Vintage List,
I would like to thank Gregory for the heads-up about Steven Landon. I have
done a bit of research (including a discussion with the Swap List nannies) and
there most certainly have been some real issues with a Steven Landon of
Michigan. He is permanently banned from the Swap List
Hi all,
I have an old Mac 512k that I pulled out of storage, and it has an odd
problem when it boots. When I flip the switch, I hear no "startup
chime", but I do see a perfect-looking "happy mac" screen, and the
floppy drive starts going. However, it isn't actually trying to boot
the disk. It j
The heavier stuff we do not want to ship, So I would rather have
people come on out and fill a car and a trailer.. You guys can pick
thru everything in the piles, and just pay in cash.. easy way for
everyone to be happy
On Dec 19, 9:30 pm, "Apple][Fan" wrote:
> We are still processing stuff..
Hans,
Strange, I have never been able to get a 7.5.5 or earlier machine to connect
to a 10.3.x or a 10.4.x machine. My original server was an 8.1 running on a
Q-605, but I upgraded to a 10.4 server. I found that 10.4 was a mistake
because I could not connect up from my 8.1 machine, 10.3.9 wa
If your on an intel mac or windows box Use Linintosh server, Thats
how I transfer files to and from my AppleTalk equipped macs. Its
rather easy to use. This eliminates the need for a dedicated
server.It would have been nice if Apple kept appletalk and classic
appletalk in. I know for most
Setup an FTP server on your 10.4.x Mac then you can upload and download to it
from your old Macs running 9.2.2 and earlier.
TCP/IP works even though Apple took out support for AFP and LocalTalk in 10.4.x
You could try installing Netatalk on your 10.4 Mac and see if that restores
proper communic
I am running 10.3.9 Server as I gave up on 10.4 (due to connection issues with
older versions of the OS).
I decided to dig through the old emails and finally did find an old thread
about this same issue. The program which provides access to older versions of
the OS is ShareWay IP at:
http://w
