--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken wrote:
Easiest way is usually to let DCHP do the hard
work keeping
track of IP numbers!
Yeah, we all have over 100 machines on a lan and
cant use a tcp
control panel to check. They will remind you if
another machine is
already
I have a System 7.5.5 talking to OSX using Appletalk. It works pretty
well. I make sure file sharing is turned on and then I just go into
Network in OSX and browse the System 7.5.5 machine and get in that
way. I also reverse and use Appleshare to browse the OSX machine and
access the OSX
Douglas' post got me thinking. My MacTV is just used as, well, a TV. It
would be nice if it would pick up Caller ID numbers and speak them (or speak
a name/phrase from a database). Is there any kind of packaged stuff out
there for this kind of thing?
Thanks.
-Original Message-
At 23:23 + 10/19/04, Andy Palmer wrote:
I've recently acquired a SE/30 8Mb with ethernet card and am considering various
options to put it to use:
Your SE/30 will run at least system 7.5.5. You'll need the Connectix Mode 32 INIT.
I currently use one as my main file server for a G4 running
At 21:14 -0700 10/24/04, Kyle DePasquale wrote:
I hope this isn't too off topic, but here it goes. I'm trying to connect my G4 iMac,
running panther, to my vintage mac, running os 8.1. I have enabled appletalk on my
ethernet, and enabled filesharing and TCP/IP. I press Command-K on my OS X
Doug McNutt wrote:
At 23:23 + 10/19/04, Andy Palmer wrote:
I've recently acquired a SE/30 8Mb with ethernet card and am considering various options to put it to use:
Your SE/30 will run at least system 7.5.5. You'll need the Connectix Mode 32 INIT.
I currently use one as my main file server
I've got this purple color to my Mac IIci screen.. what the heck is that?!
It just all of a sudden started doing this.
Thomas Burns
- Original Message -
From: Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 9:13 PM
Subject: Re: SE/30 uses
I've tried browsing for it, but the OS X machine can't see it. When I
connect from the OS 8 box to the OS X box, it can't see it, but it can
connect if I give it the IP address. I've been able to drop files into
the 'drop box' section of OS X, so at least I can get stuff
transferred. It's
Reply-to: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Thomas Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Purple screen!?
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 22:17:38 -0400
I've got this purple color to my Mac IIci screen.. what the heck is that?!
On Tuesday, October 26, 2004, at 07:17 PM, Thomas Burns wrote:
I've got this purple color to my Mac IIci screen.. what the heck is
that?! It just all of a sudden started doing this.
Thomas Burns
Loose cable? Or the Green circuit on your monitor has a loose or
failing component.
Jeff G
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