On Dec 20, 2005, at 8:59 PM, Eddie Smith wrote:
No, coming from a model aircraft back ground I know that they don't
have the memory problems of the NiCd cells
That adds a new dimension to the phrase system crash :-)
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it for her BW G3 tower).
The LC outputs a combined sync so you cannot do this with the on-board
video.
Anybody know where to buy 15 LCDs for cheap?
John
On Dec 16, 2005, at 1:38 PM, Scott Baret wrote:
Has anyone ever had success with a modern LCD display
on an LC? That would be AWESOME
can be done from wherever you are, including provision of advice
(in particular in relation to terminating hdd's, networking and optimum OS
configuration for Vintage macs).
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Didn't those ram also fit a then current apple laser printer?
As I recall he hundreds of sets of
four 16MB SIMMs he wrote had come out of Q700s. Kind of made me
wonder where all those Q700s went to.
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(?) as far as Canberra . Delivery elsewhere by negotiation. Discuss with me.
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#1 A list of widely assorted items that I need/want is available on request
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I'm selling an LCIII in great condition.
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On Oct 10, 2005, at 12:58 PM, Mark Benson wrote:
On 9 Oct 2005, at 21:30, John Niven wrote:
9gb scsi drives i have a funny feeling that wasnt cheap...
Ironically given this thread, they were free! They came from my last
place of work and were originally installed in Red Hat linux
II's.
I like to think they are happier now in retirement :-)!
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On Oct 5, 2005, at 11:11 PM, Samual Acorn wrote:
'quadra 950 introduced 1992 at $8500' (source; lowendmac.com)
-please- tell me you didnt buy that new..
after looking at the specs tho it would make a great webserver
(running linux of course) ;)
one question; what format exactly are you
Get a NUBUS adapter card for the IIsi. e-bay has them for around $9.
If you can't find one e-mail me off list and I'll keep my eye peeled for
one.
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s/w to intialize
the drive. You'll need the patched version from Gambas web site
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/hd.html
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Did tyr booting w/o extentions but get the same bus error.
There are some extra settings
Hello all. Is there a list somewhere that advises which system is best for
which older mac, from say LCii to 7200. Thank you for advise
jdeboer at northnet.com.au
greetings from oz.
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hello all
I have about 20 older macs and a large number of network cards, connectors
and a very large qnty/length cabling. I also have a qnty software, original.
How should I go about working out which computer/network card, cabling I
could use to make a number of networks, and what application
notice a couple of e11 emulators, came out of lc's. What's the best way
identifying them
you guys are great
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Thanks for all the replies - here are some responses
On Oct 2, 2005, at 2:07 AM, Mark Benson wrote:
I now flatout refuse to buy any Quantum 68-pin or 80-pin SCSI drives
because if they have been near a Compaq, Dell, IBM or HP server the
firmware is always butchered.
I have recently been
, they were cheap, but it turns out also nasty
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me too
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I would like a copy.
Are the FX 1.4 drivers included?
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She won't come up with a card in the PDS slot, period. Anyone ever
seen this behavior? I guess it could only be the mobo or power
supply, but I'd hate to have to buy both parts. . .
thanks,
Jeff M. Grant
www.cheapotech.net
Probably the power supply getting wimpy.
where do you live?
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pot? I guess they had enough money to convince Apple to redesign a
whole motherboard. I wonder how many got made?
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the In and Out pins together :-)
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On Aug 31, 2005, at 2:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 8/31/05 4:27 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:44 AM, Jeff Walther wrote:
The pinout shows a separate data_in and data_out pin for each bit of
the SIMM. In other words, it's an eight bit SIMM
Opps! Guilty as charged :-(
On Aug 19, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Jeff Walther wrote:
fail to snip all the extraneous trailing text such as the list
footers, John.
Opps! Guilty as charged :-(
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But Apples very own Mail program does put it on the top.
Anyway only Flat earth and Intelligent Design believers have to
troll through all the previous posts again to follow the thread.
Snigger ;-}
John (ducking back down again)
On Aug 18, 2005, at 5:26 PM, Allan Hunter wrote:
Eudora
Just came across this on ebay and wondered if anybody knew what it was?
Is it some sort of cache ram? It doesn't appear to have any ports.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItemitem=5751488806category=80075ssPageName=WD1Vrd=1
No connection with seller, just wondering.
John
BTW
for each EPROM.
Clearly W8929 means week 29 of 1989.
On the web I found a reference to these ROM numbers that indicate they
belong to a Mac IIci.
The PCB is marked 1MEG ROM SIMM AP1257-01
Anybody any suggestions what could be done with this SIMM?
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would you want in a new Apple product?
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is being integrated on one motherboard so I think less
expansion slots are needed.
In fact the pc market, seems to me to be becoming more like those
Performa 6360 era Apples.
John
On Jul 2, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Manuel Marques wrote:
Apple should rethink, because one of the main reasons people don't
a
250Gb hard drive how many DVD roms will it take to back that up?
Extra hard drive bays I agree with. But then I use a Quadra 950 (to go
back on-topic :-) with the 5 drive shelf. And yes, I have six drives in
the machine, one for booting and one for a RAID 5 array :-)
John
On Jul 2, 2005, at 6
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?
:-) John
On Jun 5, 2005, at 8:09 PM, John Niven wrote:
I just
Even back then, making silicon is both technically challenging and VERY
expensive.
John
On Jun 24, 2005, at 10:48 PM, NODEraser wrote:
I wonder if Sonnet got the chips for its upgrade cards from IBM, or if
they made their own?
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On Jun 17, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Juan Carlos De La Cruz wrote:
Wow Manuel... Dreamy!! 5 machines... mostly old macs?
That must be Heaven, hehehehe!!!
Can u suggest me a nice place to find me a decent web browser I could
install on my IIci to check whether the Ethernet is working
this rather than setting
up a localTalk bridge because then you just need to leave the printer
switched on and not a Mac as well. Also I don't know if you can print
from the PC's over a localtalk bridge.
John
On Jun 15, 2005, at 10:46 PM, NODEraser wrote:
I have a LaserWriter IIf that I would
On Jun 10, 2005, at 12:26 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
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I'm playing with Quadra 950's at the moment. I
believe they pre-date
SCSI Manager 4.3 in their ROM. But I read that
this was added to OS
7.5 onwards.
It was only present as an extention in 7.5. From
I'm playing with Quadra 950's at the moment. I believe they pre-date
SCSI Manager 4.3 in their ROM. But I read that this was added to OS
7.5 onwards.
So does anybody know how to identify if this extension is present? I
can't find one with that name and am getting very confused
John
I just heard that Apple will switch to Intel CPU's for future products.
Mac OS - OSX - Linux
68K - PPC - x86
The future is for geeks
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it should be disabled when configuring hard
drives)? Also what is PREVENT/ALLOW? Should it be jumpered or not?
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I think most *NIX developers have shied away from the 950 because of
undocumented asics.
I just run OS 8.1 on mine. It's a shame because its formfactor screams
server!
John
On May 27, 2005, at 8:29 AM, soviet wrote:
Someone have installed linux debian, or netbsd on a quadra 950 ?. I
need
;-)
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Bubble wrap - Yes!
Packing Peanuts - NOO!!
The peanuts just move around in the box until they end up all on one
side and then the box gets dropped.
Lost an SE/30 that way,
John
On May 16, 2005, at 7:41 PM, Joey Sager wrote:
Man, I'd love it, but I just coaxed myself
is available for the 68040, but
even that runs at a lower quality.
I like the IIci's ability to run OS 6. You get a snappy response. Then
use it to do email, play old games :-)
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Also the contacts from the speaker to the motherboard can develop corrosion.
Clean them up and see if that helps.
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can you elaborate on this? What is the advantage?
Best regards,
John Niven
On Apr 3, 2005, at 11:18 PM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Put the bigger SIMMs in Bank B, unless you're
NOT using onboard video.
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I have dozens of old machines of all kinds of interesting variations and
older software most in splendid confition, all original and cables galore.
And cartons full of network cables and cards, mostly never used. Anyone
interested, let me know. Driving to Sydney [Australia]after easter. John
Does anyone have two extra rubber feet for a IIci that they would be
willing to part with. I know that I could improvise, but I'd rather be
authentic.
Thanks,
Barry
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Yes, (my face red in embarrasment) I am presently using a PC. Hovewer
the problem posting/replying from my PC statred long after using the PC
Any advice? Has bill gone shitty and changed my settings?
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Woo Hoo!!!
Replaced the two PRAM batteries and the iifx booted right up :-)
but what is OS 7.3 ? :-)
John
most likely the pram batterie(s) are dead (i forget if it had 1 or 2 of them).
that's
most likely the problem unless the power supply is toast but i believe it does
need a good
inside - I can see ram and a rom (I think). Looks
very clean inside, so I don't think it's been stripped.
Is there some basic trick I need to look for before looking for the hard stuff?
Thanks,
John
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Thanks. I kan't open it on my Macor my PC.
Can someone translate this for me?
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I have a need
I have a need for a small flopp drive in a small server I'm building to fit in a 20SC
external HDD case.
know where to look for powerbook floppy piouts?
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Now its the other way around :-)
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I'm trying to find another 68-way ribbon for my IIci as I have a
Jackammer that is running a 50-pin drive in my 7100 ATM, but really
wants to do 68-pin ;-).
Mark Benson
Hey Mark haven't you tried Weird Stuff Warehouse? All kinds of stuff there...
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on a Mitsubishi Diamond Plus 200, and it really is
impressive! Absolutely dwarfs the IIci beside it..
I wish I had one of these monitors at home...
John
BTW apart from the number of colors and the maximum resolution, what
makes for a good video card? I read about acceleration but I don't
understand
he says rubber, you should read eraser :-)
John (ex-pat Brit with lots of experience on English to American
translations mishaps :-)
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Thanks for the reference, but I think:
http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/kaa2.html
probably describes the problem better :-(
Time to dig out the spare carcass hidden in the garage.
John
On Tuesday, May 11, 2004, at 03:28 PM, Chuck Bush wrote:
The pickup rollers go bad on these models (I have
with
a Radius video card in a IIci.
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to reliably count on the supply of
them, so they were just not offered.
If DayStar understood this they could easily buy 33MHz and then test
which would run at 40MHz themselves. They then offer those at a
premium, the rest going into the 33MHz offering.
Hope that's of interest.
John
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of these or any insight?
These are 4M x 1 DRAM, 70nS speed, which would make your SIMMs 4Mbyte
each.
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of the
drives on the JackHammer is ID 3 as is the CDROM?
My real disappointment is that I had intended to create a RAID array by
striping the disks, but if I do this, and install OS8.1 on the stripe,
the machine just will NOT re-boot :-(
Any suggestions?
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On Thursday, April 22, 2004, at 12:38 PM, Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill
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On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 11:44:11AM +0800, John Niven wrote:
Yes, I understand but doesn't that mean that the motherboard already
has a terminator built in? So if I used an internal (terminated)
drive,
and an external
Oh, that's a great explaination!
I hope the same technique used on the 8100 was also used on the Quadra
950?
John
On Friday, April 23, 2004, at 10:06 AM, Michael wrote:
If you all will read this it answers a lot of QA.
http://www.mug.jhmi.edu/mirrors/InfoAlley/0396/03/power.html
it supplies
the busses termination power or not?
Thanks for any advice.
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Thanks Byron, see comments below...
On Thursday, April 22, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill
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On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 11:11:40AM +0800, John Niven wrote:
1) If you want to use the second bus to connect to a second internal
drive, should that drive be terminated, and if so
Timothy,
No, sorry. There is no equivalent pds slot on the Classic II. The only
way to get ethernet on those is to use a SCSI to ethernet converter
like the Asante EN/SC.
If only they had built ethernet onto the motherboard.. sigh!
John
On Saturday, April 17, 2004, at 01:47 PM, Timothy
I just joined the system6 list, but my first post (below) got bounced
(LIST module(list system6) reports:
account is full (quota exceeded)).
Is this list dead?
John
PS feel free to comment on my post
From: John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue Apr 13, 2004 7:50:32 PM Asia/Taipei
Original Message:
I just tried to put an ethernet cable into one of the ports - it's
too big! These are phone type connectors! What's that all about? :-)
John
So, it's most probably RJ11. An internal modem, perhaps? Steff
Yup, its RJ11, but I don't think it's a modem. On closer inspection
On Thursday, April 8, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Michael wrote:
on 04/06/2004 12:02 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Theoretically, they don't HAVE to be the same speed
(some could be faster), but its nice if they are.
My IIsi will not work all day without having a freeze or bomb
On Friday, April 9, 2004, at 01:19 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
If there are any 32meg 72pin SIMMs in the bag, I'll
*gladly* take the useless things off your hands. ;)
I only need 8 of them.
So let me guess. You have a PPC 8100, or a WGS 9150 :-) Or maybe two of
something more mundane.
John
ports in one slot? That would be cool!
John
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I just tried to put an ethernet cable into one of the ports - it's too
big! These are phone type connectors! What's that all about? :-)
John
On Thursday, April 8, 2004, at 02:07 PM, John Niven wrote:
Just picked up one of these. It has two RJ-45 sockets! One has a
terminator plugged in. Am I
are appeased.
John :-)
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are usually grateful that they are now
permanently converted to Mac heaven for the rest of their existence :-)
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) then restart with extensions off before installing
(their recommendations).
BUT. iBook G4 with OS Panther .. No talky, talky :-( OK with
OS 10.2.6 though (what I use). Be warned! Don't upgrade..
John
On Tuesday, April 6, 2004, at 05:24 PM, Roland Drake wrote:
Dear Vintage Macs
email it to me?
No its not free. In fact its still for sale new (and they still support
OS 6)!! Go here:
http://www.synergy.com/versaterm.htm
but its a lot of money for an old computer. I got my (older) version
for $2 at my favourite surplus computer store. I do like it though.
John
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On Tuesday, March 23, 2004, at 11:31 PM, Todd Russell wrote:
John,
Thanks, now I know what to look for. :) Are there any
Classic-specific sites out there? I know about all the usual sites
for downloads and stuff, but it would be fun to see what
It's a 10b2 ethernet card. You connect your Macs via a BNC T piece
into a coaxial cable.
Not a lot of use these days when RJ-45 (10bT) is so cheap and common.
John
On Monday, March 22, 2004, at 08:43 AM, Haroldo Mauro Jr. wrote:
What kind of card is this? Its a NuBus card and, from its name
HD), but then the selected
drive does NOT appear on my desktop!
I can ping the IIci and FTP files from it. What am I missing for files
sharing?
John
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Depending on what version of HDTK you used, you may have a option to
make the partition bootable.
That might be the problem.
John
On Thursday, February 12, 2004, at 05:15 AM, Dave Quebbeman wrote:
After copying over a system folder, I can't get the new drive to boot
using
shift+opt+cmd+del
On Tuesday, February 10, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Kyle DePasquale wrote:
I recently found about this place from a friend of mine... They have
good prices for those who live in the Bay Area..
www.weirdstuff.com
Damn! I was trying to keep that quite. :-)
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I always open them if I think they will be useful. I doubt that any of
our cherished vintage equipment will become valuable antiques. I say
use it or toss it. I love to get shrink-wrapped stuff 'cos it takes the
guesswork out - read the manual!
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to everyone and they can view it no matter what platform they use :-)
Now if I could just get the same program to run on the IIci directly
that would be even better. Anyone know a .ps to pdf converter that can
run under OS 7.1 (or even better OS 6) and a 68K machine?
Cheers,
John
software.
So my question remains: Can I now trash all of the Remote Access files?
Well I've never installed them on a system that went on-line via
ethernet, so I guess yes :-)
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the starch!
Without this your hard drive will turn into a floppy, which isn't
allowed on an iMac.
John
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would you use on a PC? Could you bring it down a level and be more
specific than nuke the drive, so we can learn something?
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need one of the
earlier models that do have an external supply.
I found hem to work with anything from OS 6.0.8L up to OS 7.6.1 (max
for a Classic II).
Very useful device.
John
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Plus 200 VGA monitors (via adaptors) for fun at work for a
while. Loads of space to six in :-)
Back at home I normally use one to drive a Apple mono portrait. Then I
get 256 grey shades - and it looks good. For mono monitors that's all
you need.
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secure RAID schemes. I liked the idea of having some secure storage
available on my home network. I've just got hung up making the basics
work. Also FWB HDTK can only do RAID 0 or RAID 1 :-( Got any other s/w
suggestions?
John
P.S. My wife thinks RAID is supposed to get rid of bugs - not create
.
It is also suggested that you zap your PRAM.
It doesn't get that far :-(
Hoping for more help,
John
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What no-body has mentioned is that the IIsi can run OS 6.0.8L, which
the LCIII cannot.
The only dilemia with the IIsi is Video card v's NIC in that single
NuBus slot.
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and replace it with simple partitions,
both drives mount correctly, and have run a long test on the two drives
with no errors.
The two wide drives are id 0, and 1, and the JackHammer shows up as id
7.
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On Friday, November 28, 2003, at 04:19 PM, Mark Benson wrote:
FWIW does anyone know how they are under OS 6.0.8?
The only Apple NuBus card I've tried was broken. However I have used
(am using) Asante under 6.0.8, and I think the drivers say 6.0.7 is the
minimum.
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datatbase.
This may have also been helped by having an Asante hub as well, though
I have used the same to connect into work networks with no problem.
I also have a Reudo NuBus NIC (currently in a IIci) which is nice
because it uses the Apple drivers.
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working properly. Maybe there is a chip select pin that could be
disabled instead.
John
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