On Friday, June 14, 2002, at 09:30 , Rob Jennings wrote:
Hmmm. Well, I don't think I have heard of an easy hardware solution
to
do this on a Mac. In order to route internet you will need something
like IPNetRouter as a software router. There used to be (maybe still
are?) hardware AppleTalk
On Saturday, June 15, 2002, at 03:55 am, (Vintage Macs) wrote:
Thanks for your response, but I'm not trying to get them networked via
AppleTalk -- I don't want to do File Sharing. I want to get an old Mac
onto Internet, and to do that I want it to talk (via PPP) to another
computer. But I
hi
can anyone give me an approximate value of a lisa?
thanks
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At 22:27 + on 15/06/02, Al wrote:
can anyone give me an approximate value of a lisa?
Really depends on a lot of factors, but probably anywhere from US$250 on up
to the US$3000 range.
the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
Software Archive
ftp://download:[EMAIL
I know I have an extra IWII cable here (from IWII to Super Serial card on
IIe), I would be glad too send it, providing you pay s/h. Reply off-list if
you want this cable.
Steven
What you want to do is reasonable but slow...
To connect two Macs with mini DIN 8 pin sockets over null modem,
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From: Al [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: lisa
Date: Sat, Jun 15, 2002, 3:27 PM
hi
can anyone give me an approximate value of a lisa?
thanks
PRICELESS.;^)
Jeff
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So I need a DIN8-DIN8 null-modem solution. That seems to be the same as
a printer cable on an old Mac.
I'm pretty sure a printer cable will work, I remember using it to directly
connect two macs in the past. You should be able to run PPP on the G3 if
you're going that route. Maybe Apple
At 23:03 -0700 on 14/06/02, Fran Dollinger wrote:
I've been trying to get my Mac IIci online for a few days now with no
success. All I've been able to find in the FAQ is going through a
modem (dialup). I have a cable modem. I've entered the particulars
into MacTCP and NADA! I don't even know
For what little its worth, when we first had cable connected the poor
installer person had trouble finding a DHCP connection using the version
of Open Transport that ships with OS8.1.
Seems the mac would have to be updated to 8.5 and make use of the OT
version that ships with that before DHCP
At 22:27 + on 15/06/02, Al wrote:
can anyone give me an approximate value of a lisa?
Really depends on a lot of factors, but probably anywhere from US$250 on up
to the US$3000 range.
the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
WOW!
Are the Lisa's really worth that much? I had no Idea
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From: Snook, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Performa 475
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 2002 12:37:48 -0700
I got a 475 at the Goodwill for $4.99.
I got it to boot. The battery was low. I changed the battery but it still
seems to need the switch flipped twice to get it to boot.
Another problem is it has is it has At Ease on it with a password.
How do I get rid of that?
Restart holding down the Shift key until you see the Mac OS splash
screen, thus disabling all extensions. Do a search (Cmd-F) for at ease
and trash every item found. Restart.
BobF
It worked fine.
Picked up a IIsi today and
It won't boot off hard drive
Or floppy?
Any idea's
Lou
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Picked up a IIsi today and
It won't boot off hard drive
Or floppy?
Any idea's
Lou
swap in a known good floppy or dard drive and see what it does
johnsn
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On 6/15/02 5:52 PM, Snook, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Picked up a IIsi today and
It won't boot off hard drive
Or floppy?
Any idea's
Lou
swap in a known good floppy or dard drive and see what it does
johnsn
I actually have 2 of these one will boot from the floppy the other one
--- dan_A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Umax and can get into files, but when I try to use
Eudora or Netscape
(or iCab) I can't make a connection. I tried
installing OT 1.0.8,
which seems like the oldest version I can find. It
wont install on a
IIci. Is there anything else that I can
I have no way of getting OT on to my IIci unless someone wants to
walk me through connecting my IIci to my 7300/200 (OS 8.6), which I
am using right now on the cable modem, and then explain how to
transfer files.(I'm running OS 7.5, no CD on the IIci)
TIA,
Fran
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I have no way of getting OT on to my IIci unless someone wants to
The images on the Apple site will fit on a floppy. It's a pain, but
bask in the nostalgia.
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--- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Other vintage machines are valuable if mint, but the
Lisa takes the cake!
The value of a Lisa depends mostly on if it's in
good cosmetic condition and if it's fully functional.
Generally the later models with normal floppy drives,
more RAM and hard
--- Fran Dollinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have no way of getting OT on to my IIci unless
someone wants to
walk me through connecting my IIci to my 7300/200
(OS 8.6), which I
am using right now on the cable modem, and then
explain how to
transfer files.(I'm running OS 7.5, no CD on
I have no way of getting OT on to my IIci unless someone wants to
walk me through connecting my IIci to my 7300/200 (OS 8.6), which I
am using right now on the cable modem, and then explain how to
transfer files.(I'm running OS 7.5, no CD on the IIci)
TIA,
Fran
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Hi Fran
Although I am in the
At 11:59 PM 6/15/2002 -0400, you wrote:
The IIci is running OS 7.5.3, which is the highest OS that you can
put onto the machine with its OEM processor, and which to date
doesn't like Open Transport which is the other component that enables
the IIci to get on the Internet with a cable modem.
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From: Louis Labrie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: Mac Iisi
Date: Sat, Jun 15, 2002, 2:11 PM
Picked up a IIsi today and
It won't boot off hard drive
Or floppy?
Any idea's
Lou
Open it up. Chances are the floppy drive's got dust bunnies in it,
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