I think they're overpriced, but I thought this lot was interesting:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2518953786category=4663
100 68851 FPUs.Pity they're only 16 MHz.
Jeff Walther
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--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think they're overpriced, but I thought this lot
was interesting:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2518953786category=4663
100 68851 FPUs.Pity they're only 16 MHz.
The FPU is the 68881 or 68882. The chips at auction
are the
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2003 01:17:41 -0800 (PST)
From: Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
100 68851 FPUs.Pity they're only 16 MHz.
The FPU is the 68881 or 68882. The chips at auction
are the PMMU chip.
Oooops. Apologies to the list. I always get
At 17:07 -0600 on 29/03/03, Jeff Walther wrote:
But what would the winner do with the other 99 of them? There was
Sell 'em individually to other Mac II Linux enthusiasts? :)
Make keychains?
I guess when neither lot sells you could email the seller and ask how
much for a smaller quantity.
Hi Folks,
I need some advice. I want to buy a Laserwriter to use with my Mac SE/30. I would
also like to use it with my G4 (with a Griffin adapter which I have yet to buy) if
possible.
I have come across two models. One is a Personal Laserwriter NTR, which has 300dpi
resolution and 16ppm,
At 15:39 -0800 on 29/03/03, Dave Lee wrote:
Which one is the best one for the money? I think I can get the cheapest one
for
None of the above.
Get one with Ethernet; it'll be easier to use with the G4 and any others you
might have, and the G4 won't like the non-PostScript PLWs or early
I mean, as many people as I hear make the suggestion to turn that
antique Mac into an FTP server, you'd think there would be plenty of
solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or at least ONE...
There's always NCSA Telnet. It's not a very robust or buff FTP server,
but it works and it
On 3/26/03 3:30 PM, Jeff Walther posted:
From: Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you need a third choice, I would actually suggest an LC (not an LC
II or III), even though LowEndMac declared it a Road Apple. Though it
is essentially a repackaging of the Mac II (it has a 68020),
If the LC
New face here. Just picked up a couple of IIci's for play learning.
Adam, have you considered something like QuickKeys (haven't used it) or
Tempo II Plus? The latter was more a scripter than macro recorder.
Thanks for the suggestions :) I haven't used either before, but I'll start
I don't know how it stacks up, but I've a Laserwriter II
just sitting here. Want it?
Joseph
On Sat, 29 Mar 2003 15:39:45 -0800 (PST)
Dave Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
I need some advice. I want to buy a Laserwriter to use
with my Mac SE/30. I would
also like to use it with my G4
Hi listers,
Recently I won an auction for a boat-load-full of 32mb 72-pin Simms!
I have tested them in my 6100 and 5260, and they work fine. So now since my
machines are at their max RAM of 72mb and 64mb respectively, does anyone need
some?
Let me know,
Craig W.
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Hello,
I recently picked up a IIci 32/80 for $5 at the local computer bone yard. It was
sold as-is without an explanation. I figured take a chance and get a cool old Mac
IIci, right? Well I took it home and hooked it up and hit the power key on the
keyboard.
Nothing happened.
Hmm, what is
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now for something else... If you had to glue some
Mac plastics back together
(minor interior damage in my 3400) what type would
you use? I tried
superglue, but it didn't hold (probaby due to the
tiny contact area). I was
thinking of Araldyte or something
At 03:58 +1000 on 29/03/03, Adam wrote:
New face here. Just picked up a couple of IIci's for play learning.
Adam, have you considered something like QuickKeys (haven't used it) or
Tempo II Plus? The latter was more a scripter than macro recorder.
Thanks for the suggestions :) I
At 20:30 -0600 on 29/03/03, Steve Conrad wrote:
I mean, as many people as I hear make the suggestion to turn that
antique Mac into an FTP server, you'd think there would be plenty of
solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or at least ONE...
There's always NCSA Telnet. It's not a very
At 21:24 -0500 on 29/03/03, Dan Knight wrote:
On 3/26/03 3:30 PM, Jeff Walther posted:
From: Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you need a third choice, I would actually suggest an LC (not an LC
II or III), even though LowEndMac declared it a Road Apple. Though it
is essentially a
At 22:38 -0800 on 29/03/03, Dave Lee wrote:
Any ideas? Could this be that nasty battery on the motherboard that is
sodered on
there?
If you have a IIci with a soldered battery, I'm eager to see photos. Never
heard of a soldered battery on a IIci before.
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