Re: "Classic" Macs for Sale

At 22:21 -0700 on 27/07/02, Brian K. Hillen wrote: >I have a number of old Macs, mostly SEs but also some SE FDHDs, a >Classic, a non-functional Classic II some Pluses and a few broken >SE/30s. I also have lots of extra old 30 pin simms, smallish old HDs, a >imagewriter, and a few other parts.

"Classic" Macs for Sale

I have a number of old Macs, mostly SEs but also some SE FDHDs, a Classic, a non-functional Classic II some Pluses and a few broken SE/30s. I also have lots of extra old 30 pin simms, smallish old HDs, a imagewriter, and a few other parts. I only have a few keyboards and mice for them, howev

Re: Reluctant IIcx

Bill Judson wrote: > > Thanks to everyone who replied... Unfortunately I sold my old 650, upgraded > to a 7100, so I don't have it to test the PS in anymore... Yes, you do. The IIcx, IIci, Q650 and PM 7100 all use the same powersupply. William -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

Re: Reluctant IIcx

Thanks to everyone who replied... Unfortunately I sold my old 650, upgraded to a 7100, so I don't have it to test the PS in anymore...Aside from logic board damage, I've also read that a "click-click" & no boot can mean that the PS is being overloaded with too heavy a demand from something. I t

Re: PPP problem

--- Steven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When I was on dial-up, I found FreePPP worked best > (I think the last version > was 2.1). I also found that MacTCP was the worst. > I know FreePPP is freeware. Download freePPP at www.rockstar.com = http://www.junkscience.com "All the Junk that's f

Re: PPP problem

> But now even this measure will not get it to work. The modem dials up OK, > modem compression is established, then authentication with the ISP starts... > and that's when the modem clicks off. I've looked high and low for a PPP > Preferences file to trash, but can't find it... is it invisible? I

Re: PPP problem

Jim Lunceford wrote: > > Steven: > > There is also PPP as well as FreePPP.I cant tell you right "off hand" what > the difference is FreePPP works a lot better. But if it's an SE/30 with 7.1 why not just install Open Transport and make your life a lot simpler? William -- Vintage Macs is s

Re: PPP problem

Steven: There is also PPP as well as FreePPP.I cant tell you right "off hand" what the difference is but look them up & find out the difference is. It'll probably make things go smoother. Good Luck Jim -- Steven wrote: > When I was on dial-up, I found FreePPP worked best (I

Re: PPP problem

When I was on dial-up, I found FreePPP worked best (I think the last version was 2.1). I also found that MacTCP was the worst. I know FreePPP is freeware. Steven > Mike: > > This won't solve your immediate problem but if you can locate a copy of > Tymbuktu, you'll have to varify the spelling,

Re: PPP problem

At 11:57 +010007/27/2002, Mike Evans uttered ; >My parents' Mac has stopped being able to access the Internet. >How can I solve this... Try this; Loose in the system folder is MacTCP/DNR, trash it. In the preferences folder is ASLM Prefs, trash it. Empty the trash, restart. (Rebuilding the de

Re: PPP problem

Mike: This won't solve your immediate problem but if you can locate a copy of Tymbuktu, you'll have to varify the spelling, you can set it up on your parents computer and work on their computer from your computer. Good Luck Jim Lunceford --- Mike Evans wrote: > My parents

PPP problem

My parents' Mac has stopped being able to access the Internet. It's done this before several times and I could always solve it by getting them to re-type their user name and password into the PPP control panel -- seemed like the data had been corrupted or something. The Mac is a IIci running OS 7.