching on eBay and limit your
> search (advanced search options) to only those listings wh
I've seen people try and sell them for $500 and up on eBay as a
collectors item. I don't remember ever seeing one sell though. Usually
re-listed a few times then you don't see them again. The problem is
shipping them. It can cost a small fortune. Most people selling them
usually say local pic
nico,
i am from antwerp and i have a few old compact macs for parts in the
attic.
if you tell me exactly what you need, maybe i can help you out.
sam g
Op 24-jul-09, om 22:10 heeft Nico Vanden Eynde het volgende geschreven:
>
> Hi,
>
> Does someone know an online electronics store that takes
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Mac Book wrote:
> These were giving by a business. I would like to know their value,
> and If selling them on ebay is worth it?
To get a general idea you can try searching on eBay and limit your
search (advanced search options) to only those listings which have
b
I was given two brand new Network Server's today, are they worth
anything?
These were giving by a business. I would like to know their value,
and If selling them on ebay is worth it?
Thank You
The Red Mac Book
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Thank you for the offer Christian! :)
I should have some time tonight or tomorrow to take a screwdriver to
this one. I will try and find whats "blown" and link a photo. Will
post back then.
Cheers,
Aaron.
On Jul 20, 3:36 am, Christian Wacker wrote:
> I had the same type of problem happen
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