I am slowly trying to put together my old mac system, I have had little
problem aquiring the hardware, but finding the old versions of software has
proven to be a real pain. Some of it I still have luking around but not
everything I have been looking for. Any suggestions for
finding old software
Try this site:
http://www.euronet.nl/users/mvdk/system_6_heaven.html
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 12:30 AM, RedNight wrote:
I am slowly trying to put together my old mac system, I have had little
problem aquiring the hardware, but finding the old versions of
software has
proven to be
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was wrecked in the process of manual removal. The
drive also died...
Define manual removal. ;) Didn't you mention the
small hole next to the slot for using a paperclip
in case of an EMERGENCY need to manually eject a disk?
=
If knowing is half the
Hi,
I have recently got a Performa 630 and I seem to have a problem where once
it is switched off it turns itself on again randomly. Sometimes 10 mins
after I shut it down, sometimes at some god forsaken time in the morning!
Whats up with it? I had a look at the Auto Power On/Off Control panel
I am slowly trying to put together my old mac system, I have had little
problem aquiring the hardware, but finding the old versions of software has
proven to be a real pain. Some of it I still have luking around but not
everything I have been looking for. Any suggestions for
finding old software
At 19:45 + on 21/01/03, Daniel Kendell wrote:
Whats up with it? I had a look at the Auto Power On/Off Control panel and
it is switched off so I don't get what it is playing at...
Toss those preferences out, too - they might be corrupt and causing a problem
even though the CP looks fine.
At 17:58 -0500 on 21/01/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I make my LC 578 be able to receive TV signals, either from coaxil or
a/v?
You can put a Mac TV motherboard into it :)
There are no LC PDS TV tuner cards, although there are a couple that have
composite video-in that would work if you
Try these guys for old Mac stuff:
http://members.aol.com/rrbp
In a message dated 1/21/03 1:30:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am slowly trying to put together my old mac system, I have had little
problem aquiring the hardware, but finding the old versions of software has
proven to be a real
They were allegedly sold only to the US military, so it's not
surprising no one has seen one -- they're probably still using them...
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 06:44 PM, the pickle wrote:
Unless you have one of the mythical IIcis or IIfxs that had a parity
chip
on-board, which no one
I wouldn't say that banishment from a LEM list is necessarily an
absolute predictor of one's integrity or character. What was the
offense?
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 04:14 PM, the pickle wrote:
That guy has been banned from these lists multiple times for
violations of list
policy.
--- Daniel Kendell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I have found two large sticks of 30-pin Ram
that i tried to put into
the IIci. When I powered it up, it chimed as usual
then played a funny tune
and didn't go any further. Is the RAM PC RAM so it
won't work or is it
allread maxed out?
At 21:14 -0800 on 21/01/03, James S Jones wrote:
I wouldn't say that banishment from a LEM list is necessarily an
absolute predictor of one's integrity or character. What was the
offense?
Repeated and unrepentant commercial posting after being asked to stop several
times.
IOW, about a stone's
I looked at the prices. If those weren't the offense, they should have
been. I'd hoped that sort of thing had died with Shreve Systems...
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 10:21 PM, the pickle wrote:
At 21:14 -0800 on 21/01/03, James S Jones wrote:
I wouldn't say that banishment from a LEM
At 07:17 PM 21/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Try Hotline if you have a more recent Mac that can be used to download the
files. I'm not sure of the minimum OS for it but I believe Hotline requires
OS 8.6 and up? If you go to http://www.tracker-tracker.com you'll find
links to get the Hotline client
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