The 6500 comes from the 5500... You talk about a "optional ethernet card"
so it must the card on comm slot. Those cards usually don't have handshake
so they can't link on modern switch/routers. You will need a old ethernet
10Mbit hub to connect the 6500 and link it up to the router.
Joao
On
On 3/15/2014 12:00 AM, Charles Lenington wrote:
Does anyone remember if there was a problem using newer drives in the
SE/30? From OP description he is using a drive w/ jumpers. I believe
that the SE/30 had the resistor strips/chips originally .
No problem. No need to use interleave other than
We'll have to do a little more investigation on the 6500 -- assuming it has
a problem, which it probably doesn't, because as Matt Burch said, if it's
not on fire, it's a software problem.
You can connect computers directly with a cross-over cable in an emergency,
skipping troublesome routers a
Well the 6500 has the optional ethernet card, but I have not gotten it to
work, but your comment about finding a router to work with half duplex has
me wondering if that is the issue. I have an new Asus GB ethernet router
and the have only tried the 6500 connected to a GB switch that ggoes to
Yes I have noticed that earlier. I am sure the site owner is updating his
hardware or something.
Check back in a few days.
For a pure ethernet network, you'll need NICs for the SE/30 and the 6500 if
it doesn't have a PCI or optional Ethernet card. The 660AV can just use
that AAUI port for an
BTW the link to the networking info is down right now.
On Saturday, March 15, 2014 4:07:01 PM UTC-4, Jordan Utolia wrote:
>
> Most Mac mini's won't work very well as a central file server for anything
> older than OS 9.1 (unless they ran Tiger) because the AFP versions are
> incompatible. You co
I suppose I could use linux but I would like to keep it an all mac
"network" with the mini being the bridge to the rest of the network. But I
suppose a linux server would also work just as well...
Here is my "vision"
Have my SE/30, 660av and 6500 on an appletalk network. I even have an old
Thanks for the replies... I have already contacted Trag, but thanks for the
lead. And I am looking for a 10/100 card since I have an Asante 10 Base T
that I am having issues with.
Thanks,
tt
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 12:06 PM, Hardware Mack wrote:
> contact trag from 68kmla... i am pretty sure h
Most Mac mini's won't work very well as a central file server for anything
older than OS 9.1 (unless they ran Tiger) because the AFP versions are
incompatible. You could however, use Linux(or FTP) All of this has been
explained in the newbie-friendly Guide I posted the link to earlier.
--
contact trag from 68kmla... i am pretty sure he still has some.
Charles
MacCaps.com
On Mar 15, 2014, at 2:48 PM, TT wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for a Nubus 10/100 Ethernet card to run in my Mac IIci in
> working condition. As an alternative, I would be interested in a non-Asante
> bra
Hello,
I am looking for a Nubus 10/100 Ethernet card to run in my Mac IIci in
working condition. As an alternative, I would be interested in a
non-Asante branded Nubus ethernet card with the standard RJ-45 jack
connector. If you have one you are interested in selling, please contact
me off-list.
So I located a Dayna Port SCSI/Link-T and an Asante EN/SC but no power
supply to either. But I suppose that is a start. Looks like the box with
all the apple stuff got tossed... When I put all that stuff in there I
knew I should have put a not to save it all. There we a bunch of the AAUI
in
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