It's been a long time since I've even SEEN an original Mac II, but I
know there were two logic boards made, the first being Service Part No.
661-0374, and its replacement Part No. 661-0528. (Looking at my Apple
Service Guide) I seem to remember that only the first one had a
soldered-in
I'm quite certain that the MacIIci was offered in a special government
configuration which used the parity option.
Yes, I just checked my reference. There was a separate logic board for
the IIci with parity (service part #661-0583), available at extra cost
compared to the regular one (service
Sorry, I don't agree. I see it as a personal preference only. In most
mailing lists, you see it equally both ways. And obviously, there is no
way to enforce it. Even the list-owner here has only suggested it.
I prefer top-posting, because I really hate scrolling through stuff I've
read
Now all Macs are Vintage Macs.
Wow, that really sums it up, doesn't it? I guess we're all orphans now.
Rob
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As I get up in age my memory is becoming hazier, but I seem to recall
that someone once wrote a hack that would patch the Apple video drivers
to enable use of the full screen size of an Apple 12 RGB monitor...
[snip]
As far as I know, the patch only worked on systems that used the original
Allan,
I almost hate to say it, but it seems that every six months or so, a
brave soul comments that he would like to attempt to program a web
browser for System 6, and then, once the person realizes the enormity
of the project, it is never heard from again... [sigh]
I'm not saying that there
Jeff,
I think the CD SC Plus had a 2x CD mechanism.
Rob
Not bad. Wonder what the Plus indicates?
Jeff
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Hi,
Could somebody please explain what this thread is about, and how it
relates to Vintage Macs? Thanks!
Rob
At 08:23 -0800 on 02/04/03, Joseph Davis wrote:
Buy me a Holset HX35 with the 9 cm^2 exhaust housing, and get me the
unobtainium data sheet for the OKI 6260 used circa 1990,
Yes, you can theoretically have a complete Mac AppleTalk (PhoneNet) network
using your regular telephone wiring, but there are certain GOTCHAs...
A Farallon engineer once told me that this was their original intent, to be
able to use your existing home telephone wiring with their PhoneNet
Well put, Flawed Jai! I couldn't have said it better!
I've grown extremely weary of The Pickle's sour, bitter remarks, and his
attitude that every newbie is stupid and deserves to be slapped around.
This is a DISCUSSION list, and if we can't talk about issues that concern
every one of us at
There goes another one. [sigh]
You'd think someone would wise up, and show The Pickle the door. I'm reminded
of his oft-used statement, Don't let it hit you on the way out!
This has to stop, or this list is history.
Rob
I guess I am just as much to blame as anyone for asking stupid
Yeah, I've probably been suspended by now, too.
There is no justice. Mr. Sour Pickle starts a flame war, and gets off the
stick, AS USUAL.
Pretty soon, everyone will be suspended except him.
Rob
This was , or I thought, a matter between [someone] and myself.
Wrong
Exactly!
I know of at least three list members besides myself who answer questions
off-list, rather than SHARING solutions on the list itself, because they are
so sick of being ragged on. Each of us has complained to the Listmom, but
there has been no apparent change.
Rob
it becomes
Alan,
I experienced the very same problem on my Mac Plus running Eudora 1.3.1,
and since I couldn't get the email sent again, I had to follow a very
circuituous route to get the file into one piece.
I took the several parts and pasted each of them, in order, into a Word 5.1
document, and then
Did you try dropping the binhex'd file on top of the StuffIt Expander
icon?
Rob
help!
i've just downloaded the nice games you folkx reccomended for my LC
III... but didnt have stuffit, so it didnt recognise a .sit.bin file...
okay so i download stuffit_expander_55.hqx (version 5.5)
Ignore my last message. :-) Scott, of course, is right.
Rob
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You have to have a good PRAM battery for those machines to boot.
Rob
I actually have two separate Performa 475's that won't boot. One
someone just gave me, the other I've had for a long time. With my
first one, I took it out of storage, opened it, dusted it, then tried
to boot. The
There has been a thread that implies that the battery-backed PRAM has two
strengths; that is, it takes longer for non-powered PRAM to forget
the board's manufacture date and hours-in-use than it does for it to forget
standard settings like color-depth and mouse-speed. Is this correct?
Is there any kind of a reader available for vintage macs for Flash memory?
That is, a Compact Flash Card reader, or Multimedia Card reader?
I'm looking for something that would work with the standard Mac serial ports,
or the SCSI port.
Any ideas?
Rob
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I could be very wrong here, but I don't think they were ever published in
electronic form for download or viewing.
My local public library has 'em, though. :-)
Rob
Hi all,
I went over to both Apple's ftp- and website, looking for the (older)
'Inside Macintosh' volumes. No result.
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