For instance, if
a computer has 2 MB on the motherboard and accepts two 4 MB SIMMs (but
nothing larger), there's no reason in the world to create ROMs that can
support more than 10 MB.
There's a huge reason *not* to make a ROM that only supports 10 MB when
it's
clear that larger SIMMs are
ABS glue backed up with a piece of flat ABS sheet
for strength. The glue actually partially dissolves
the plastic so it makes a very strong bond. You'll
need to remove any paint or other coating from the
inside surface where the backing sheet will be.
I was considering using a metal backing
ABS glue backed up with a piece of flat ABS sheet
for strength. The glue actually partially dissolves
the plastic so it makes a very strong bond. You'll
need to remove any paint or other coating from the
inside surface where the backing sheet will be.
Sorry, I forgot to ask... If I was
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back to the point, from where would you get ABS
glue?
From a plumbing shop or hardware store. Any color you
want as long as it's black. That's assuming the
case is ABS. There are universal glues for PVC,
CPVC,
ABS and other plastics. It's intended for cases
At 18:36 +1000 on 30/03/03, dana sibera wrote:
From the (basic) knowledge I have of memory, the number of address lines
(column and row) that are either
physically connected to the simm socket, or even physically available on the
memory controller, comes into play. If the
motherboard doesn't have
On 3/28/03 2:17 PM, Adam posted:
If this limitation is the the ROM thanks to our friends at Apple, and if it
is patchable by someone with the necessary skills, why wouldn't Connectix or
someone come out with such a patch.
I'm sure they would have sold by the truckload.
Sonnet has come out with a
At 10:27 -0500 on 30/03/03, Dan Knight wrote:
Sonnet has come out with a patch. It's part of a PDS card that includes a
33 MHz '040 CPU, ethernet, and 32 MB additional memory.
Ja, but that means it's doable in software.
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the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
What is the largest size IDE HD a Quadra 630 can use?
Thanks...
Curious Craig W.
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Also, how does the PeeSea's AT drives relate to IDE? Are they one and the
same?
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OK, two things
1) I could use some of those 32mb 72 pin simms for my Performa 450, my Q605
and my PM 5260/100
2) Can a IIci running System 7.5.5 see the entirety of an external 9GB HD?
Steve
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Henrietta, MO 64036
816-494-5692
I guess my point is: To everyone all over the world who advocates the
continuing use of vintage Macs, scratch cheap FTP server off the
list of practical uses.
You should qualify that with 'cheap FTP server *in MacOS*' -- if you slap your
favourite Unix on it, voila, you have a cheap FTP
OK,
I have a quandry that is driving me nuts. I hope you can help me to figure
this out.
Here is the problem. I have a 20M HS (external) that I had on my SCSI chain
at one time. After awhile it began to slow down my system so I ran Norton
and Disinfectant on it. Disinfectant found an ancient virus
In a message dated 3/30/03 9:43:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The
message I get is that its not readable and do I wish to format the HD.
Any ideas?
If you have Norton Disk Doctor, try running it (or some other disk repair
program) on it.
Craig W.
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In a message dated 3/30/03 9:43:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The
message I get is that its not readable and do I wish to format the HD.
Any ideas?
If you have Norton Disk Doctor, try running it (or some other disk repair
program) on it.
Craig W.
How can I do that when I cannot Mount the
In a message dated 3/30/03 11:12:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How can I do that when I cannot Mount the HD? Norton only sees that which
is mounted on the desktop.
Not so
I have this problem sometimes; Norton can sometimes see what isn't mounted.
The same goes for Disk First Aid...
At 08:21 +1000 on 31/03/03, Adam wrote:
Sonnet has come out with a patch. It's part of a PDS card that includes a
33 MHz '040 CPU, ethernet, and 32 MB additional memory.
Ja, but that means it's doable in software.
--
Does it? I'm not completely convinced that being able to do this with an
Anyone else getting a bunch of PC virus SPAM (152K attachments)
posing as Microsoft software updates? I'm trying to figure out if
the infected source is someone on this list. It would probably
have to be a PC user.The attachments are named either
Update.exe or q.exe, where q...
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 11:42:13 -0500
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 10:27 -0500 on 30/03/03, Dan Knight wrote:
Sonnet has come out with a patch. It's part of a PDS card that includes a
33 MHz '040 CPU, ethernet, and 32 MB additional memory.
Ja, but that means it's doable in software.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:27 -0500 on 30/03/03, Dan Knight wrote:
Sonnet has come out with a patch. It's part of a
PDS card that includes a
33 MHz '040 CPU, ethernet, and 32 MB additional
memory.
Ja, but that means it's doable in software.
Depends on how the Sonnet
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(oh yeah!)
Also, how does the PeeSea's AT drives relate to IDE?
Are they one and the same?
Yes. (For the purpose of any you'll use in that Mac.)
But there are a few differences that crop up.
The original was IDE for Integrated Drive Electronics
(sometimes
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
that one's been doing the rounds, im not even sure its a virus or
whether its just plain spam. MS has information on their website about
it (i think on the front page of www.microsoft.com)
bw
m~
Jeff Walther wrote:
Anyone else getting a bunch of
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/30/03 11:55:43 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Quadra is off topic for this list.
Waitaminute... The Quadra 630 is a pre PPC Mac...
what am I missing here?!?
The Quadlist. :) Vintage Macs is mainly for any Mac
with an 030 CPU and
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone else getting a bunch of PC virus SPAM (152K
attachments)
posing as Microsoft software updates? I'm trying
to figure out if
the infected source is someone on this list. It
would probably
have to be a PC user.The attachments are
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