Manuel Marques wrote:
Thanks for all your answers. I'll try to get a cheap hub, to try...
Thank god the card is not malfunctioning!
Hubs are good for older macs.
Returning to the disk, HD SC Setup doesn't recognize any drive
connected to the SCSI bus.
Thanks, my next question would be
Manuel Marques wrote:
Nothing. Ok, I'm doing backups and then I'll nuke the disk. Or, I can use a
1.2 Gb drive I've got somewhere... think it's faster than the IIci's 500 Mb
Quantum...
Nothing? In Apple HD SC Setup - click partition then click custom which
should display the partition
Manuel Marques wrote:
Hi,
I recently resurrected an old IIci which was lying there waiting for a new
board, but now it's working great.
I booted 7.5.1 (the OS which was on the HD) and it started up fine. The
problem is that the HD driver is from FWB, and some of the HD partitions
(the disk
Macintalk Fejlesztés wrote:
Hmm, maybe the Calculator/miniWRITER type window?
You can turn most windows into that type, with ResEdit.
Please explain the res hack if possible and how most appz would react to
such a hack.
I thought FaceSpan 3.0 , http://www.latenightsw.com/fs4/index.html for
Brierley, Paul wrote:
Upgrade to 7.5.5? 7.5.3 has known bugs... that's why 7.5.4 and 7.5.5
existed!
Yeah, I found a much simpler solution in the end - choose Easy Install
instead of trying to pick and choose parts of 7.5.3. Works like a dream
now!
7.5.5 existed because 7.5.4 was a
Eddie Roosenmaallen wrote:
Hi all,
I recently acquired a Mac IIfx. It looks to be in good shape, has the
processor, ROM, lots of RAM, etc. The problem is that it won't power
on at all - I get absolutely no response to the power key on the
keyboard or on the case itself. The power cord and all
Eddie Roosenmaallen wrote:
Thank you, I'll take a look.
Careful if using the quick power on/off method electric applications are
not designed for such misuse though no one has posted a switch related
problem when using it. This trick also works with other macs like the
LC's which also
Samual Acorn wrote:
12MB? got anything that would fit on a floppy? (dont have a nic)
Try CloanCD, (no link) I think its fat, maybe not, rips most things to
iso then you use toast or nero to burn.
Hard to find but small. Point is for a classic your not likely to find a
rip and burn
Mark Benson wrote:
On 2 Oct 2005, at 11:33, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
lots of good SCSI advices
All good sound advice, but in my case it's all old news I'm affraid.
I think in the case of Quantum drives the nonsense that makes em play
up on non-PC controllers is hardcoded onto the ROM.
To
Manuel Marques wrote:
ahem... not ONLY on accelerated IIcis. If you use Born Again or make some
ResEdit hacks you can run 8.1 on 68030 Macs (including LC3 :P)
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/os8_68030.html
http://www.vintagebox.de/mac68k/macos_p2-en.html
Its been done :)
OS8.0 also has a
Quote from Tokamac1.4:
October 18, 1995
TokaMac Status
All versions of the software in this directory have been upgraded to
function with System 7.5 and 7.5.1.
If you wish, you can tune your existing control panel using the
TokaTuner 7.5. This is a drag and drop application. Basically, you
Powermac wrote:
About all I could come up with is some guys (in Japan) iDisk archive of the
IIci version of the software, which won't work on my IIfx.
Sounds like v1.4 which is why I posted the readme. If yours isn't 1.4
I'll send you what I have.
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Dave Ricker wrote:
Darren
I find it, said politely, amusing that you would consider it complete
stupidity to re-title a clearly off topic reply to a thread. It is a
courtesy to the readers to re-title a thread that has deviated from the
initial topic.
What has netiquete got to do
Samual Acorn wrote:
reply from the bottom.. nope... prefer not... hit reply and the
cursor is placed at the top along with a complementory On $date,
$user $address wrote:
lazy?
... and since you replied at the bottom we get 3 messages in one this
time...
because you fail to edit, I
Jeff Walther wrote:
Did you bother to read the house rules when you subscribed?This is
not a public forum. We are playing in the List Mom's house and his
rule is that you clip the footers. Try reading the etiquette to
which you agreed when you signed up.
Samual Acorn wrote:
But as the FAQ says, most top posters fail to clip extraneous text,
which is rude and inconsiderate.
then the list shouldnt attach spam (who pays attention to ads anyway)
and comple subscribe/unsubscribe info... should only attach a single
link to a webpage with the
as
that... im not the one complaining about the footer... you ppl are...
the telnet bbs's are are also a dying breed... my point was that this
-mailing list- isnt a BBS or usenet to which jeff was was
comparing it...
On 20/08/05, Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Samual Acorn wrote
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
What sort of Macintosh can run the game Marathon?
*MARATHON*
It was THE Macintosh 3D shooter - made especially for Macs by a
Mac-related company (Bungie - now sadly assimilated by Borg). It is
optimized for MacOS, so it can run even on a 68020, though it can take
John Niven wrote:
Well, I have to laugh, I just spent some time setting up a dual 200MHz
Pentium Pro machine (lovely old Tyan m/b and 1Gb of ram!), hooked up
to an old Apple 15AV monitor, and loaded with netBSD.
Is this the future for Apple fans?
Its the present except the nice mac
Andre Skarzynski wrote:
Yes they do;
http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/alpha/
:) excellent, thank you both for the idea and link.
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Manuel Marques wrote:
Hi there,
With these new Intel chips, Macs won't be called ever again as 'G5' or 'G4'.
Will we return to names like those on the past? (Centris, Quadra, LC,
etc...) Or will Macs be called as Mac D or PowerBook M?
I've heard the word 'Mactel'. I don't want to have a
NODEraser wrote:
I started using Macs and PCs at about the same time (1990 or so), and
have continued to use both over the years. I don't find either OS
particularly difficult to use or navigate, but perhaps it's just
because I have grown with them.
Pretty much sums it up for me, I dont
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Huh? Wah? I was sleeping there. X-Box? For cripe's
sake
I only just recently bought a SEGA Dreamcast... Don't
talk to me about no X-Box... ;)
My last was the N64 for $25, a couple of good emulators for both mac and
pc getting about for that one , I should see a x-box
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have this list confused with the pci-mac list
where you will find
folks to help with your questions.
1. 9.0 is fine on the 7500, Xpostfacto should allow
you to upgrade to
9.2.2 atleast. I dont see a problem getting X onto
Thomas Burns wrote:
A couple questions.
I'm trying to turn a 7500 into a little media center mainly just
playing iTunes or internet radio.
Specs on the 7500:
Currently running 8.6 with a 2gb HD and 512mb ram and a sonnet
crescendo 450mhz upgrade
Can I do the following...
1. Install 10.2
Steve wrote:
Time to talk a little bit about Classic Macs, what do you say?
I am trying to (1) locate HyperCard 1.25 or 2.0 to run on my System 7.5.5
and (2) locate the HyperMover stack as well.
Since I am in the midst of wrestling with TCP/IP on the MacTV, and I don't
want that to hold up my
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Saw a Iigs at the local thrift today,
clip
Woz's signature was neat, at any rate.
The IIgs is in the apple ][ line, not Macintosh, so
you need apple ][ and IIgs software.
GSOS 6.0.1, makes a Bra sound on a good
Manuel Marques wrote:
It's very weird to me that a more recent version of BII cannot run on my pc
(with Windows Xp...), and a older version can! ;-)
Okey, time to set up things...
The 2005 version of 0.8.0.142 does have a few bugs and half arsed code.
For example: the only cpu choice is 68040
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
The person doing the JIT version released a very
buggy Win32 port and hasn't done any work on that
port since.
22/03/2005 buggy I'll agree with.
The CVS is updated regularly and free to use.
I'll just toddle off now and try to compare the windows sheepshaver port
compared
Darren wrote:
I'll just toddle off now and try to compare the windows sheepshaver
port compared to via colinux.
Well theres no ethernet.
It runs the Basilisk II images fine, notably the Starter image with
OS7.5.5 found on some web sites.
Fresh install of 9.0 boots in 12 seconds.
Its responsive
Manuel Marques wrote:
By the way, is Basilisk II compatible with Windows Xp? I've tried
everything, finally installed the SDL library but I can't still see the gray
screen with the Mac in it! This is driving me nuts!!!
Running 8.1 in the background here, running the old 9.x exe rather than
the
Manuel Marques wrote:
Thanks. But I've got one heck of a problem: I'm using SoftMac on a x86
platform (unfortunately, I do not own a nice little modern Mac, my
youngest PowerMac is 10 years old ;-) and the mouse keeps showing up in
two parts of the screen at the same time. (like it was acessing a
denimpair wrote:
When I first got the color classic, it booted up
fine. Then when I tried it the other day, not even the startup bong. - PJ
Most likely the battery has failed, check the voltage or replace it if
your unsure of its age. Macs enjoy being powered all the time, this
increases the
denimpair wrote:
I have taken the board out of my color classic and cannot find the cuda
button. Does anyone know WHERE it might be located?? _ PJ
Just pull the battery and let sit for some time before returning the
battery and screwing it back together, a better result than apples
half baked
Darren wrote:
I'll back you up to a point, the version I use here is 3.something
deluxe which gets past the lack of res fork for most .sea files and also
fits nicely on a disk with other tools as a second boot disk.
I dont have enough experience to agree in full, of all the stuffit file
types I
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Easy choice, the SE/30. Pack it full of 128 megs RAM
and a large hard drive. Has there been much progress
on 68k Linux lately?
Linux is not Unix thank goodness, as Andy is after Unix the best bet
would be netbsd if he's after something remotely current, AUX is
rather
Marcin Wichary wrote:
It's real tempting to add the full set to my Mac collection though I
thought $65 was kind of steep.
I remember wanting to have those when it was still only a 2 DVD set. :)
Does anyone have those and could comment on overall quality?
Unfortunately, I'm interested in only a
Andrew J. Klyde wrote:
My machine:
MAC LC system software 7.1 (c) 1983-1992
Total Memory 10,240K
Largest Unused Block: 6763K
system software 3448K
When I open and close other applications (e.g. games) or even repeat
the steps I describe above, and I check back in the About this
Macintosh
Neal Wingate wrote:
I have a stock LC which I would like to use to get online using a cable
modem. I'm willing to upgrade it via Presto Plus (http://www.sonnettech.com/product/presto_plus.html)
with an ethernet port . I would like to use System 7.5 so what
extensions/drivers/add-ons do I need?
Ian Nixon wrote:
Does the drive have somewhere on the outside,
Copyright Apple Computer with a black Apple logo?
No, but it does have a Quantum Hard Drive, and has formatted it
successfully once...
Hi Ian
when in the partitioning window a all white rectangle denotes a single
partition, to make
Kyle DePasquale wrote:
What is the most recent version of open transport that will work for os
7.5.5? I'm working on one of my IIci's, and I realized earlier today
that I never upgraded OT.
1.1.2 available from apple updates 1.1.1 which is installed with 7.5
(?). The next version is 1.1.3
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
Thomas Burns wrote:
Hey guys,
Thanks for all your help so far trying to get this old Mac IIci online.
I think I solved the Asante nubus card not being recognized by running
the IIci through a Linksys switch. It appears to light up on the router.
My next question is under the TCP/IP screen it
Douglas P. McNutt wrote:
Please forgive me. This one should not have fake HTML in it.
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
Jeff Garrison wrote:
on 9/26/04 8:58 PM, David Ricker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff
Thanks for the suggestions.
The HD and also my external have a driver that I think is the HFS 4.3 (it is
identified as Apple 4_3) while the original has a drive identified as just
Apple Driver, which I believe
Jeff Garrison wrote:
On Wednesday, September 1, 2004, at 01:03 PM, Robert J. Stevens wrote:
I download a copy of OPERA for MAC OS 7.x.
I transfered to MAC Via CD then unstuffed with STUFFIT 5.5. Got a folder
full of Stuff but not sure how to proceed.
I have both IE 3.01 and NS 3.01 on MAC and
Dwight Hines wrote:
?
Tim Maloney wrote:
On efnet, join #68kmla.
On the web got to http://www.cinemafia.net/68kmla/.
Among others. ;)
Dont mind Jeff, he's very loyal to LEM.
http://www.geocities.com/sosumis_68k_mac/links.html lists many others
and saves me the trouble of listing them. :)
Phil Beesley wrote:
On 8 May 2004, at 20:31, Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://users.pandora.be/mydotcom/library/network/wfwdos.htm I guess
the real one included a tpc stack?
Yes. Try a web search for microsoft network client version 3.0 which
throws up lots of possibilities.
Ahh, 2.17mb
Phil Beesley wrote:
Don't forget Workgroups for DOS 6.x -- an add-on that provided access to
WinfW 3.11 shares from DOS. I don't know whether that worked on a 286,
however, or even whether it was a corporate customer only product. It
was certainly on Microsoft's Select price list in the
Terry Mathews wrote:
Jeff Walther wrote:
The S in SGRAM stands for Synchronous, which means that SGRAM is
triggered off of a clock signal. Memory in older machines, which
means everything before the Beige G3, is asynchronous which means that
the data comes out or goes in based on some
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
In 168 pin DIMMs you have 5 volt FPM, 5 and 3.3 volt
EDO and 3.3 volt SDRAM. There may be other
configurations. The 5 volt FPM and EDO have the same
notch configuration, but they're definitely not the
same as any 3.3 volt, and the 3.3 volt EDO and SDRAM
have unique notches.
J.S. Garrison wrote:
on 5/4/04 1:19 AM, Powermac at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find that older macs have a tendency to take more ram then the same
vintage PC, which allows the use of newer OS then the machine was originally
built for. Still I could run windows 3.1 quite well on my 386/40 with
Mark Benson wrote:
Just to inform you i have relieved Marten van de Kraats as the list
nanny. Any queries/reports/suggestions/complaints etc. should be
directed to me in future
Remember folks, a friendly list is a happy list.
Good to have you back, I trust Marten is still with us, he's done a
John Niven wrote:
I just joined the system6 list, but my first post (below) got bounced
(LIST module(list system6) reports:
account is full (quota exceeded)).
Try again John, I recieved the same reply from all lists over the
weekend, someones on holidays.
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Anders Anna-Lee Fager wrote:
Folks,
I'm trying to get a HP CD-Writer+ 8100 to work in a Beige using
OS9.2. I'm using Toast 5.2 and it cuts the burning process thanks
to an unstable conection. Does anyone have ahint? I know this has
been done, so I just need to talk to the right person.
Try the
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
HP doesn't have Macintosh drivers for their ScanJet
4p on their website, they do have a Macintosh
_manual_ in Acrobat format, and they have Windows
drivers for 95 through XP.
Anyone know where I can dig up the last release of
the Mac drivers?
Looks like one for the MDM to
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Haroldo Mauro Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I made a mistake on my last message. What happens is
when I try to
install System 6 on a floppy -- from an installer
disk image on the
G3 OS 9.2.2 -- I get a message saying I don't have
the proper software for installation.
Haroldo Mauro Jr. wrote:
G3/300 beige running OS 9.2.2, a 1.4 floppy inserted on the internal
floppy drive. As for the disk image, it is a System 6.0.7 installer, but
I am not sure it is for a 800 or 1.4 disk. I'll have to check. And I
want to install the system into the floppy in the drive.
Mark Benson wrote:
Yeah there is a way to clock chip the LC III (I've done it
myself)
All it requires is the movement of a tiny chip-resistor (2
soldering irons, tweezers, and a steady hand!). It registers at
33MHz and is stable enough. 10 minute job.
Care to take some pictures? Could do with
J.S. Garrison wrote:
And again, as in my other recent email, I misspoke about I.E. 4 for Mac.
It's only for Power Macs.
Would you please explain this since you have written it twice or is it just
your personal opinion?
There is a IE4.0.1 fat installer and a 68k installer, neither are hard to
Mark Benson wrote:
Ignoring all that off topic stuff
Marcin, its a 68k list so windows 3.1 is about as close to topic as
possible and that would require a 040.
I think you will find the parallel equivalent to an 040 is a 486, which
will run Windows 95 happily, and thus IE 5.1 (maybe)
A
http://www.cyberdog.org/dogbones/#apple
A interesting program. Hard to use well now as the web out
grew it. Still worth a play.
Like any app made by Apple it has some features you wont
find anywhere else. No Java script, but java and a host of
plug-ins.
I believe another lister may have been
Marcin Wichary wrote:
: They really said that, since they are no longer developing IE as a
: standalone product, future versions of it will appear in future
: versions of Windows.
True, but I think they retracted that comment a day or a couple
of days later... since Longhorn (Windows XP
Ricardo L. A. Bánffy wrote:
They really said that, since they are no longer developing IE as a
standalone product, future versions of it will appear in future versions
of Windows. Let's not forget the browser wars are over. I use Firebird
on my PCs and Unixes (including OSX), but I am in the
david wrote:
This may be OT if so I apologize in advance.
In researching compatable operating systems
verifying that the available versions of IE would work
with them I discovered that Microsoft will NOT be
overing any later versions of IE beyond 5.1
Also support will end for al MAC IE
Glenn McGaha Miller wrote:
I'm trying to get email and possibly web browsing working on my
PowerBook 170. Downloaded ClarisEmailer and iCab. As far as I can tell I
also need something called InternetConfig based on the iCab readme,
but I can't seem to locate it. Oh, I should mention that the
Robert J. Stevens wrote:
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both
running but having been a PC user fixer for many Years I'm not real
familier with the MAC's. Is there a good source for a Tutorial. All I
have is the Getting Started Manual for the LC II. Plus System
david wrote:
What is the last , latest, or is it newist OS that the
Power Mac 7200 will function with. Let me clarify
function. By function I expect it to work at a
reasonable speed without bogging down. I had a PC
that was running Windoz95 and it ran nicely then I
upgraded to Windoz98 and it
David Bilenkey wrote:
Wondering if anyone can point me to an online source for some games for what
was once my wife's LC520. It's now my 4 year old's computer and while pretty
much fine for his needs (speed and size wise) it's lacking in educational
software or edutainment or just plain old games.
Vanessa Stern wrote:
I should have said that the update to 7.6.1 was done over 4 years ago and
the machine has run flawlessly up to now. The internal drive has been
getting noisier over time. I think the problem began when we had a brief
power outage, so maybe something was screwed up when the
John Niven wrote:
I wrote that before Vanessa revealed that the OS 7.6.1 installation was
done over 4 years ago and the machine has run flawlessly up to now. :-)
Older OS versions would either let you do an easy instal or customize.
If you choose customize you get a list a Macs that you could
Ricardo L. A. Bánffy wrote:
Where can I download tattletech?
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4395vid=4410mode=info
is a fair place to start. Your local info-mac mirror is both mac friendly and
searchable and should turn up atleast version 2.58
Love reading the comments on some
insisted on
attaching a parallel printer to the Macintosh external SCSI port.
Darren wrote:
A very good point but does just any scsi cdrom boot a vintage mac? I have a few
vintage and classic's and none have a cdrom, no real need with a network.
The 7.5 disk tools contents are copied across
Philip Stortz wrote:
TattleTech will tell you a lot, it's shareware/freeware. however, if you look at the
chips and see who made the main ones, generally any driver for that chipset will work.
of
course ethernet cards can go bad like any other card, hopefully that's not the
problem. a
photo
david wrote:
I have a IIsi that I'm trying to setup for my mom so
she can do her email. She is 88 and just started the
email two years ago.
I'm tired of fixing PCs so I brought my old IIsi out
of retirement.
Maybe just fix the pc's once and you wont have so much trouble. ;)
I'm running 7.6.1
Norbert van Bemmel wrote:
Can anyone help me? 'Sad Macs, Bombs andother Disasters' (3rd edition 1997)
has a section on hardware, but doesn't mention this problem.
I assume you zapped pram? (Marco van de Voort)
Well, one has to be able to boot to zap pram, huh! So I didn't do that. But
the thing
Mark Benson wrote:
Having done nothing in particular to my 7100cx I now can't mount any OS
X Based AppleTalk shares that require a password, it just tells me the
password is wrong. It is not (I'm pretty sure) upgrading to OS X 10.3
that did id, but might maybe 10.3.1? Connecting to both my OS X
Marten van de Kraats wrote:
Mark Benson wrote:
Having done nothing in particular to my 7100cx I now can't mount any
OS X Based AppleTalk shares that require a password, it just tells me
the password is wrong. It is not (I'm pretty sure) upgrading to OS X
10.3 that did id, but might maybe
Marten van de Kraats wrote:
For anyone who wondered what the life expectancy is of IIfx without a
fan, I have the answer: it is short.
I have tried it with a modified IIfx (no hard disk (major heat
producer), very lowend video card and enough holes to get rid of heat),
it didn't work. The
Mark Benson wrote:
On Nov 20, 2003, at 08:08 am, Mark Benson wrote:
Having done nothing in particular to my 7100cx I now can't mount any
OS X Based AppleTalk shares that require a password, it just tells me
the password is wrong.
I should just add that I can mount the ~/Public folders on
Marco van de Voort wrote:
Large or small is not a problem. I just need something that can be an
origin, to format/partition a HD, install MacOS and get the rest of the
utils (stuffit/booter/mac68k distro) from CD, without having to rely on a
mac HD somewhere on a shelf (that might die), or
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, the bit of info Gregg left out may have been
this
http://web.archive.org/web/20020620094428/http://www.graphixmad.plus.com/mac_troubleshooter/downloads/System7.5.3-CD.img.bin
Pshhh! I wanted to leave the student something to
do
Marco van de Voort wrote:
I know there are some older MacOS versions downloadable. Is any of them
in ISO format?
There was a 7.5.3 CD image linked to this page
http://www.graphixmad.plus.com/mac_troubleshooter/downloads.html
3/4 the way down but it seems to have been deleted.
Hopefully someone
John Niven wrote:
As you are on cable I guess you are behind a router of sorts, there's
a fair chance it accepts a static address.
This is true at home. In fact I have a Linksys cable/DSL router that
does dhcp for my home network (and acts as a firewall IFAIK). I could
turn that off, but
John Niven wrote:
Darren,
Somehow you seem to be missing the point. I'm sure your linux box is
wonderful for your HOME needs, but my problem is that I do not run the
network at my work. So I either have to make my guest Macs work with my
WORK dhcp server (i.e. use OT) or I have to go to my
Marten van de Kraats wrote:
I'm no expert on this, I think the only 68k Mac that can be brought
forward to a PPC is the Quadra 800, and that takes saving the upper case,
throwing
out the rest and putting the upper case on a PM 8500. The back and the
bottom will not work on a 8500. (I tried
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Where might I find the software for a two card NuBus
Media 100 setup?
There's no external breakout cable with the cards.
Anyone ever do a schematic?
The Media 100 website now has zero info on the old
NuBus cards. :P
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Not real helpful, might be worth a email?
Might go cheap but shipping to the USA would be a
PITA. Bt, it'd be fun to dink around with on the
Radius 81/110 I can't seem to even give away, not
even with the UMAX flatbed scanner and HP 1200C PS
printer.
Yes it might go
Christopher Shustak wrote:
Well, the enet card for my Apple LCIII arrived today, and I installed
same this afternoon. The OS is already OS7.1, so I think I'm set
there. The memory went in last week. The floppy that came with the
card talks about ethertalk, which I'm guessing is appletalk
John Niven wrote:
Actually I never tried because:
1) Many people are so adamant that Classic networking was better than OT.
2) the only free version (from Apple) is 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 and these say:
Michael Day wrote:
Did I pass??? ;-) Crabola
No. You left the footers on.
Makes you wonder.
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Scott Holder wrote:
Most people agree that BSD is better for serious boxes but Linux has
somewhat wider support and knowledge, plus Debian is pretty popular in
and of itself with lots of documentation.
I need to try MacBSD on a box one of these days. I just got this nice
Quadra 610 system
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
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Kinda like squeak myself.
This Squeak? http://www.squeak.org Runs on Mac OS 7.5
through 9.2.2 plus OSX with Carbon and Cocoa,
Windows 95 and up, Unix, Linux, BeOS, NeXT, NeXTSTEP,
OPENSTEP, DOS, OS/2, Acorn RISC OS, Sharp Zaurus
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
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The 3.5 version might not be 68k compatible? Least I
cant get it to work, error -192.
Yep, that's the Hey, this app has no 68K code in it!
error code you get when trying to run PPC only stuff
on 68k.
Be nice if the message said just
J.S. Garrison wrote:
And the version of mklinux that works on 68k is?
Or is the lack of a responce enough to say you were wrong again?
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Scott Holder wrote:
And the version of mklinux that works on 68k is?
Or is the lack of a responce enough to say you were wrong again?
Coming in a little late on this but as far as I know, mklinux is just
PPC. That's what the site says anyway. The only pre-made Linux I know of
that'll run on 68k
Sandra Coolsen wrote:
Hi, its me. were is a good place for used apple II software? i.e. games,
word processing, other 5 inch floppy stuff.
ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/
is a good place to start.
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Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know wether it is somehow possible to print to this thing
(star nl 10 matrix printer) from a Mac running a macintosh system?
Didn't Word 3.x ship with a bunch of unusual Chooser drivers included?
I haven't heard anybody mention MK Linux. It's a self-setting, dual boot app.
that brings up a trial version of Gnome with it's own wallpaper and it's a
fully functional version. I used it to Websurf with a Quad 700.
Which version Mr. Garrison?
All _n_x distros that can possibly run on oldworld
John Niven wrote:
Nobody knows anything? :-(
Not the make or model.
Somebody must know.
That would be you, include some more info. :)
You guys are just holding out on me :-)
How many 2gb scsi drives where made by how many companies?
Tried it with Termination ON but not connected to the SCSI
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