At 16:15 -0700 on 09/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
If you have the DayStar 601 upgrade you can disable
the RAM check and speed up bootup. Or you can
install Mac OS 8.6 and use it's Memory control panel
to disable it. Any chance the 8.5/8.6 Memory CP will
work with Mac OS 8.1?
Dunno, but...
even
Michael J. Flaherty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Do you have 70ns VRAM in the Mystic 040 ? If so,
where did you
find it ? I haven't been able to locate any.
I don't know. I have never thing of this problem. I
just overclock
it and it works. I had overclocked 4 LC575 board and
one of them
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 19:11 -0700 on 07/09/01, Sai kee Wong wrote:
How about the 575 (Mystic) ? Is the 7.1 only has
the
advantage of using
less RAM over the 8.1 ? How about the speed ? If
the
speed are within
5%, then may be I should consider to use 8.1 rather
System 7.1 is the best choice for any machine with a 68020 or lower, in my
opinion.
Bullshit. Go read the FAQ.
Marten
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I'm not saying 8.1 will not RUN on the Performa 575, I'm saying it's a bit
heavy for the hard disk, and it'll run slowly. That is why I RECOMMEND 7.1 or
lower.
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In a message dated 9/8/01 6:44:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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System 7.1 is the best choice
Huh??? What has the 575 to do with 68020 or lower???
If 8.1 is a bit heavy for the original 575 hard disk, put in a
bigger and faster one. Of course 7.1 is always faster...
Marten
I'm not saying 8.1 will not RUN on the Performa 575, I'm saying it's a bit
heavy for the hard disk, and it'll run
you tell
people who are saying things that aren't (entirely) correct)
Deven responded: I'm not saying 8.1 will not RUN on the Performa 575,
I'm saying it's a bit heavy for the hard disk, and it'll run slowly.
That is why I RECOMMEND 7.1 or lower.
And that is where things go wrong. From
Oh, sorry, thought the Performa 575 had a 68020 for some reason. Yes, 8.1
will run fine ... but 7.1 will always be faster on this kind of machine. I
really recommend 8.1 for an '040 machine.
In a message dated 9/8/01 7:36:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Huh??? What
Using system picker or system switcher you can just install 2
operating system on the same hard disk and switch between them
whenever you like...
My personal experience with mac os 8 on the 68040 is that it was not
very stable. I did like it on the ppc macs though... For the ppc's it
was kind
At 12:43 PM +0200 9/8/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
System 7.1 is the best choice for any machine with a 68020 or lower, in my
opinion.
Bullshit. Go read the FAQ.
Really? His opinion is in the FAQ and he got it wrong?
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--- Sai kee Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And for the 601, it could use 7.5 up to 8.1, with
36MB RAM, which is better ?
7.6.1, 8.1 if you want to use a large hard drive
formatted HFS+.
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At 20:05 -0700 on 06/09/01, Sai kee Wong wrote:
I intended to install 7.1 onto my LC575 (actually a
128MB RAM mystics)
and a 128MB SE/30. For the SE/30, that's OK to run
7.1 . But
for the LC575, I can only successfully installed a
system 7.5.3
into it. Any tricks to install the 7.1 into LC575
At 23:16 -0400 on 06/09/01, Terry Mathews wrote:
Nope. It's not possible. The LC575 shipped with 7.5.something or other and
Wrong. The LC575 shipped with 7.1 and an Enabler.
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The FAQ http://macfaq.binhost.com/
The Archive
Thanks to response from Michael J. Flaherty and some
comments on 601.
In fact, I have:
SE/30 030/50MHz/128MB
Mystic 040/FPU/43MHz/132MB
Mystic 601/120MHz/36MB (I found it could run even I
removed the 040)
PPC/CC 6500 (under construction)
I think system 7.1 is the best choice for SE/30.
System 7.1 is the best choice for any machine with a 68020 or lower, in my
opinion.
In a message dated 9/7/01 9:11:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks to response from Michael J. Flaherty and some
comments on 601.
In fact, I have:
SE/30 030/50MHz/128MB
l s writes:
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
system disks available, can I do that?
This would be better tackle on Quadlist, since the 575 has an '040
processor, but I'd
7.5.3 or 7.5.5 is your best bet. It provides new features and functionality and
support for more new software. 8.1 provides more, but it may be laggy on this machine.
Good luck,
Deven Gallo
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Nope. It's not possible. The LC575 shipped with 7.5.something or other and
can't use anything less. The best thing you can do is install 7.5.5 from
Apple's site, or buy a copy of 7.6.1. I think Jag's House on the swap list
has several copies for fairly cheap.
Terry
Any tricks to install the
--- Sai kee Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clipped stuff about 601 upgraded mystic LC575
into it. Any tricks to install the 7.1 into LC575 ?
Nope. The 601 upgrades for 68k Macs require a
minimum of System 7.5.
Apple's 601 upgrade control panel is designed only
for 040 Macs. If you use it on
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
system disks available, can I do that?
Thanks,
Lee
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on 9/5/01 7:42 PM, l s at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
system disks available, can I do that?
Thanks,
Lee
if they are 68040 cpu'd 8.1
At 17:42 -0700 on 05/09/01, l s wrote:
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
Why go higher than 7.1? It will do everything 7.5.x, 7.6.x, or 8.1 will do
without the RAM
At 02:53 +0200 on 06/09/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
system disks available, can I do that?
No. 8.5 is powerpc only. You cannot go
Vintage Macs wrote...
From: l s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Performa 575
My school was just given three Performa 575s. They
are running system 7.1 and I would like to update the
system. What is the highest I can go? I have 8.5
system disks available, can I do that?
Thanks,
Lee
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