On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 02:57 AM, Andrew Michael MacTao wrote:
If you're burning CD-CD... You'll want to either set your burning
speed considerably slower than your CD-ROM drive, or, use a HUGE RAM
buffer.
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The stuff on peecees does not have utilities for
true formatting MO
disks. Mac and that util did.
I've low level formatted MO disks just fine with the
BIOS in my Adaptech 2940 PCI SCSI controller.
Fujitsu has a Windows util (that only works with
Fujitsu MO
So why not stick to strict HTML 3.0? :)
This was never an official standard.
Does anyone really _need_ the bells and whistles of 4.0?
Yes, me. HTML 4 gives you the power to divide content and layout. Great
for building nice looking websites for newer browsers which run fine on
older
I noticed all the later MO drives dropped the 256M format and went to a
smaller 23? format. Maybe there is a connection here?
Is this a 3,5 MO or a 5,25 MO? All 3,5 MOs run fine here and for my
customers (about 20x 3,5 MO) but the 5,25 died young (Only the good
ones die young - hah!)
If
You don't need lots of RAM for burning CDs with Toast. I used it with 16
MB and it went fine in double speed.
Are you folks using SCSI, or what?
Of course. On Vintage Macs there's no IDE (except some Powerbooks and
the P630, did I forget something?), USB or Firewire.
Grüße
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--- Goetz Hoffart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need lots of RAM for burning CDs with
Toast. I used it with 16
MB and it went fine in double speed.
Are you folks using SCSI, or what?
Of course. On Vintage Macs there's no IDE (except
some Powerbooks and
the P630, did I forget
On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 11:40 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
A NuBus IDE card would be nice, but that would
require driver software and/or an onboard ROM to
support it. (But hey, why not? Someone made an
IDE interface that plugged between a Z80 CPU and
its motherboard!)
There is a way.
On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 02:17 PM, the pickle wrote:
There is a way. ACARD do a SCSIDE Bridge Adapter that adapts ATAPI
CD/CD-RW drives to SCSI. It's not all that expensive and, provided you
flash it to the Mac firmware, it is totally transparent to the system.
It comes with
My friends thought that, for a joke, they'd get me a little present from
the Microsoft .Net exhibition that visited the University department od
CompSci today. They got me a t-shirt that says Reserved for Greatness
across the front and Microsoft VisualStudio.Net across the back. I ask
you, do
At 16:22 + on 19/03/02, Mark Benson wrote:
My friends thought that, for a joke, they'd get me a little present from
the Microsoft .Net exhibition that visited the University department od
CompSci today. They got me a t-shirt that says Reserved for Greatness
across the front and Microsoft
I've got such a collection of eclectic and semi useless equipment, I don't
dare bring home another MO drive ;-) I will take the advise of using the
same formatter on all the disks, although I think I tried that a long time
ago with Silver Lining. Maybe it would be a good time to try it again.
On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 06:19 PM, Randy Beaudreault wrote:
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD and stream it off the hard disk. This of course needs nearly 700MB
of
hard disk space though. I'm really just proud because I have a 40GB
drive in my
At 13:02 -0500 on 19/03/02, Ken Strayhorn wrote:
Hmmm, I know that PRAM batteries are marked 3.6 volt
but these 3-volt batteries are half the price so I
thought I would ask the assembled experts - is this
a cheap solution, or would the .6 volt make all
the difference?
They usually don't work.
Randy wrote:
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD and stream it off the hard disk.
I was wondering if there's a way to have the floppies of OS 7.5
as disk images on one Mac and with Install disk 1 in the floppy drive
of the other, have those disk images
On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 03:55 , Terry Graham wrote:
Randy wrote:
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD and stream it off the hard disk.
I was wondering if there's a way to have the floppies of OS 7.5
as disk images on one Mac and with Install
Recently my Mac II monitor (standard 13 RGB) ceased to light up when
the computer is turned on. I tried cycling the power on-off button on the
monitor-no luck. Later I tried substituting a known good monitor-stll no
luck. When the Mac II is turned on , it sounds normal-the whirring sound of
disk
Andy-
It sounds like a weak or dead PRAM battery. Try a new battery
and see if it resolves.
HTH
Ron
In a message dated 3/19/02 5:00:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Recently my Mac II monitor (standard 13 RGB) ceased to light up when
the computer is turned on. I tried
i would probably be wiser to look for a way to convert this internal
drive to an external one, by getting a regular scsi 50 pin case for it,
and an external cable to go into the scsi chain or nubus card.
if i did try to mount it internally in one of my IIfx's , I would have
to jack into the
At 12:55 -0800 on 19/03/02, Terry Graham wrote:
Randy wrote:
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD and stream it off the hard disk.
I was wondering if there's a way to have the floppies of OS 7.5
as disk images on one Mac and with Install disk 1 in the
Stock IIfx 8/80 w/ 8*24 (not 'GC boo!), keyboard and square mice what
else? :-) Whoo hoo!! But spits on that video card. :-P
Pair of '040 25, these two doesn't require heatsinks
which mine '25 part requires it and fell over past 28.6MHz,
this two may increases chances on overclocking.
for anyone who is interested.
found a source for the 68882 FPU chip.
http://newark.com
catalog p/n 07F6033 Motorola p/n MC68882FN33A US$64.85
for those of you thinking about getting one.
Jim F
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At 18:00 + on 19/03/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have pick of three FH 5.25 drives in my inventory and I wondered
if apple did made deep sump drive shelf to hold FH instead of 1.6
or less HD?
Yep, got one downstairs :)
the pickle
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 05:45 , the pickle wrote:
At 17:43 -0500 on 19/03/02, Eagle wrote:
On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 05:37 , the pickle wrote:
Floppies can't be shared.
But you _can_ share the image of a floppy, and remotely mount that
image.
Yep, missed that part and by the
At 18:01 -0500 on 19/03/02, James E Freeland wrote:
for anyone who is interested.
found a source for the 68882 FPU chip.
http://newark.com
catalog p/n 07F6033 Motorola p/n MC68882FN33A US$64.85
At that price, I could make a tidy profit buying IIvxen and stripping their
FPUs out...
the
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
A NuBus IDE card would be nice, but that would
require driver software and/or an onboard ROM to
support it.
It would be nice. But, if someone is going to develop a card
drivers... Perhaps we should breathe some Life back into the
NuBus-USB idea.
A few things we've
At 05:37 PM 3/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Floppies can't be shared.
the pickle
Hmm, I'll have to do it again to be sure, but I'm fairly sure I've shared a
floppy to get something onto my Duo.
Could be wrong though, Ill have to try it again.
Scott Holder
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Mark Benson wrote:
40GB Quadra? :P
It's a beautiful thing.
Its a wasted hdd.
68k with delusions of greatness.
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At 18:00 + on 19/03/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
if apple did made deep sump drive shelf to hold FH instead of 1.6
or less HD?
Yep, got one downstairs :)
Well, anybody interested in selling or swap that deep sump shelf well
as Nubus cards like RJ45 ethernet NIC, accelerated
on 3/19/02 5:01 PM, James E Freeland at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
catalog p/n 07F6033 Motorola p/n MC68882FN33A US$64.85
for those of you thinking about getting one.
Jim F
or you can have this one for $2
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 11:34 PM, Darren wrote:
Mark Benson wrote:
40GB Quadra? :P
added
Yup, and it's an 840av too. I love it. I play my MP3s off of it over my
network to my iBook to reduce the disk time needed on the iBook and
reduce skips due to stupid power saving clicks. I
Did you read all of the mail or just instantly dismiss this as a waste
of time? I use it as an AV machine and a file server so I'd hardly call
that wasting it, it just isn't full yet. What is more it's ideal for AV
work as it's fast and has acres of room on it for videos
Yeah, I'm sorry,
This message written: Tuesday, 19 March 2002 17:56:10 PST
Came across one of these things during a recent rescue patrol.
It is rather clearly (at least from its design, color and construction)
intended as an accessory for a powerbook. I can't find a reference to it
in any of the manuals I
On Wednesday, March 20, 2002, at 01:41 AM, Darren wrote:
Did you read all of the mail or just instantly dismiss this as a waste
of time? I use it as an AV machine and a file server so I'd hardly call
that wasting it, it just isn't full yet. What is more it's ideal for AV
work as it's
At 18:56 -0800 on 19/03/02, Terry Graham wrote:
So if I put Install 1 floppy in the destination drive
should I also have a disk image of #1 on the source
computer for when the installer calls for it again -
or will it not even spit #1 out, throughout the process?
Should stay in there, but it
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From: andrew favret [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: Mac II problem-dark monitor
Date: Tue, Mar 19, 2002, 1:59 PM
Recently my Mac II monitor (standard 13 RGB) ceased to light up when
the computer is turned on. I tried cycling the power on-off
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My friends thought that, for a joke, they'd get me a
little present from
the Microsoft .Net exhibition that visited the
University department od
CompSci today. They got me a t-shirt that says
Reserved for Greatness
across the front and Microsoft
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This kills two birds with one stone: 32bit clean
ROM SIMM to trace
out for others to construct theirs for those
updating 32bit dirty
Macs, document that unique ram properly and find out
how it is
designed. Two reasons: this helps me to examine the
--- James E Freeland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for anyone who is interested.
found a source for the 68882 FPU chip.
http://newark.com
catalog p/n 07F6033 Motorola p/n MC68882FN33A
US$64.85
for those of you thinking about getting one.
YEEF! Just how many LCIII pizzaboxes could you
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