--- DeVaul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone -- me again!
I have some more questions about my Mac IIci.
First off, I am thinking of adding a Daystar 030
Direct Slot 50 Mhz
accelerator, but this would require the removal of
my Apple Mac IIci cache
card. Question: Would this
I have some more questions about my Mac IIci.
First off, I am thinking of adding a Daystar 030 Direct Slot 50 Mhz
accelerator, but this would require the removal of my Apple Mac IIci cache
card. Question: Would this increase or decrease performance?
Increase, and quite some. For me (I
OK, turning off extensions really didn't do much because when I go into
MacTCP, all the values are still protected. However, I'm not now even
given the opportunity to enter the elusive master password were I to know
it. What next?
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--- Marco van de Voort [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know there are limitations on the power supply
of a Mac IIsi, but are
there any on the Mac IIci?
The power supply of the IIci -- and the IIcx -- is the
same power supply for the 7100. I ran a 7100 with 2
vid cards, a G3 accelerator,
--- Visionary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, turning off extensions really didn't do much
because when I go into
MacTCP, all the values are still protected.
However, I'm not now even
given the opportunity to enter the elusive master
password were I to know
it. What next?
Start it from a
William:
Wiping the drive is an option and really, it's a matter of routine with me.
But I'd hoped to be able to get a backup first in hopes of rescuing some of
the software presently on the disk. Thus the need for networkability -- to
do the backup before starting over.
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--- Visionary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
William:
Wiping the drive is an option and really, it's a
matter of routine with me.
But I'd hoped to be able to get a backup first in
hopes of rescuing some of
the software presently on the disk. Thus the need
for networkability -- to
do the
At 08:39 -0600 on 13/07/02, Visionary wrote:
OK, turning off extensions really didn't do much because when I go into
MacTCP, all the values are still protected. However, I'm not now even
given the opportunity to enter the elusive master password were I to know
it. What next?
Did you throw out
Yesterday I was given an SE/30 that seems to be in very good condition. As
it is, it has some useful software on it and is running and booting system
7.1 just fine.
The problem is when it comes to networking. It has something called
Timbuktu Pro, version 2.0 on it that seems to intercept nearly
I see I overlooked that Pickle. Probably because I don't know how to do it.
Explain?
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OK Pickle:
I found a file named Timbuktu Pro Preferences and instead of trashing it,
I just moved it to my desktop for fear of screwing something up. Is that
adequate?
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OK, it seems to have helped a little in that Timbuktu Pro now asks me to set
up new preferences including a new master password! (Yay!) However, in
MacTCP, all the options are still locked. I'm wanting to set these so that
the IP is assigned by DHCP built into the router.
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At 13:53 -0600 on 13/07/02, Visionary wrote:
I see I overlooked that Pickle. Probably because I don't know how to do it.
Explain?
Pull the entire Preferences folder out of the System Folder and leave it on
the desktop.
BTW, why does your name sound really really familiar to me? And not just
At 14:01 -0600 on 13/07/02, Visionary wrote:
I found a file named Timbuktu Pro Preferences and instead of trashing it,
I just moved it to my desktop for fear of screwing something up. Is that
adequate?
Sure. Preference files are almost never anything important and can usually
be deleted
At 14:05 -0600 on 13/07/02, Visionary wrote:
OK, it seems to have helped a little in that Timbuktu Pro now asks me to set
up new preferences including a new master password! (Yay!) However, in
MacTCP, all the options are still locked. I'm wanting to set these so that
the IP is assigned by DHCP
On Saturday, July 13, 2002, at 03:53 , Gamba wrote:
Yesterday I was given an SE/30 that seems to be in very good
condition. As
it is, it has some useful software on it and is running and booting
system
7.1 just fine.
The problem is when it comes to networking. It has something called
--- Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about this idea?
- Unbless the System Folder (I do this by creating
Finder Folder and
putting Finder in that)
- Rename System Folder to something (anything) else
- Install Mac System version of your choice.
As a clean install? Clever. Curious
On Saturday, July 13, 2002, at 04:56 , William Ahearn wrote:
--- Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about this idea?
- Unbless the System Folder (I do this by creating
Finder Folder and
putting Finder in that)
- Rename System Folder to something (anything) else
- Install Mac System
--- Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That has been my method of clean-installing System
ever since I got my
Compacts.
It has worked well for me.
Yes. But will it provide a way to bypass pesky
security softeware? That's the real issue here.
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--- Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That has been my method of clean-installing System
ever since I got my
Compacts.
It has worked well for me.
Yes. But will it provide a way to bypass pesky
security softeware? That's the real issue here.
I killed something (some password
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