Re: Need help identifying memory for an SE/30

For what I was always told, all PC hardware will work on a Mac, EXCEPT for RAM. RAM is kinda funny, I have a Packard Bell, and there was special RAM designed for it Steven -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Ent

Re: Mac IIci & Cable Modem?

At 1:23 AM -0400 6/19/02, jsoderlund wrote: > >>What do you mean by Mac TCP/IP? I'm not sure if you are using OT >>>with the TCP/IP control panel or MacTCP? >I'm not either. When i installed OT it had TCP/IP and said it was going to >replace MacTCP, But the Error message refers to Mac TCP. Go fi

Re: Mac IIci & Cable Modem?

>>What do you mean by Mac TCP/IP? I'm not sure if you are using OT >>with the TCP/IP control panel or MacTCP? I'm not either. When i installed OT it had TCP/IP and said it was going to replace MacTCP, But the Error message refers to Mac TCP. Go figure. Should OT have its own control panel? >>1.

Need help identifying memory for an SE/30

Well it's been a tense hour, but the motherboard of "Green Jade" is out and I haven't fried myself yet. Just in case anyone's curious, you don't have to remove or even touch anything on the CRT or controller circuitry to get the logic board out, just take your time wiggling out the connectors from

Re: Mac IIci & Cable Modem?

> >Software: OS 7.5.3, OT 1.1.2, Mac TCP/IP, Eudora Light for mail. >I have put in the settings to match my PC that is connected to the same >router (but not the hub). > What do you mean by Mac TCP/IP? I'm not sure if you are using OT with the TCP/IP control panel or MacTCP? >When i try to op

Re: Mac IIci & Cable Modem?

At 11:56 PM 06/18/2002 -0400, you wrote: > > >When i try to Send/Recv. Mail an error message pops up: > > " ERROR involving Domain Name System. >_ 23009 >(37:456)" > Hmmm, I'm not much help with cable modems. I do know Eudora though. How do you have your mail server set up in Eudora?

Mac IIci & Cable Modem?

O.K. I just do not get it! We have a IIci w/ 68mb ram, cash card, Asante MC3NB64 Ethernet Card that connects to a Netgear EN104TP (10Mbps) HUB that connects to a Netgear RT314 Gateway Router (10Mbps/100Mbps) that connects to Comcast Cable Modem.All Have Green solid lights. Software: OS 7.5.3, OT

Re: setting up firewall computer

>Dear Vintage Macs: > >I have an old LCIII on which I would like to run a version of NetBSD, as >well as converting this computer into a dedicated firewall computer. The >LCIII has 36MB RAM, 1 GB hard drive, a math co-processor, and an ethernet >card. What is the best way of approaching this proje

Re: setting up firewall computer

> > I have an old LCIII on which I would like to run a version of NetBSD, as > well as converting this computer into a dedicated firewall computer. The > LCIII has 36MB RAM, 1 GB hard drive, a math co-processor, and an > ethernet > card. What is the best way of approaching this project? > > Rol

setting up firewall computer

Dear Vintage Macs: I have an old LCIII on which I would like to run a version of NetBSD, as well as converting this computer into a dedicated firewall computer. The LCIII has 36MB RAM, 1 GB hard drive, a math co-processor, and an ethernet card. What is the best way of approaching this project? R

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

Done. Boots so good now, it knocks me off my chair every time I turn it on. Ed --- Gregg Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Replace the PRAM batteries. > > = > http://www.junkscience.com "All the Junk that's fit to Debunk!" > > __ > Do Yo

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

Replace the PRAM batteries. = http://www.junkscience.com "All the Junk that's fit to Debunk!" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

Re: Mac and PC Re: Disk Copy 4.2 answered

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Haven't looked at Dave for a while, is it less ugly > than it was? Don't know, haven't looked at it recently either. I just use ICS on the WinBox and Basilisk II for file transfers. The "problem" with DAVE is any files you stash on the PC side from the Mac

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

>Yep, it booted then promptly complained about the date. Pickle, should >this little trick go in the FAQ? It's not on my site either :-O I will stick it on in the monumental July update I promised everyone. -- -- Mark Benson Any spelling errors are attributed to PEBKAC Vintage Macs List Nan

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

> >> You have to have a good PRAM battery for those machines to boot. > > > Rob > > > A quick test is to turn it on, wait for the beep then turn the power > switch off and back on again as fast as you can. It should boot up > normally. If it does then it's a dead battery. > -- > Clar

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

--- Clark Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A quick test is to turn it on, wait for the beep then turn the power > switch off and back on again as fast as you can. It should boot up > normally. If it does then it's a dead battery. Yep, it booted then promptly complained about the date. Pic

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

At 10:58 AM -0700 6/18/02, Ed Murphy wrote: >I'm off to Radio Schlock! Thanks. > >--- Robert Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> You have to have a good PRAM battery for those machines to boot. > > Rob A quick test is to turn it on, wait for the beep then turn the power switch off a

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

I'm off to Radio Schlock! Thanks. --- Robert Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You have to have a good PRAM battery for those machines to boot. > Rob = - Ed Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Offici

Re: Performa 475's won't boot

You have to have a good PRAM battery for those machines to boot. Rob > >I actually have two separate Performa 475's that won't boot. One >someone just gave me, the other I've had for a long time. With my >first one, I took it out of storage, opened it, dusted it, then tried >to boot. T

Performa 475's won't boot

I actually have two separate Performa 475's that won't boot. One someone just gave me, the other I've had for a long time. With my first one, I took it out of storage, opened it, dusted it, then tried to boot. The other I just tried when I brought it home. They both do the exact same thing: Wh

Re: Mac and PC Re: Disk Copy 4.2 answered

Gregg Eshelman wrote: >IMHO, if you have only one Mac _and_ a PC you >need Basilisk II on the PC. :) I have three Macs >(again) and one (put together) PC and Basilisk >on the PC. > You always put it so much better Gregg, thanks. Haven't looked at Dave for a while, is it less ugly than it was?

Re: - Hi and Help :-s

What I use to get Mac files from the Internet that I download with the PC, to files that will work on the Mac. 'TransMac' at http://www.asy.com it is fairly easy to use, but it will only do 1.44M floppys. ( no 800 or 400K ) But It Works. Macintosh 'PC Exchange' works pretty well, to a poi

Re: The original 'broadband for MacIIci??'

>>(with no way to put OS 7.5.3 on it, unless someone has it on >>floppies that I can borrow...) Fran, I have OS 7.5.3 in floppy size files that i used to get it on my IIci from a PC. I can e-mail them to you off list or make copies on disk and send it. let me know. jeff -- Vintage Macs is s

Re: Disk Images Re: broadband for a Mac IIci??

On Tuesday, June 18, 2002, at 12:50 , J.S. Garrison wrote: >> From: jsoderlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Vintage Macs) >> Subject: Re: Disk Images Re: broadband for a Mac IIci?? >> Date: Mon, Jun 17, 2002, 5:56 PM >> Go here and get both Disk Copy 4.2 and 6.3.3 >> Why 6.