--- Manuel Marques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
But I still have a problem: my hard disk is called
SE/30 (dunno who did it;
the computer was like that all the time), and that
causes 404's when I try
to reach something via HTTP (because the server
tries to create another
directory where
Hi again,
I've installed NetPresenz and connected the little fellow onto my home
network, and it went really well... ftp sharing is great!
But I still have a problem: my hard disk is called SE/30 (dunno who did it;
the computer was like that all the time), and that causes 404's when I try
to
On 16-dec-05, at 23:35, Manuel Marques wrote:
Hi again,
I've installed NetPresenz and connected the little fellow onto my home
network, and it went really well... ftp sharing is great!
But I still have a problem: my hard disk is called SE/30 (dunno who
did it;
the computer was like that all
How can I rename it without formatting the drive?
You can't rename it as long as file sharing is on. Turn it off, and rename it.
Donn
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You have to turn off file sharing in order to rename the drive. Then
you can turn it back on again. (You can also boot with the shift key
down to disable all extensions and rename it, then reboot, that ought
to work).
At 10:35 PM + 12/16/05, Manuel Marques wrote:
Hi again,
I've
Sent: sexta-feira, 16 de Dezembro de 2005 23:09
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: SE/30 help! (yes, the webserver one)
You have to turn off file sharing in order to rename the drive. Then
you can turn it back on again. (You can also boot with the shift key
down to disable all extensions and rename
://manuelmarque.no.sapo.pt
-Original Message-
From: Vintage Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Allan Hunter
Sent: sexta-feira, 16 de Dezembro de 2005 23:09
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: SE/30 help! (yes, the webserver one)
You have to turn off file sharing in order to rename
Thanks both of you, but unfortunately your help didn't solve my problem. I
can't find Mind Expander anywhere, and that ftp address Dylan gave to me is
not working...
Manuel Jorge M. Marques
_
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://manuelmarque.no.sapo.pt
-Original
On Aug 2, 2005, at 1:22 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
Thanks both of you, but unfortunately your help didn't solve my
problem. I
can't find Mind Expander anywhere, and that ftp address Dylan gave
to me is
not working...
That's strange. It worked just fine last week when I posted it. Try
] On Behalf Of
Dylan McDermond
Sent: terça-feira, 2 de Agosto de 2005 15:48
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: Help! StuffIt! I need it!
On Aug 2, 2005, at 1:22 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
Thanks both of you, but unfortunately your help didn't solve my
problem. I
can't find Mind Expander anywhere
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Dylan McDermond
Sent: terça-feira, 2 de Agosto de 2005 15:48
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: Help! StuffIt! I need it!
On Aug 2, 2005, at 1:22 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
Thanks both of you, but unfortunately your help didn't solve my
problem. I
can't find Mind
--- Manuel Marques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks both of you, but unfortunately your help
didn't solve my problem. I
can't find Mind Expander anywhere, and that ftp
address Dylan gave to me is
not working...
MindVision discontinued MindExpander in 2002.
Go to http://www.filesearching.com
On Aug 2, 2005, at 11:08 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
ahaha! Aladdin Systems does has a ftp site, but it's not
ftp.stuffit.com. It
is ftp.aladdinsys.com!
Whoah! I SWEAR that ftp.allume.com was up and running last night and
that ftp.stuffit.com was up this morning when I had checked. Is
Hi,
I'm in a terrible situation. I downloaded an old version of SimCity 2000
from the internet, but it is compressed in such a version of Stuffit that I
can't uncompress it on my emulated Quadra 800 (of course using Basilisk). My
PC has Stuffit 9 for Windows, and it can see everything (including
If someone has StuffIt 5.5, can that one send it to me? (off-list, of
course)
If you go to ftp:///www.allume.com/archive/mac/Stuffit_Expander/ they
have many old versions of stuffit available
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Hi,
I'm in a terrible situation. I downloaded an old version of SimCity 2000
from the internet, but it is compressed in such a version of Stuffit that I
can't uncompress it on my emulated Quadra 800 (of course using Basilisk). My
PC has Stuffit 9 for Windows, and it can see everything (including
When I was actually using a Mac IIci for daily professional work, I had
always wanted a Radius Color Pivot display. Now, thanks to eBay, I have
one, but am not able to get it to function with the drivers I have been
able to hunt down. This is true with either the internal video or with
the
Subject: Re: Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web?
--- Thomas Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
And if anyone can think of a way to turn a Mac 512k
into a server let me
know. Alan and Greg came up with some good ideas.
I'm intrigued about the
TCP/IP devices the people
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web? I think I
need both hardware and software. I have a PC (I know, heretical) on the web
with Comcast cable, and a router with extra ports to connect the Mac IIci.
Regards, Steve
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and I'm looking forward to reading some posts from
people that may have successfully gotten their IIci on the web, or
integrated it into a network with more modern hardware.
Dan
On Mar 5, 2005, at 9:27 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web? I think
to reading some posts from
people that may have successfully gotten their IIci on the web, or
integrated it into a network with more modern hardware.
Dan
On Mar 5, 2005, at 9:27 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web? I think I
need both hardware
is the path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to Anger. Anger leads
to Hate. Hate leads to Suffering.
- Yoda, Episode I
On Mar 5, 2005, at 6:27 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web? I think
I
need both hardware and software. I have a PC (I know
: www.atlantavintagetravel.no-ip.info
SE: http://www.MightySE.no-ip.info:8080
Thomas
- Original Message -
From: Sherman Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web
--- Daniel Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve,
You beat me to the question. I just got a Mac IIci
(for
free)yesterday. It was about to be thrown in the
garbage buy a none Mac
User. I believe that there are NuBus ethernet cards
for this computer,
but it's a matter of finding one.
--- Steve Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on
the web? I think I
need both hardware and software. I have a PC (I
know, heretical) on the web
with Comcast cable, and a router with extra ports to
connect the Mac IIci.
Regards, Steve
--- Thomas Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
And if anyone can think of a way to turn a Mac 512k
into a server let me
know. Alan and Greg came up with some good ideas.
I'm intrigued about the
TCP/IP devices the people are using with TI-99s. Can
you tell me more?
The specific version on Lynx is called macLynx. There is some info
here:
http://www.jagshouse.com/lynx.html
Maclynx 2.7.1 Beta1 is available here:
http://allmac.ist.utl.pt/preview/205116.html
Hope that helps!
Kyle DePasquale
Kyle,
Thanks very much for the link. I have just begun using
It's not System **6** compatible though, is it?
At 5:31 PM -0800 12/26/04, Kyle DePasquale wrote:
The specific version on Lynx is called macLynx. There is some info here:
http://www.jagshouse.com/lynx.html
Maclynx 2.7.1 Beta1 is available here:
http://allmac.ist.utl.pt/preview/205116.html
Hope
There's a Mac version of Lynx.
Sherman
Sherman,
OK, I'll bite.
I have been able to locate Lynx for OSX, as well as Lynx that runs under
Linux on the Mac, but not a version of Lynx that will run on a m68k with
System 7.x.x. I have found a few dead download links that look as if
they might
The specific version on Lynx is called macLynx. There is some info
here:
http://www.jagshouse.com/lynx.html
Maclynx 2.7.1 Beta1 is available here:
http://allmac.ist.utl.pt/preview/205116.html
Hope that helps!
Kyle DePasquale
On Dec 26, 2004, at 5:18 PM, Barry Skidmore wrote:
There's a Mac
Sherm wrote:
I think MacWWW is about it.
Sherman
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
There's a Mac version of Lynx.
Sherman
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I never got much response when I asked about a System 6 web browser:
At 10:42 PM -0500 11/29/04, Allan Hunter wrote:
Anyone else succeed in browsing the web under System 6 with
something more compatible with what's out there than MacWWW?
Alternatively, is there any brave soul doing a build
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
I think MacWWW is about it.
Sherman
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 12:40:52 -0500 (EST), Robert Patterson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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,
formatting utilities, methods etc.??
Any help would be most appreciated.
Tks
Dave
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small, key step.
Suggestions for available formatting utilities, methods etc.??
Any help would be most appreciated.
Is it a SCSI drive? I ask because there isn't a lot of SCSI drives
with 50 pin interfaces that are over 4Gb.
Set the SCSI ID to 0. To format it I prefer the patched version of
SCSI
small, key step.
Suggestions for available formatting utilities, methods etc.??
Any help would be most appreciated.
Read the other advice, and don't forget to split it into partitions no
larger than 2 GB so HFS can work properly.
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to prepare an aftermarket HD and
install it in a Mac for system 7.X? It is a 6GB aftermarket and I want to
install it in a IIci and I am not having much luck with it and I suspect I am
missing some small, key step.
Suggestions for available formatting utilities, methods etc.??
Any help
What happens if you put it in the external chain, boot from the
internal, and simply drag your existing System Folder from the old
internal to the new (temporarily external) drive?
Or can you get as far as initializing the disk and having it mount on
the Desktop?
At 12:27 AM -0400 12/4/04,
My Reply follows quote. On 03/12/2004 20:27 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
This is really perplexing because when I format with the hacked Apple
drive setup
or Lido it seems to do the process just fine but then when it comes time to
install the system the installer (floppy 1) fails tells you
I have an LC running System 6.0.8 and I have it online, using an LC
PDS ethernet card and a static IP using MacTCP. I've emailed and
received email using an ancient copy of Eudora, and have put files
onto my personal web space using Fetch (have also mounted a System
8.6 AppleTalk share on the
I have been subscribed to outback mac many years.
Suddenly, I am getting the following message.
Failed to deliver to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
LIST module(list outback.mac) reports:
Your message cannot be posted.
It is composed using the 'windows-1252' character set,
and this list accepts
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
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 FreePPP which connects nicely
with my ISP.
I'm hoping Opera will give me better results.
Does
Original Message:
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 FreePPP which connects
nicely
with my ISP.
I'm hoping Opera will give me
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 FreePPP which connects
Ok everyone this is a wierd request, on my very first mac (in school) I
played a game where you have words falling from the sky (much like
space invaders) and you had to type the word before it hit the ground.
anyone know what I am talking about?
josh
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I certainly remember the game, it was fun! I have lots of old Mac games, but
it will be some time before I can go through to see if that is one of them
(I am going out of town this week). Anyone?
Chuck
On 8/8/04 12:12 AM, Josh Shanks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok everyone this is a wierd
I remember it, but? Could it have been Typing
Tutor?
Don
--- Josh Shanks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok everyone this is a wierd request, on my very
first mac (in school) I
played a game where you have words falling from the
sky (much like
space invaders) and you had to type the word
yep that is it!
On Aug 8, 2004, at 8:52 PM, Don P. wrote:
I remember it, but? Could it have been Typing
Tutor?
Don
--- Josh Shanks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok everyone this is a wierd request, on my very
first mac (in school) I
played a game where you have words falling from the
sky (much like
to find swap-meets in So. Calif. that you may have seen people
selling Macs, Clones and PCs at.
I have a large group of machines and parts that need to go within the next
60 days and I'm looking for good swap-meets to sell them at.
Any help you can provide will be gratefully appreciated.
Sorry
on 6/12/04 8:26 AM, THE ROCK at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try these guys in Santa Ana: http://www.acpswapmeet.com/
There's also the TRW swapmeet in El Segundo:
http://members.cox.net/stengel/swapmeets.html
I hope these helps.
~
Boy, bingo! There's a good one. Thanks
looking for good swap-meets to sell them at.
Any help you can provide will be gratefully appreciated.
Sorry for the intrusion.
Jeff G
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on 5/11/04 12:47 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now when I turn it on, the the lights flash OK, go through a sequence,
which ends with the green (activity?) light flashing. I think this is
the machine preparing a start-up page. then the green light goes out
and paper and roller
The pickup rollers go bad on these models (I have a IIf). They sell new ones
here:
http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/kaa0.html
You have to do it yourself, but it isn't too hard. Good luck!
Chuck
On 5/11/04 12:47 PM, John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I share an office with a colleague. I had
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
Seems nobody asked that:
Do you have access to a CD-ROM/CD-R/CD-RW drive with a SCSI interface?
You could then start the computer with a CD-ROM instead of the floppy. A
CD image is much easier to make.
I also experienced weird start-up problems when a client insisted on
attaching a parallel
Ricardo L. A. Bánffy wrote:
Seems nobody asked that:
Do you have access to a CD-ROM/CD-R/CD-RW drive with a SCSI interface?
You could then start the computer with a CD-ROM instead of the floppy. A
CD image is much easier to make.
I also experienced weird start-up problems when a client
Hi.
I recently got my hands on a Macintosh IIci. I have no idea how to use the
machine, though I've been told it doesn't work. The machine doesn't boot up,
but displays a diskette icon with a question mark in it.
I need to find a boot disk. I've been through the apple downloads, but can't
find a
on 12/29/03 6:20 AM, Peet Grobler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I recently got my hands on a Macintosh IIci. I have no idea how to use the
machine, though I've been told it doesn't work. The machine doesn't boot up,
but displays a diskette icon with a question mark in it.
I need to
Jeff: The Question Mark over a disk icon is the Mac's way of saying the hard
disk
is either not spinning, not connected properly, or is/has damage to either
the System Folder or platters/controller card.
I figured that. I do have a spare disk if that one is broken. The person
giving me the
server uses an incompatible version of the AFP protocol. You
cannot connect to it. Please contact the server's administrator
I have spent hours trying to resolve the problem without any luck. Does
anyone have any ideas??? Please help!!
Andy.
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in a
Quadra 840 A/V and transplant them into CC's w/ a 575 Mobo. No GoGot the
System Bus Error window!! Added the 065 EnablerNo Go! What am I missing
here?? Any help WILL be rewarded!! BTW all MoBo's have 32 mb SIMMs
installed. Of course all 550 mobo's workbut I want to run OS 8.1, which
the 065 Enabler but tried to configure a bunch of blank HD's in a
Quadra 840 A/V and transplant them into CC's w/ a 575 Mobo. No GoGot the
System Bus Error window!! Added the 065 EnablerNo Go! What am I missing
here?? Any help WILL be rewarded!! BTW all MoBo's have 32 mb SIMMs
help with a CC's
on 9/28/03 6:18 PM, Michael Day at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi thereI'm just re-subbing after a long tour in the Candy Graphite
Mac world. I have a large horde of sharp-screened CC's (20) and a pile of
550 and 575 mobo's(40) and want to build a bunch of Mystics to sell
--- Michael Day [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi thereI'm just re-subbing after a long tour in
the Candy Graphite
Mac world. I have a large horde of sharp-screened
CC's (20) and a pile of
550 and 575 mobo's(40) and want to build a bunch of
clip
installed. Of course all 550 mobo's work
And
hi everyone, i just found this apple IIe and i don't know if it has a
internal problem or what
visit this site:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/
eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2750142351category=4610
thanks for your input!
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All I know is that you can buy a 100% functional, clean, and immaculate
unit for about the same amount of money. That thing isn't worth the
eBay insertion fee that guy paid to list it. Well, maybe the disk ][
is. My appraisal - nil.
Perhaps the Apple2list could help you better if you have
Hi all,
I have three old Macs: Color Classic, Quadra 700 and Centris 650. All
three are unable to locate their startup disks. That is, the floppy
disk with blinking question mark appears. Here are some details that
may help:
1) The Quadra and Centris have not been used in a while yet were
on 8/1/03 11:39 PM, Tristan Krautz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have three old Macs: Color Classic, Quadra 700 and Centris 650. All
three are unable to locate their startup disks. That is, the floppy
disk with blinking question mark appears. Here are some details that
may help
? There is a
legend on the drive but I can't decipher it.
All help greatly appreciated
John
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direction? There is a
legend on the drive but I can't decipher it.
All help greatly appreciated
What's the drives model number?
Will it be the only hardrive in the machine?
Hitachi Global has taken over support for ibm's drives. you might find
something helpful here
http://www.hgst.com/tech
On Thursday, July 10, 2003, at 11:01 PM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Hmmm, don't recall if the Mac Plus supplies
termination
power to the bus or not.
Nope. It does not. I know this because I tried to use an Asante Desktop
EN/SC with a Plus, which did not work because the EN/SC takes it's
power from
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Gamba,
When I try that, I get the following message: Drive
selection failed.
Unable to locate a suitable drive connected to the
SCSI port. Apple
System Profiler, however, still reports it as being
present. The SCSI
id is 0, and I'm
--- Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
be used internally and that auto motor start is ON
I knew there was something I forgot in my other
reply to this. Macintosh computers do not send a
start unit command on the SCSI bus. What also does
not work is an Autostart Delay. What that does is
Thanks guys for the info on the hard drive. I have connected
everything and am testing it, but either I'm missing something or this
drive is dead. I'd really appreciate some feedback from anyone with
experie.
Symptoms: the drive does not mount on the desktop, and Drive Setup does
not
Symptoms: the drive does not mount on the desktop, and Drive Setup [snip]
Todd
Use Apple HD SC Setup 7.3.5 (patched), instead of Drive Setup.
ftp://grijan.cjb.net:21000/macintosh/Software/Utilities/hd_scsetup_735%28patche
d%29.sea.bin
Gamba
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2
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Hey Gamba,
When I try that, I get the following message: Drive selection failed.
Unable to locate a suitable drive connected to the SCSI port. Apple
System Profiler, however, still reports it as being present. The SCSI
id is 0, and I'm cheating by trying to do this on a beige G3 in an ATX
I'm cheating by trying to do this on a beige G3 in an ATX
case to save some time pulling the drive in and out.
Had I known that I wouldn't have responded because I'm clueless about the G3.
Would either of
those be a factor?
Don't know.
My suggestion was based on the assumption that the HD was
Unfortunately, this thing won't fit my Vintage Macs with the converter
on it, so if I get it working, I was pondering putting it into an
external case for them to access. I suppose I could run the LC with
the top off to test this out, but I'm betting I won't get it working in
the LC if I
topic mac.
Some basic questions:
Whats the scsi id of the other drive?
Have you looked closely at all the jumper settings for the drive, there
are others apart from the scsi id jumpers and you may need to close one.
Without some drive info its hard to help.
Have you tried setting the id to one
I don't know if this is the same problem, but I tried
using an IBM Ultrastar ES 2 GB SCSI drive in my Mac
IIci computers, and even the patched version of Apple
HDSC setup rejected the drive. However, a MicroMat
Drive utility did work after much fiddling around. (I
don't remember the exact name of
Kyle D wrote:
I don't know if this is the same problem, but I tried
using an IBM Ultrastar ES 2 GB SCSI drive in my Mac
IIci computers, and even the patched version of Apple
HDSC setup rejected the drive. However, a MicroMat
Drive utility did work after much fiddling around. (I
don't remember
should I do about the SCSI id jumpers on
the hard drive itself? Will the converter override the built-in?
Please help because I am fairly ignorant when it comes to SCSI. I was
really expecting to receive something I could just plug in and run
with, but this has not turned out so well
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a lot of different memory sticks in it? Is there
a bad slot? Remove them
and reinstall
in different slots. Or remove the oddball and don't
use it/them.
The Performa 550 (the Fat Color Classic II) only
has one RAM slot. ;)
=
When you are
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To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Performa 550 help
Date: 2/9/, 6:10 PM
I'm having many screen freezes and type 1,3 10 errors. This week I'm also
getting bus errors. I've got the max on memory and have system 7.5.5. It's a
68030 w/mhz. Any ideas would be helpful
on 07/07/2003 17:37, John at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My macintosh lc III has a 68030 processor, and the maximum os i can use is
7.5.5. my computer doesnt run well in 7.5.5. it does the same thing, so i put
7.1, and it runs great, and i have never experienced any errors after that.
Ops, I
I'm having many screen freezes and type 1,3 10 errors. This week I'm also
getting bus errors. I've got the max on memory and have system 7.5.5. It's a
68030 w/mhz. Any ideas would be helpful on what I would need.
Thanks
Earl Graham
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To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Performa 550 help
Date: 2/9/, 6:10 PM
I'm having many screen freezes and type 1,3 10 errors. This week I'm also
getting bus errors. I've got the max on memory and have system 7.5.5. It's a
68030 w/mhz. Any ideas
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another weird thing I have been
hooking the LC to the
iMac using a crossover cable, since that's how it
would be connected to my
tower at home, and afterwards, the port on my iMac
dies and I have to restart
the whole system before it will
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried numerous different things
unsuccessfully, then decided to look
for expert advice. I have an ethernet card I pulled
from a Performa and put
into the LC, but I'm not sure whether or not I have
a valid driver extension
for it. I put
At 00:21 -0600 on 29/01/03, Robyn Lyons wrote:
Hmmm, you need to use Diskcopy to make those floppy disks. They should
The 7.5.3 download is NOT disk images.
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--- Robyn Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, you need to use Diskcopy to make those floppy
disks. They should
fit on a floppy fine. Outside of trying that again,
you could borrow an
external CD-ROM and put the installer on there.
The 19 (or 20 part for non-US/Canada English) part
Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
It seems very awkward for most people. I'm just happy I was able to get
the update version of 7.5.3 when it was available as 14 disk images, even
though it required that 7.5 already be installed. It has come in very
handy.
At 1:02 PM -0500 1/29/2003, Bob C. wrote:
Does anyone have a clue as to why Apple finally released 7.5.3 this way?
It seems very awkward for most people. I'm just happy I was able to get
the update version of 7.5.3 when it was available as 14 disk images, even
though it required that 7.5 already
, and is running 7.0* (with System 7 Tuner). I'm in the process of
creating 7.0.1 floppies so I can upgrade, but I don't know whether or not
that will help. Is it possible that the Ethernet card I put in is incompatible?
I pulled it off of the motherboard of an old Performa 6220CD. I will never
need
At 1:48 PM -0500 1/29/2003, Bob C. wrote:
Hi Clark,
My question was more on the idea of why Apple's final release for
download was in the form of files that had to be assembled on the
desktop, rather than individual disk images which can easily be
saved to floppies. Obviously, since the latter
Hey again,
An update: I finished upgrading to 7.0.1*(System 7 Tuner active), and reinstalled
the Network Software, with AppleEthernet LC driver. Even still, when I attempt
to switch to Ethertalk, I get the following: Could not switch to Ethertalk
due to an error. Your connection will be
7.5.3 was, IIRC, the last floppy version of the OS.
No, that was 7.6.1.
Marten
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