--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried numerous different things
unsuccessfully, then decided to look
for expert advice. I have an ethernet card I pulled
from a Performa and put
into the LC, but I'm not sure whether or not I have
a valid driver extension
for it. I put
At 00:21 -0600 on 29/01/03, Robyn Lyons wrote:
Hmmm, you need to use Diskcopy to make those floppy disks. They should
The 7.5.3 download is NOT disk images.
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--- Robyn Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, you need to use Diskcopy to make those floppy
disks. They should
fit on a floppy fine. Outside of trying that again,
you could borrow an
external CD-ROM and put the installer on there.
The 19 (or 20 part for non-US/Canada English) part
I have a IIci w/o CD rom Drive , I would like to know if it is possible to
make a IDE CD rom with it?
thanks, jeff
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Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
It seems very awkward for most people. I'm just happy I was able to get
the update version of 7.5.3 when it was available as 14 disk images, even
though it required that 7.5 already be installed. It has come in very
handy.
At 1:02 PM -0500 1/29/2003, Bob C. wrote:
Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
It seems very awkward for most people. I'm just happy I was able to get
the update version of 7.5.3 when it was available as 14 disk images, even
though it required that 7.5 already
Hi again,
Thanks everyone for the feedback. At JAS's recommendation, I went to jagshouse.
com and found the network installer for LC's. Cool! I thought I was on the
homestretch after installing that. I opened the Network CP and it gave me
the choice between Localtalk and Ethertalk(this was
At 1:48 PM -0500 1/29/2003, Bob C. wrote:
Hi Clark,
My question was more on the idea of why Apple's final release for
download was in the form of files that had to be assembled on the
desktop, rather than individual disk images which can easily be
saved to floppies. Obviously, since the latter
Hey again,
An update: I finished upgrading to 7.0.1*(System 7 Tuner active), and reinstalled
the Network Software, with AppleEthernet LC driver. Even still, when I attempt
to switch to Ethertalk, I get the following: Could not switch to Ethertalk
due to an error. Your connection will be
7.5.3 was, IIRC, the last floppy version of the OS.
No, that was 7.6.1.
Marten
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Hey again,
An update: I finished upgrading to 7.0.1*(System 7 Tuner active),
and reinstalled
the Network Software, with AppleEthernet LC driver. Even still,
when I attempt
to switch to Ethertalk, I get the following: Could not switch to Ethertalk
due to an error. Your connection will be reset
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 12:52:12 -0500
From: jsoderlund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CD rom???
I have a IIci w/o CD rom Drive , I would like to know if it is possible to
make a IDE CD rom with it?
There are no IDE controllers for the IIci (NuBus IDE controller), so
there isn't really any way to
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 12:31:18 -0600
From: Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks everyone for the feedback. At JAS's recommendation, I went
to jagshouse.
com and found the network installer for LC's. Cool! I thought I was on the
homestretch after installing that. I opened the Network CP and
I have an LC 475 hooked up to my 12 RGB (originally supplied with an
LC) and it will only do 1000s of colours. Is this right?
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I finally got it. Thanks Marten for pointing out the obvious - drivers. You
know, I never looked closely at the card, I just popped it in and assumed
it was an Apple card. After Marten's question, I looked a little closer and
found it was a Farallon card. Duh. I was on another
I have an LC 475 hooked up to my 12 RGB (originally supplied with an
LC) and it will only do 1000s of colours. Is this right?
Increase the VRAM and you will get more colors.
Marten
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Speaking of screens...
I can't find any way to take full advantage on my LC. There is a knob on
back of the monitor, but it only adjusts vertical size of output. Am I missing
something? Where is the horizontal stretch? In later models, I know there'
s a geometry adjustment in the control
On Wednesday, Jan 29, 2003, at 23:19 Europe/London, Marten van de
Kraats wrote:
I have an LC 475 hooked up to my 12 RGB (originally supplied with an
LC) and it will only do 1000s of colours. Is this right?
Increase the VRAM and you will get more colors.
It has a pair of 512k VRAM SIMMs, in
Now that I have my LC network ready, I can back up the hard drive and put
in a faster one. Does anyone have any suggestions as to where to get a cheap
SCSI hard drive for the LC. I'm assuming there's a 2GB limit to what it can
access, so I'm talking used stuff, of course. Also, what is the
This may sound kind of crazy, but try pulling all the RAM out and put it back
in. Then try booting again. The only reason I mention this is that I recently
had a G3 that I had pulled RAM out of at the office so I could try it in something
else. After my testing, I put the RAM back in and
snip When I tried switching to Ethertalk, it told me An error occured,
your connection will be switched back to Local talk. Or something like
that. So, I thought maybe a conflict with the FileSharing Extension 7.6.2.
I moved it out of Extensions, moved the old one back in, and rebooted.
Same
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Todd Russell wrote (in part):
... Does anyone have any suggestions as to where to get a cheap
SCSI hard drive for the LC.
Subscribe to the swap list. Buy an external SCSI case, SCSI cable and
a SCSI drive of your choosing. (500mb gives plenty of room for an LC.)
Copy
At 16:29 -0600 on 29/01/03, Jeff Walther wrote:
However, there is a company that builds an IDE to SCSI bridge. This
is a card/plate which plugs into an IDE drive and provides a SCSI
connection. It is marketed for hard drives, but you may wish to
It works with any SCSI device (well, almost any
At 13:02 -0500 on 29/01/03, Bob C. wrote:
Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
Lots easier than one big 40 MB download?
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At 15:45 -0800 on 29/01/03, David Robarts wrote:
ejected, as are floopies (after a brief happy mac). I tried to boot from a
differnet device with the hard disk removed, but that didn't work either. I
That likely rules out any problems with SCSI termination, fortunately.
The floppy drive might
When I tried switching to Ethertalk, it told me An error occured,
your connection will be switched back to Local talk.
Don't go chasing software fixes when you get this message. It usually
occurs when the ethernet cable from your older Mac is not connected to
anything that is responding.
--- jsoderlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a IIci w/o CD rom Drive , I would like to
know if it is possible to
make a IDE CD rom with it?
thanks, jeff
Yes, using an external SCSI case and a SCSI to IDE
convertor. But that will cost way more than the IIci
is worth. ;) But for some people
At 2:06 AM -0500 1/30/2003, Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
When I tried switching to Ethertalk, it told me An error occured,
your connection will be switched back to Local talk.
Try writing down the exact error message (or Apple-Shift-3 to screen
capture it) and then report back here what the
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