well, it mounted and i formated it and all seemed well-- until i did a
cold boot. apparantly i have to remount it after each boot. any ideas?
Darren wrote:
Rusty Shackelford wrote:
hdsc is trying to format it now
should it take forever? there is no progress bar and it has been
working
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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I guess we must limit ourselves to the Apple
printers because
otherwise there would come no end to the amount of
reviews we should have to write. Any ideas?
Well there is a finite number of printers that will
work with older Macs since
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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If we are truly creative we could also add reviews
and specs on the various
cards available for the older macs and apple
computers...
That project has been started, but I dunno how far
along it has gotten. Look up NuBus Mafia. ;)
It's inspired by the MCA
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 04:20 am, Adam Dietrick wrote:
well, it mounted and i formated it and all seemed well-- until i did a
cold boot. apparantly i have to remount it after each boot. any ideas?
Hmm, the disk driver installed on the drive is not up to scratch.
Worst case, Scsi probe can mount
--- Rusty Shackelford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
ok, both programs find the drive and both identify
it as a pc drive. so
how do i make it a mac drive?
Quick thing to try if you have PC Exchange installed
is to open that control panel then check the box
to load PC SCSI drivers at boot. Then
Since I have an empty PDS, are/where/is there any
interesting
alternatives to fill it with (that would still be
compatible with OS 6)?
The DayStar Turbo 030 Universal Power Cache manual
(Version 2.0A) does not mention System 6, but the
card will work with A/UX. They were made in 25,
33, 40
I think the standard was 32Kb. Can you get bigger sizes? Does it help?
I don't think I've seen a PDS cache card.
There were bigger sizes, 64K and 128 K, made by 3rd party vendors. I had a
64K that didn't seem to be any better than the 32K.
Since I have an empty PDS, are/where/is there any
All the printer info already exists in the AppleSpec database.
http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.html
The old legacy stuff that we're interested in is at
http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.legacy/index.html
We are familiar with these pages. The idea for reviews of the apple
Hi,
I have a Macintosh IIci with a bad floppy drive. Can I replace the SWIM for
FDHD superdrive with a regular old PC drive? I need this Mac for work, it
integrates with the old machining programs we run.
Thanks for any help.
Sandra
My Reply follows quote. On 31/07/2003 17:14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
I have a Macintosh IIci with a bad floppy drive. Can I replace the SWIM for
FDHD superdrive with a regular old PC drive? I need this Mac for work, it
integrates with the old machining programs we run.
Thanks for any
Hi,
I was wondering whether it is possible to use DSL over Localtalk for any mac without
ethernet (especially a Classic II and LC III). Currently I have an iMac using DSL
directly, although I do have an unused ethernet router. Would LocalTalk Bridge Work? I
read it can't route TCP/IP.
Thanks,
My Reply follows quote. On 31/07/2003 18:14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
I was wondering whether it is possible to use DSL over Localtalk for any
mac without ethernet (especially a Classic II and LC III). Currently I
have an iMac using DSL directly, although I do have an unused ethernet
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 15:46:50 -0700
From: John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
where's my L2 cache? I looked on the MB but cannot see anything
that I recognize as SRAMs. Where does it go? Is it a SIMM? I can only
see a socket marked for ROM and what looks like a PDS slot (marked J13).
The L2
i got mine going too. i had to use alliance powertools and lido to get
the thing staightened out, but its done
thanks for the concern!
Sque wrote:
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 04:20 am, Adam Dietrick wrote:
well, it mounted and i formated it and all seemed well-- until i did a
cold boot.
--- S. Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Macintosh IIci with a bad floppy drive.
Can I replace the SWIM for
FDHD superdrive with a regular old PC drive? I need
this Mac for work, it
integrates with the old machining programs we run.
Nope, Mac floppy drives are Mac floppy
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