Ok i have my external SCSI drive formatted and it has a image on it w/
system 7.3 or something like that.
I disconnected the bad internal one and fired it up.
but instead of the blinking disk w/ the question mark on it,
now i get nothing.
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Subject: Re: newbie
Ok i have my external SCSI drive formatted and it has a image on it w/
system 7.3 or something like that.
I disconnected the bad internal one and fired it up.
but instead of the blinking disk w/ the question mark on it,
now i get nothing.
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Of Eric Amy
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 1:34 PM
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: newbie
Ok i have my external SCSI drive formatted and it has a image on it
w/system 7.3 or something like that.
I disconnected the bad internal one and fired it up.
but instead of the blinking disk
What do you mean when you say it has a image on it w/ system 7.3 or
something like that?
What, literally, is on the external drive? Does it have the
diskimage copied to it? (that won't work). Or did you (or someone
else) take the diskimage and install it to the hard drive? (that
should
Shouldn't matter. A Mac that can't find a bootable drive where it
was expecting one will poll to see if it finds one elsewhere. For
example, if your System Folder is hosed and you attach a Zip drive
with a bootable Zip cartridge and then power up your Mac, you'll
normally see the beginnings
, 2005 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: newbie
What do you mean when you say it has a image on it w/ system 7.3 or
something like that?
What, literally, is on the external drive? Does it have the
diskimage copied to it? (that won't work). Or did you (or someone
else) take the diskimage and install
Hey, I have a 5200/75 with that Cache/ROM DIMM problem. Would a 5260
board do the trick? I found out something on eBay but they only
shipped to USA, and I live in Portugal...
On 4/28/05, TVirkkala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The school district in my neck of the woods...
Yeah, I've always
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well you learn something new every day I guess, but
the fact that it
does nasty things to the RAM contents makes me even
less likely to
want to use it. I still stand by the fact it slowed
down any Mac I
ever used it on and also made it less
Define SW Washington... I'm in Portland, and might have room for a
spare Mac. That is, if the masters of my storage space will put up
with something else in my old room.
On 4/28/05, TVirkkala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The school district in my neck of the woods...
Yeah, I've always wondered
H, my 5260 won't boot and I think its because the kitties knocked
the KB off the top and it hit the cord for the external HDs. Would
that require a new board inside?
Steve
On 4/29/05, NODEraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Define SW Washington... I'm in Portland, and might have room for a
--- Manuel Marques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops. Well I THOUGHT there were there, but I dunno
if there is an updater from 7.0.1 to 7.1?
Apple has never released 7.1 for free and there is
no updater to convert 7.0.x to 7.1.
To get 7.1, you have to find it elsewhere. ¬_¬ ;)
It will be total
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Manuel Marques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops. Well I THOUGHT there were there, but I dunno
if there is an updater from 7.0.1 to 7.1?
Apple has never released 7.1 for free and there is
no updater to convert 7.0.x to 7.1.
To get 7.1, you have to find it elsewhere.
The school district in my neck of the woods...
Yeah, I've always wondered how much good equipment gets thrown away by
schools, or given to recycling centers by individual users. I'm sure
that there are people who even recyle their old 3 GHz computer when
they buy a new 3.2GHz one.
I've made a
On 26 Apr 2005, at 15:46, Manuel Marques wrote:
I've got an LCIII running Mac OS 7.6.1 and it runs fine! But if you
want reliability, you can download System 7.5.3 from Apple's website
that it will run great! (of course I'm here talking, but my LCIII has
20 megs of RAM)
It's an old and long-played
On 4/27/05, Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also tend to avoid RAM Doubler, yeh sure it's a neat idea, but it
also drains valuable CPU time copying back and forth from RAM to disk
and back, and if you have an original spec 40MB drive then your gonna
see still more reduction.
Are you
Where does one find floppies of System 7.1?
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I guess you can get some at Apple's website. (I found my 7.1
Portuguese System over there, check on English-North American Section.
I dunno what's the link, I've got it bookmarked at home. I'll send you later.
Regards
On 4/27/05, Eric Amy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where does one find floppies
On 4/27/05 3:04 AM, Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's an old and long-played out argument. Some of us prefer 7.1 because
it's smaller and much faster. You can add most of 7.5.3 or later
features to it without trouble (I have several OS 8.1 extensions
running fine under 7.1 on my IIci)
I've found System 7.0.1 on the Apple site under English-North
Ameirican, but no 7.1.
On 4/27/05, Arnel Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/27/05 3:04 AM, Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's an old and long-played out argument. Some of us prefer 7.1 because
it's smaller and much
Did you ever find a hard drive? I have a 40MB one laying around, I
think it was pulled from an LC or Classic II. It's even got system and
some other stuff loaded on it, but I'd have to pop it in my LC to see
exactly what.
On 4/27/05, NODEraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found System 7.0.1 on
If the original poster is not interested, I would be. I have the exact
same situation - a perfectly good LCIII with a dead HD. I had a SCSI CD
drive hooked up to it, but was still unable to get it to boot. Maybe
because I don't really know what I'm doing. I also have a SCSI HD that I
would
2005 18:02
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: newbie
I've found System 7.0.1 on the Apple site under English-North
Ameirican, but no 7.1.
On 4/27/05, Arnel Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/27/05 3:04 AM, Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's an old and long-played out argument. Some of us
Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
NODEraser
Sent: quarta-feira, 27 de Abril de 2005 18:02
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: newbie
I've found System 7.0.1 on the Apple site under English-North
Ameirican, but no 7.1.
On 4/27/05, Arnel Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/27/05 3:04 AM
I've got an LCIII running Mac OS 7.6.1 and it runs fine! But if you
want reliability, you can download System 7.5.3 from Apple's website
that it will run great! (of course I'm here talking, but my LCIII has
20 megs of RAM)
I've installed 7.5.3 on a PM 5200 in an external 160 meg drive, so
hard
?
Eric
- Original Message -
From: Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 7:52 AM
Subject: Re: newbie
On Tuesday, April 26, 2005, at 12:42PM, Eric Amy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I am new to your world of older
I wouldn't call that an upgrade ;-)
Eric Amy wrote:
Her school upgraded to wintel machines and parted ways with thier MAC's.
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Ricardo L. A. Bánffy
Sent: terça-feira, 26 de Abril de 2005 21:55
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Re: newbie
I
Lol yeah considering they went w/ Gateway machines.
- Original Message -
From: Ricardo L. A. Bánffy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 4:54 PM
Subject: Re: newbie
I wouldn't call that an upgrade ;-)
Eric Amy wrote:
Her
Is there anything I have to do to get the system to recognize the external
one?
Eric
- Original Message -
From: Allan Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: newbie
You can boot from an external SCSI
From: Eric Amy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 19:11:53 -0400
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: newbie
Is there anything I have to do to get the system to recognize the external
one?
Eric
-0400 4/26/05, Eric Amy wrote:
Is there anything I have to do to get the system to recognize the external
one?
Eric
- Original Message -
From: Allan Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: newbie
You can
--- Allan Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
Jump to the present. Someone left behind an
original LC and I
rescued it from being tossed out. The LC lets me
experience an era
that I bypassed: System 6 in color!
http://www.lowendmac.com/lc/lc.shtml
=
It will be total Fandemonium!
Hi!
I'm new to the list but not new to the Mac. Or even new to the old Mac :)
I cut my Mac teeth on the 512Ke's of the computer lab at SUNY / Old
Westbury. These were the 512K Macs that had the 800K disk drives,
and they were in fact very similar for most everyday purposes to the
newer Mac
On Monday, November 29, 2004, at 07:30 PM, Allan Hunter wrote:
Hi!
I'm new to the list but not new to the Mac. Or even new to the old
Mac :)
Jump to the present. Someone left behind an original LC and I rescued
it from being tossed out. The LC lets me experience an era that I
bypassed:
I have a Mac Quadra 700 W/System 7.5. I also have a Apple Color
Stylewriter 2400 and 2 ImageWriter II's. I need to find the Install
floppies for them so I can try them with the 700.
It curently has a Laserwriter Plus on the Desktop. Can that be
uninstalled??
I also have a USR Sportster 28.8
My Reply follows quote. On 20/04/2004 10:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have a Mac Quadra 700 W/System 7.5. I also have a Apple Color
Stylewriter 2400 and 2 ImageWriter II's. I need to find the Install
floppies for them so I can try them with the 700.
Under the Apple Menu, drop down to Chooser.
--- Robert J. Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Mac Quadra 700 W/System 7.5. I also have a
Apple Color
Stylewriter 2400 and 2 ImageWriter II's. I need to
find the Install
floppies for them so I can try them with the 700.
Download the 7.5.3 19 part Self Mounting Image and
the 7.5.5
At 22:10:52 +0200 on 4/08/04, In-Hae Felton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
ASCII (AMERICAN Standard Code for Information Interchange). Not all
the world uses American standards. Some countries even have a
different language. ;-) (Sarcasm directed
On Mon, Apr 12, 2004 at 02:51:15PM -0400, Robert Gray wrote:
Check it out...go to the keyboard control panel, select Swiss
German, and de-select U.S. Then go to the Kez Caps utilitz.
)Notice that some of the kezs have changed locations_= Donät forget
to switch the control panel back to zour
In-Hae Felton asked:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up
any results.
got different replies:
Stefan Daehler:
Option (ALT) + G.
Timothy Virkkala:
@ = shift-2
and finally answered the question himself:
--- Kim Il Sung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
Now *I'm* surprised. On all of my Macs it's option-*
(asterisk). Did
Apple then assign different key combinations for it
on each keyboard
(US, German, or, as mine, Swedish)? Then I
understand why they
made it option-2 on the new off-topic
In-Hae Felton, you wrote:
I'm a bit embarrassed to ask, but:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up
any results.
@ = shift-2
Doesn't your system have a keycaps control panel? Or did that come later?
Original Message:
Stefan Daehler, you wrote:
Option (ALT) + G.
That's a copyright sign... I had interpreted what he asked for as what he
gave - undoubtedly pasted - from elsewhere
Maybe I missed the point?
My mistake, I beg your pardon.
Did not keep in mind the different
Stefan Daehler, you wrote:
Option (ALT) + G.
That's a copyright sign... I had interpreted what he asked for as what he
gave - undoubtedly pasted - from elsewhere
Maybe I missed the point?
t
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on 04/09/2004 12:13 AM, Timothy Virkkala at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stefan Daehler, you wrote:
Option (ALT) + G.
That's a copyright sign... I had interpreted what he asked for as what he
gave - undoubtedly pasted - from elsewhere
Maybe I missed the point?
t
ADB keyboard
On Apr 09, 2004, at 07:47, Timothy Virkkala wrote:
Keycaps can show you everything you need.
Or pick up the old freeware version of PopChar which is even better.
aedan
Look, let me explain something. I'm not Mr. Lebowski; you're Mr.
Lebowski. I'm the Dude. So that's what you call me.
Am 09.04.2004 um 08:47 schrieb Timothy Virkkala:
In-Hae Felton, you wrote:
I'm a bit embarrassed to ask, but:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up
any results.
@ = shift-2
Doesn't your system have a keycaps
I'm a bit embarrassed to ask, but:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up
any results.
Thanks so much.
In-Hae
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Original Message:
I'm a bit embarrassed to ask, but:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up
any results.
Thanks so much.
In-Hae
Option (ALT) + G.
Cheers Steff
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Robert J. Stevens wrote:
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both
running but
Robert J. Stevens wrote:
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both
running but having been a PC user fixer for many Years I'm not real
familier with the MAC's. Is there a good source for a Tutorial. All I
have is the Getting Started Manual for the LC II. Plus System
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both
running but having been a PC user fixer for many Years I'm not real
familier with the MAC's. Is there a good source for a Tutorial. All I
have is the Getting Started Manual for the LC II. Plus System Floppies
and some Games,
on 1/18/04 7:27 AM, Robert J. Stevens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both
running but having been a PC user fixer for many Years I'm not real
familier with the MAC's. Is there a good source for a Tutorial. All I
have is the Getting
J.S. Garrison wrote:
on 1/18/04 7:27 AM, Robert J. Stevens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Inherited a Mac LC II and a friend brought me a LC 580. I got both running but having
been a PC user fixer for many Years I'm not real familier with the MAC's. Is there a
good source for a Tutorial. All I
Try downloading manuals.
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On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 08:23 PM, Gamba wrote:
When I insert a data disk (like the OS 7.6.1 install
disk) I get an error that says the disk is locked and so OS6 can't
put a
desktop folder on it :-P
So how do I read a CDROM?
John
Add this extension to System 6 folder.
So what exactly does the desk top manger do,
It allows System 6 to use System 7+ desktop files.
Without it, System 6 wants to build it's own because it's desktop files are
different than the later systems', and it can't see/use those later System
desktop files.
and why would it not be part of
Hi I've just started playing with OS 6.0.8, having mostly worked with
OS 7 or 8 before.
Why, you ask!
Because I went mad and bought a real computer - a PowerBook G4 12
running OS X. Now my old Mac collection seems slow.
So I've been trying to set up a nice OS 6 system. I have a IIsi with
NuBus
on 7/9/03 9:23 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I've just started playing with OS 6.0.8, having mostly worked with
OS 7 or 8 before.
I've installed CDROM setup s/w - but the only thing I seem to be able
to do is play audio disks on my external tray-loading Apple CDROM
drive.
When I insert a data disk (like the OS 7.6.1 install
disk) I get an error that says the disk is locked and so OS6 can't put a
desktop folder on it :-P
So how do I read a CDROM?
John
Add this extension to System 6 folder.
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/download/desktopmgr201.sit.bin
It should
OK, since no one else had any suggestion (besides Pickle) I shall try again
I tried to use the System Suitcase from the Disk Tools (Disk 6 of 6, none
of the others I have (2-5) have a System Suitcase/Folder) from System 7.0.1
to make a start-up disk for some of my older Macs. So far its a no go.
Steve Conrad wrote:
Of course, then you get into the Should I try Linux or MacOS on 'em for
that...
- Be a masochist and do it with A/UX :P
can you put A/UX on to a flat pac mac?...
i was under the impression i'd need something a little more powerful...
thats why i havent tried it
On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 02:27 Europe/London, Scott Holder wrote:
At 12:54 AM 2/8/2003 +0100, you wrote:
We need to get the fun back into this list. ...
So tell us, why do you like flat pack macs so much? Do you have
experience with other kinds of Macs?
Marten
I love them because
On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 07:10 Europe/London, Steve Conrad wrote:
Of course, then you get into the Should I try Linux or MacOS on 'em
for
that...
- Be a masochist and do it with A/UX :P
Sadly, and this really pisses me off, A/UX doesn't run on LCs.
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On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 09:58 Europe/London, iriXx wrote:
Steve Conrad wrote:
Of course, then you get into the Should I try Linux or MacOS on 'em
for
that...
- Be a masochist and do it with A/UX :P
can you put A/UX on to a flat pac mac?...
Narr... damn annoying it is too. It
Mark Benson wrote:
Not only that, but I quite literally found it on the side of the road.
I got 14 LCs, a IIcx, a 660av and a 7100 LoBo (now in the IIcx) all for
GBP40 (which was mostly for the 660av) + GBP13.50 carriage.
i met someone last night who told me they had 20 LCs thrown away
Mark Benson wrote:
can you put A/UX on to a flat pac mac?...
Narr... damn annoying it is too. It won't run on AV Quardas either
which is equally annoying as they are about the fastest 68k Macs about,
well the 840av certainly is, the 660av certainly runs faster than the
LC475 in 8.1.
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Get a clutch of 040MCs and upgrade them then you can
try something like
Linux or BSD on them. As a rule Unix doesn't line
LC040s because of the FPU error/lack of FPU.
While it can be compiled to run on an LC040, it only
works on some of them. I bet
--- iriXx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i met someone last night who told me they had 20 LCs
thrown away in
their dumpster last week... sadly he couldnt carry
them :(... although
he did retrieve me something i've always wanted - a
R4000 SGI Indigo...
G THREW AWAY an R4000 Indigo???
On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 13:55 Europe/London, iriXx wrote:
It runs well on an 030, even the SE/30. I have run it on a IIci quite
successfully. Now what I REALLY want is a version of A/UX that'll run
on a 7100/80, that'd really confuse the nutz off people who see my
7100cx :D. I am most
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
G THREW AWAY an R4000 Indigo??? Baka!
So what if it is around 10 years old.
... oh yeah...
the other thing he found in their dump a few years back
a working apple Lisa... !!!
he's the only person i've met who has one...
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On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 14:06 Europe/London, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Get a clutch of 040MCs and upgrade them then you can
try something like
Linux or BSD on them. As a rule Unix doesn't line
LC040s because of the FPU error/lack of FPU.
While it
On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 01:31 PM, Steve Conrad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to use the System Suitcase from the Disk Tools (Disk 6 of 6,
none
of the others I have (2-5) have a System Suitcase/Folder) from System
7.0.1
to make a start-up disk for some of my older Macs. So
At 02:51 PM 2/8/2003 +, you wrote:
Any exterior physical difference between an LC040
that linux will run on (albeit poorly) and one it
won't run on at all?
I know for a fact BSD will run until it encounters an FPU call then it
Kernel Panics and dies. :)
I don't know if Linux has a work
On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 16:27 Europe/London, Scott Holder wrote:
Linux itself has FPU emulation, which is why it can work on thinks
like a
486SX and such. However, a lot of the LC040s not only don't have an
FPU,
but are bugged in such a way that FPU emulation like Linux's or SoftFPU
I know for a fact BSD will run until it encounters an FPU call then it
Kernel Panics and dies. :)
I don't know if Linux has a work round for it.
probably if there isnt, if you post to usenet at linux.debian.68k or
somewhere - or even the kernel developers list, linux.kernel, they might
Any exterior physical difference between an LC040
that linux will run on (albeit poorly) and one it
won't run on at all?
I know for a fact BSD will run until it encounters an FPU call then it
Kernel Panics and dies. :)
This isn't quite true. On one of the truly defective LC's (a known
Linux itself has FPU emulation, which is why it can work on thinks like a
486SX and such. However, a lot of the LC040s not only don't have an FPU,
but are bugged in such a way that FPU emulation like Linux's or SoftFPU
just plain won't work. I don't understand the logistics of it, but
right... i wonder, would it run on a Powerbook Duo230? that is my other
machine at the moment - i have it and a LC III, i've thought about
putting Linux on them but im really more inclined to stick with the
Apple OS's - i've got enough linux boxen as it is! :-)
Why not try NetBSD?
Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Why not try NetBSD?
http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/mac68k/
I don't think the Duo is supported, but the LC3 is. It's much more mature
than Linux on the Mac68k -- it's been around since the early 1990s when it
started as MacBSD.
can you actually still get copies
I don't think the Duo is supported, but the LC3 is. It's much more mature
than Linux on the Mac68k -- it's been around since the early 1990s when it
started as MacBSD.
can you actually still get copies of MacBSD?
Not MacBSD as such -- the codebase was absorbed into NetBSD and became
its
http://www.macbsd.org/macbsd/
Er,
http://www.macbsd.com/macbsd/
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OK, since no one else had any suggestion (besides Pickle) I shall try again
I tried to use the System Suitcase from the Disk Tools (Disk 6 of 6, none
of the others I have (2-5) have a System Suitcase/Folder) from System 7.0.1
to make a start-up disk for some of my older Macs. So far its a no go.
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bug occurs on those LC040s that have the error
in the FPU set, it
somehow conflicts with the existing FPU system and
causes the system to
crash because technically speaking it does have an
FPU.
Probably because the 68k Linux authors haven't
Subject header says it all. LC newbie yes. Newsgroups and the like are
old hat.
FPM unite!
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At 02:28 PM 2/7/2003, Neal Wingate typed thusly:
FPM unite!
Fast Page Mode?
Fans of PowerMacs?
Former Performa Macintoshes?
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glad i could help..*giggle*
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On Friday, Feb 7, 2003, at 23:25 Europe/London, Neal Wingate wrote:
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At 12:54 AM 2/8/2003 +0100, you wrote:
We need to get the fun back into this list. ...
So tell us, why do you like flat pack macs so much? Do you have
experience with other kinds of Macs?
Marten
I love them because they're reasonably capable machines, but are so tiny
and tuck away in the corner
At 03:25 PM 2/7/2003, Neal Wingate typed thusly:
FPM unite! = Flat Pack Macs UNITE.
glad i could help..*giggle*
I should've remembered that. And I so like the Q607/Performa 476s I
have... OK, I don't use 'em much, and probably won't 'til I get money for a
NIC and larger (multi-gig) HD for
Of course, then you get into the Should I try Linux or MacOS on 'em for
that...
- Be a masochist and do it with A/UX :P
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It is no
OK, since no one else had any suggestion (besides Pickle) I shall try again
I tried to use the System Suitcase from the Disk Tools (Disk 6 of 6, none
of the others I have (2-5) have a System Suitcase/Folder) from System 7.0.1
to make a start-up disk for some of my older Macs. So far its a no go.
Good morning,
Would you please give me an advice what is the most recent operating
system that I can use on a Mac LC II ? I mean use with a decent speed ;-)
It is the old, small, model with monochrome monitor, BNC Ethernet adapter,
etc.
What I am primarily interested in is to send/receive
On Tuesday, February 04, 2003, at 09:21AM, Razvan Sandu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you please give me an advice what is the most recent operating
system that I can use on a Mac LC II ? I mean use with a decent speed ;-)
It is the old, small, model with monochrome monitor, BNC Ethernet
On Tuesday, February 04, 2003, at 09:21AM, Razvan Sandu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you please give me an advice what is the most recent operating
system that I can use on a Mac LC II ? I mean use with a decent speed ;-)
It is the old, small, model with monochrome monitor, BNC Ethernet
Hello!
Sorry, I've forgot to mention: there *is* a netatalk server *running* on
Linux - it is included in Red Hat 8.0 distro. The only configuration task I
did was to specify which Ethernet interface I use. I put that in
/etc/atalk/atalk.conf as le0 (it is /dev/eth0)
However, I don't see
Razvan Sandu wrote:
Hello!
Sorry, I've forgot to mention: there *is* a netatalk server *running* on
Linux - it is included in Red Hat 8.0 distro. The only configuration task I
did was to specify which Ethernet interface I use. I put that in
/etc/atalk/atalk.conf as le0 (it is /dev/eth0)
Hello!
Sorry for disturbing the list with a newbie question, but I have no other
possibility to solve this problem. Would you please help ?
I am trying to hook up a vintage Mac LC II and a Linux PC through an
Ethernet link. Configuration is the following:
Mac LC II (that with the old small
At 13:52 +0200 on 03/12/02, Razvan Sandu wrote:
Linux PC
Red Hat Linux 8.0
Ethernet adapter (with BNC connector)
Linux atalk software (standard in RHL 8.0)
Thin coax cable, 50 ohm terminators, etc.
The problem is I can't see anything into AppleTalk panel when I connect the
PC (I only have two
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