I need a version of the Stuffit Engine extension that will work with Stuffit
Expander 4.0 on a 68030 Mac. If anyone has it or knows where I can download
it, I would greatly appreciate it. I have 6.0.1 on my G4, but I know that is
PowerPC-native.
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I set up a bunch of 605s with 64 and 128 SIMMs for a customer in Japan. It
worked fine. I also tried the SIMMs in an LCIII, the SIMMs we had worked
there too. They were old fashion FPM double sided, I think they were 70ns
(hard to remember - not enough jo yet...)
Jeffrey
Jeffrey Garbacz
Terry Mathews writes:
You'd be suprised how effective a little 40MB HD can be in this role.
Especially over AppleTalk instead of EtherTalk, it saves whole minutes by
not having to transfer the fonts over the network.
Agreed. We used an ancient, noisy old Rodime on a LaserWriter IIf for
years
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Yep, We have a Tektronix Phaser 340 here (not a Laser, but big, loud, and
Postscript) with a SCSI II drive attached. The bad boy is wicked - 8 full
color copies a minute (real speed - not printer specs) done in melted wax.
Looks great, just don't leave them in the sun...
Jeffrey
Terry Mathews
Running a 700MB HD on a LaserWriter 16/600PS for over 5 years now. Running a
120MB HD on a IIntx for almost 8 years now. Works great. Does save time even
though Ethernet and faster desktops have done wonders as well.
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I have a Tektronix 300X and quite a few boxes of ink stix that I would like
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Anybody looking for parts or a whole color printer? The only bust would be
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How do I get OS 7.1 to recognize a modem and set it up for the internet?
What are the extensions I would need, and the version numbers?
Thanks
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From: Receipts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 9:29 AM
Subject: Internet with OS 7.1
How do I get OS 7.1 to recognize a modem and set it up for the internet?
What are the extensions I would need, and the version
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From: Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 8:29 AM
Subject: Putting old macs to work
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Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 22:16:28 EDT
Subject: LC III
Hi I am new to the world of Macintosh. I got ahold of an LC III. I have a
question about ramdoubler vs virtual memory.
Ok, When I was using ramdoubler there was some minor problems
At 10:13 -0600 on 04/09/01, Desert Fox wrote:
Something hard about using Apple LaserWriter Setup?
Nah, just that I had no clue which program it was and I was remembering a
conversation we had on this topic a while back that mentioned some obscure
program and etc. that was necessary...now that
I am trying a pretty fast hard disk in a LC... Which format
interleave is the best: 1, 2, 3, 4???
Thanks,
Marten
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At 10:13 -0600 on 04/09/01, Desert Fox wrote:
Something hard about using Apple LaserWriter Setup?
At 16:31 -0500 on 04/09/01, Brian wrote:
I'm new to this list and new to the world of Mac hardware. I was recently
given an LC II and I've been having fun with this thing so far. I'm not
really sure what I want to use it for yet, but the SCSI bus gives it some
definite possibilites (networked
At 23:40 +0200 on 04/09/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
I am trying a pretty fast hard disk in a LC... Which format
interleave is the best: 1, 2, 3, 4???
Won't matter, especially if it's a fast HD, because the HD's own buffer
will take care of any issues that might have arisen from
At 23:40 +0200 on 04/09/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
I am trying a pretty fast hard disk in a LC... Which format
interleave is the best: 1, 2, 3, 4???
Won't matter, especially if it's a fast HD, because the HD's own buffer
will take care of any issues that might have arisen from
At 16:13 -0600 on 04/09/01, William Hatchell wrote:
My Quadra 640AV recently expired and I'd like to move as many of the working
components from it to my LC475 as possible. I began by maximizing RAM using
modules from the Quadra. Next, I'd like to know how to replace the LC040
processor of the
I have done this myself. Processor out of a Workgroup Server 60 into a
Performa 475. The speed gain will not be realized however until a resistor
is jumped.
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At 16:23 -0600 on 04/09/01, Desert Fox wrote:
I have done this myself. Processor out of a Workgroup Server 60 into a
Performa 475. The speed gain will not be realized however until a resistor
is jumped.
The CPU with the FPU in it - the 040 - is faster than the LC040 for
calculation-intensive
I purchased a little clip deal that enabled me to get up to 33mhz.
Sucker is a pretty good dns machine with a 100bT network card...
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You sure bet I will.
Terry Mathews wrote:
Grab a used LaserWriter IIg motherboard and you'll love the difference. Adds
SCSI, ethernet, and 30pin RAM slots as well as a 20MHz 68030. Mines running
32MB on my ethernet network, accepting print jobs from my 9500 and my IBM
PCs via my Linux box.
Subject: Upgrading LC475
From: William Hatchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Quadra 640AV recently expired and I'd like to move as many of the working
components from it to my LC475 as possible. I began by maximizing RAM using
modules from the Quadra. Next, I'd like to
Well, it works fine from system 6 to mac os 9.1, but mac os x is
giving me nothing but postscript errors. Somebody on the Macnn forum
with a IIg had no problems though... Maybe it has something to do
with the IINT only handling postscript level 1 and the IIg being
postscript level 2
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying a pretty fast hard disk in a LC... Which
format
interleave is the best: 1, 2, 3, 4???
1:1 interleave is fine for all Macs except the Plus
and SE. The Plus normally uses 3:1 and the SE 2:1
but that isn't really a factor with newer,
--- William Hatchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My Quadra 640AV recently expired and I'd like to
move as many of the working
components from it to my LC475 as possible. I began
by maximizing RAM using
modules from the Quadra. Next, I'd like to know how
to replace the LC040
processor of the
I thought RD was suppose to be much better than VM.
Ram Doubler properly used is faster than VM because RD doesn't use the HD
and VM does.
Make sure that your 7.1 is updated with Updater 3.0, which puts in a newer
Memory control panel.
Make sure that 32 bit addressing is selected in the Memory
Well, it works fine from system 6 to mac os 9.1, but mac os x is
giving me nothing but postscript errors. Somebody on the Macnn forum
with a IIg had no problems though... Maybe it has something to do
with the IINT only handling postscript level 1 and the IIg being
postscript level 2 compatible.
At 18:20 -0700 on 04/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Apple never used a ZIF socket or provided heatsink
clips on any 040 Mac.
Bzzt. Heatsink clips are on all 040-based Macs that shipped with a
heatsink. The ones that didn't have them can, in some cases, take them.
The 63x series that I've seen
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, it works fine from system 6 to mac os 9.1,
but mac os x is
giving me nothing but postscript errors. Somebody
on the Macnn forum
with a IIg had no problems though... Maybe it has
something to do
with the IINT only handling postscript level 1 and
I just got a LCIII+ board to replace a LCIII board.
I put it in, it works fine, but it runs at 25mhz, instead of 33mhz.
The LCIII+ cpu says it's a 68030 @ 33 on top, and the LCIII says it's a
68030 @25mhz.
Am I retarded or something??? (easy with the answer folks)
Will
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At 22:55 -0400 on 04/09/01, Receipts wrote:
I just got a LCIII+ board to replace a LCIII board.
I put it in, it works fine, but it runs at 25mhz, instead of 33mhz.
The LCIII+ cpu says it's a 68030 @ 33 on top, and the LCIII says it's a
68030 @25mhz.
Check the resistor layout as detailed in
Check out http://www.kidsdomain.com/down/index.html
Good Luck, Houston
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 20:12:58 -0400
Subject: Education Software for 68030 Macs.
From: A.Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, would anyone know where to get education
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: Re: Upgrading LC475
Date: Tue, Sep 4, 2001, 6:24 PM
At 18:20 -0700 on 04/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Apple never used a ZIF socket or provided heatsink
clips on any 040 Mac.
Bzzt. Heatsink clips
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From: Desert Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: Re: Upgrading LC475
Date: Tue, Sep 4, 2001, 3:43 PM
I purchased a little clip deal that enabled me to get up to 33mhz.
Sucker is a pretty good dns machine with a 100bT network card...
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At 22:42 +0200 on 03/09/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
The apple spec database doesn't mention the scsi port, only a
The SCSI is for a font disk. The IIg wasn't the only one that had a SCSI
port; I think *most* of the II series had that 50-pin Centronics port on
them.
The hard part is
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By the way this guy is awesome. I've dealt with him a few times. He's great.
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