Re: 2 Questions

> > >I've been using this a bit, since I have some LC520s that had it installed. >It does seem pretty stable. I like 7.1 too. I did an experiment this >weekend. I have a IIsi that has 17MB RAM in it. Decided I wanted to see >what it would do under System 6. Found a little 40MB drive that had

Re: lisa

>At 22:27 + on 15/06/02, Al wrote: > >>can anyone give me an approximate value of a lisa? > >Really depends on a lot of factors, but probably anywhere from US$250 on up >to the US$3000 range. > >the pickle > >FAQ WOW! Are the Lisa's really worth that much? I

NLEMU Classifieds or maybe you can help me?

ally want to put this old machine back into service. Thanks for any help! -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5409 25th Avenue South Gulfport, FL 33707 brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AOL Instant Messenger Screen Name: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktru

Heartbroken over my IIci

ally want to put this old machine back into service. It would break my heart to part it out or sell it. Thanks for any help! -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5409 25th Avenue South Gulfport, FL 33707 brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AOL Instant Messenger Screen Name: jas

Re: Heartbroken over my IIci

> >When I boot the machine I get the chime of death, and I can't figure out why >>RAM is all good (pretty sure, buy I've tried swapping it out and no change), >>then pulled it out and put in a bigger 80meg drive. >-- Jason Trunzo > >Did you remove the powe

Re: Heartbroken over my IIci

ed the cache card and still get the death chimes...I'm beginning to think the RAM is bad. Any more ideas out there? Anyone have some RAM for sale? I want to put 32mb in this machine. -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5409 25th Avenue South Gulfport, FL 33707 brief messages may be sent to:

Healed My IIci! (Heartbroken over my IIci epilogue)

or my IIsi. Thanks again everybody! -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktrunzo/ -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://

Re: LC problems

listed above. I assume that the system disk has generic extensions that enable the video feed to most monitors, but I really don't know. Maybe someone out there can solve this riddle as well as yours. I think the LC's and IIsi's video is similar, but again I really don'

Re: LC problems

r Macs, so it must be the LC at fault. PRAM battery, bad port (check that the connectors on the MoBo are seated properly), ground wire (on the board), something is going on...since you have several, look over each one and compare it to the working port on another computer. Then look at the conne

Funky video on my IIci

ong h ere, I'd appreciate some help. Thanks! Jason T> -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktrunzo/ -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electron

Re: Funky video on my IIci

ng but gray screen - I presume that there is not enough VRAM to push my 21" monitor...but I'm no video expert... that's all the info I have, tell me what to try and I will...I'm worried that if I keep having to un-plug and plug the cable I'm going to put way too much

Re: Funky video on my IIci

>At 23:34 -0400 on 27/08/56, Jason Trunzo wrote: > >>the placard reads "Macintosh Color Display" The power specs say: >>"100-240v ~ 50-60Hz 1.3A Max" It is from Family number M1212, and >>has a Factory ID of: SDN. It is a 15 inch monitor with a 14

Another Question

allready know it's specs from my video quiestions. Any help and knowledge shared will be most appreciated! Thanks you all! J.T> -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktrunzo/ -- Vintage M

Re: Mac IIci questions

> I have a ci with 8 megs ram that seems to have a >troubled floppy drive. I'd like to swap in a floppy >drive pulled from a LC II, and I removed the Hard >Drive which sits upon this plastic partition. The >floppy drive seems entombed beneath this plastic >partition, and I'm wondering what's the

My MacCon Card

would be most appreciated! I'm just starting to get into these 68k Macs, learning more all the time from this list. and I want to max out my IIci for Photoshop 3 and Illustrator, and network it into my home network... Thanks! Jason T> -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages m

Re: My MacCon Card

>--- Jason Trunzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi! >> I just swapped for an Asante MacCon NuBus card, I >> bought it for my >> IIci which runs 7.1 with 32MB of RAM, a cache card, >> RAM Doubler and a >> 500MB HD. I have no trouble physically i

Re: Mac 128/512 Amber Rare/Mint !

00 units produced ? Is this a real >> collector's item ? >> -- > : - ) - Vern Andrews - - - - - Oregon Trail Descendant > -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktrunzo/ --

Re: Mac 128/512 Amber Rare/Mint !

on >their hi-res grayscale screens! J.T> -- Jason Trunzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brief messages may be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: jason0trunzo Web Site: http://home.ozline.net/jktrunzo/ -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicsh

Re: Mac 128/512 Amber Rare/Mint !

nything inside it. >The "Not for sale" stickers are likely a set-up to make it seem more >authentic. Or it may be that the machine was not for sale because it's screen had been magnetized and was displaying in amber instead of it's intended gray scale... J.T> --

My Duecie is acting up again!

Hi everybody! I got a Raster Ops NuBus card the other day and thought I'd give it a shot. It's a 12" card so the Mac for it was my beloved IIci. This Mac has 64MB of RAM, the Cache Card, an Asante MAcCon ethernet card, was using an Apple 8 -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

My Duecie is acting up again!

Hi everybody! I got a Raster Ops NuBus card the other day and thought I'd give it a shot. It's a 12" card so the Mac for it was my beloved IIci. This Mac has 64MB of RAM, the Cache Card, an Asante MAcCon ethernet card, was using an Apple Mac Display Card (I think it's 8š024 but I'm not positive.

Re: My Duecie is acting up again!

ain! > > At 13:06 -0400 on 04/08/02, Jason Trunzo wrote: > >> I thought; ok, maybe my RAM is being funny again? So I pulled everything out >> except the 32Mb in bank A. Left Apple vid card in, powered up and BINGO it >> booted. Now I had only 32Mb of RAM (64 w/RAM doub