1.1.2 over OT
1.1.1. Others can jump in to explain where to get these and how to
install. The IIci is networked with a SE/30 using 7.1 and a s900 G4
using Jaguar and a LaseJet 4M + which is available to all the computers.
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to surf. The info to do this came from Gamba and
Pickle and others on this list. Take a look at the faq and if you
need help people will jump in and give you a hand.
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At 6:29 PM + on 2/15/03, Daniel Kendell wrote:
BTW, i am probably breaking some rule but anyone know where i can get
service manuals so i can solve some problems myself?
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Try here: http://shobaffum.com/iici/
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is a professional monitor that cost about $6,000
in '98. I would imagine that there are a number of hi-end monitors
that use them or have the option of using them.
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color management was in its
infancy. I've upgraded the S900 from a 604e/250 using sys 7.5 to a
G4/450 using 9.1 without losing the function of the monitor or card.
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The question is: is it necessary to pull the power supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It looks accessible but
is it?
At 8:48 PM -0800 on 12/3/02, J. S. Garrison wrote:
The basic
trick is you'll encounter a little frustration
is: is it necessary to pull the power supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It looks accessible but
is it? Sorry for the basic question but I've not done this in a
IIci. Thanks for any info.
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The question is: is it necessary to pull the power supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It looks accessible but
is it? Sorry for the basic question but I've not done this in a
IIci. Thanks for any info.
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At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
You
At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
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You should be able to squeeze the two metal tabs on the HDD holder
and lift it out. Unplug the SCSI and power cables to the HDD first.
johnsn
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I unplugged the drive...
Okay, where are the clips? Are there any screws to be removed?
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At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
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You should be able to squeeze the two metal tabs on the HDD holder
and lift it out. Unplug the SCSI and power cables to the HDD first.
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? If so, I can supply homebrew cable details, I think. My SuperMac
card, a Spectrum 8 series II from 1988, only wants 3x BNC. I don't know the
use sense pinnings off-hand.
I use a standard connector and not a BNC type and no problems.
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send a compressed file. This group of utilities
was created by Newer Technologies.
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machine but I should be able to put
DiskWarrier and Norton on the case and see if the system is
repairable. Talk to you all later. Still may need some ideas on this.
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card and the
external SCSI chain I was able to see the internal drive begin a
spinup and the disk light (diode?) flashing. But it would not get
past that and I had no way to get to it with any software tools.
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if the extension key is not
held down? The key is seemingly canceling something else that's
corrupted.
Any ideas will be very appreciated and I hope there are some, because
I'm out of them at this moment.
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to see if I can restore the volume or at worst create a
new volume. But right now I need to repair the software on the
external drive which disk warrior (installed on that same drive
unfortunately) indicates to be very out of sync (my words).
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got from an HP ink jet. I sometimes leave it on without using it
for a few weeks and most often it's not used for days and when I put
it into action it self cleans before it prints; it all depends on
your major usage. I don't work for epson.
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At 1:28 PM + on 10/30/02, /dev/null wrote:
i have an epson stylus color 640 and its done remarkably well (snip)
m~
dan_A wrote:
Epson has never been a brand of printer I've liked. :P
Me neither. I've seen several epsons become useless and beyond repair
because of dried up ink. Rumor has
color images from S900's to Windows NT RIPs, to 36 wide
inkjet printers. Incredible speed and quality, for a fraction of the
prior costs. So printing color from vintage Macs is possible but
would be very very very slooow.
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but the problem might be
in the differences in the wiring of the pins and the port. Perhaps
someone else on the list can suggest a specific adapter or cable.
Lots of luck
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7.5.3 and 040 card? Or does experience say that the problem lies
elsewhere? Any help or questions appreciated. Thanks.
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Error involving Domain Name System. -23009 There are already 64 TCP
or UDP streams open. (tcp:544).
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Is the v3.01 an Eudora Lite version?
In any case, Eudora Lite 3.1.3L might be an upgrade that works better for you.
Gamba
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It is the lite
or its software with Eudora 3.01???
Any versions of Eudora or other email client that works with sys
7.5.3 and 040 card? Or does experience say that the problem lies
elsewhere? Any help or questions appreciated. Thanks.
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on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
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on 7/31/02 7:58 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dan_A
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I still have not had any success in starting up. Are there any other
ideas out there? This IIci is still a good machine and I would really
like to get it going again.
dan_A
battery the right way around?
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on 7/31/02 8:37 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Battery is in the right way. The old battery had an extra large plus
side button, so it was easy to get the right orientation. Thanks.
dan_A
Take the Supermac card out till you get the machine to run. How is your ram
set up? The IIci
on 7/31/02 9:30 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Think theres
anything dangerous trying that? Or do you know of a similar piece of
software that I could try. I couldn't boot from a sys 7.5 floppy.
Give a careful account of the exact happenings when you try to boot. Fan?
Lights? any HD
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Okay, I was just about to pull the Supermac card out again...I'll
remove the cache card too. Let you know.
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Does it have a cache card? If it does, pull it, and try again. The
card in my IIci went south, and it wouldn't boot.
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Okay, I was just about to pull the Supermac card out again...I'll
remove the cache card too. Let you know.
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I removed the video card which I had done before
At 10:54 -0400 on 31/07/02, dan_A wrote:
I get a single chime, The power light has gone on, there is some
whirring clicking of the hd trying to start. That stops after about
12 seconds. Then all you can hear is the fan. Also at the hitting of
Disconnect the hard disk and try again
it together and nothing. I
don't know if I fried something or I'm missing something simple or
what. Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
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Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
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Try
. Is there anything else that I can install that will allow me to
set DHCP?
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the other.
I hope this explains the setup, at least roughly, to you and maybe
gets us a connection to OT versions.
The Apple archives don't have these older versions of Open Transport,
OT 1.0.8 is the oldest and still too new to install on OS 7.5.3.
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prep to operate and it worked.
Thanks again
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Hello all-
I'm new to this list and I have a peculiar problem.
I recently took my old IIci out of mothballs. I had gotten an
ethernet card for 5.95 on ebay and also picked up a hub. I plan to
use it for email. After setting it up with the right software, using
the Pickle's faq, (I'm on
At 20:44 -0400 on 09/06/02, dan_A wrote:
SuperMac list) I ran into my own history. Sometime in 1990, I had
passworded the IIci and in order to mount the IIci or the SuperMac, I
need to supply the pw. I tried everything I thought I might have used
Any idea what software you used? Or are you
At 21:13 -0400 on 09/06/02, dan_A wrote:
I'm talking about file sharing I guess. I can't change the pw without
Sounds like it, yes.
Hrm...the procedure I described has worked on every Mac I've ever used it on.
What happens if you do a clean install of the OS on the machine with the
password
At 21:31 -0400 on 09/06/02, dan_A wrote:
I don't remember if I ever had the 7.5.3 disk. I think I upgraded via
downloads and I have had non of that software for years. I do think
You could grab 7.0.1 or 7.1 from the links in the FAQ or at Gamba's place.
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Okay. Great! I could
heart as well as knowledge.
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