--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
various people wrote
What's the bet Connectix might have had
something, but Apple
didn't want them to release it and bought it off
them?
Conspiracy theory. I like it. :-) Another 200
mpg carburetor.
Any company willing to write the ROMs
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Give a competent programmer with proper equipment a
ROM dump and financial
incentive and if this problem is solvable, we'll
have it fixed inside of a
week. Finding the competent programmer is going to
be the difficult (read: impossible) part.
Naw,
From: Joseph Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 00:04:08 -0800
The M6260A is a support chip handling
communications for the 8xC154D
MCU. Try 64 pin DIP. If anyone has NEC Manual:
Microprocessor and
Peripheral - Data Book Volume III it probably
contains what I need,
from
I just picked up an HP DeskJet 1200C/PS 300DPI
inkjet printer. It has a PostScript Level 2 simm
installed, leaving two RAM slots empty. 4megs RAM,
expandable to 20 megs. (2 megs onboard + 2 megs in the
PostScript simm.) Has 45 internal scalable fonts plus
one font cartridge slot.
It also has a
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the little black piece in the connector
necessary? My cats knocked the
keyboard of one of my machines to the floor and when
the mouse was ripped
free the black piece was broken off. It seems the
mouse still works but I
thought I'd better ask
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(from previous post: IIsi using 10 MB for System,
not much left over for other apps)
RE: recognising more than 8MB of memory. It appears
that all 17MB are recognized, and I can use them.
It just bites that I only have 7 MB available for
apps other than
--- Ray Sleeva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All:
I have a friend who needs some help. His case:
I am missing the utility portion of the MacRoots 7.3
genealogy program,
which is Macroots Exchange. The program came off an
Educorp CD a long time ago.
I've found these sites that have versions
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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HDs) a funny thing happened. After awhile the window
opened to
showNOTHING! However, it still said I had the
same amount of data on
the HD.
Any ideas
Some Mac hard drive utilities have an option to do a
low level format on a drive. Of
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have very little experience in macintosh, and
recently got a Macintosh LC III, off ebay. I know
how to change the pattern for it, but it had a homer
simpson wallpaper on it, when i first turned it on.
i want to put my own wallpaper on it. i cant find
Underware byt Bit Jugglers. Download it here.
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/L.Wood/screensavers/#Underware
It has the ability to run most After Dark 2.0 modules
as well as Underware modules.
I have the full module set for Underware, which was
on the hard drive of some Mac I had bought a
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a macintosh lc III running system 7.1 I have
a windows network. If i were to install a ethernet
card, would it access the windows computers, and the
internet?? At the jr. high i attended last year,
there were two seperate sides of the computer lab.
--- Powermac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to use a spare apple rommed Seagate ST1480N
400mb hard drive (out of
a quadra 950) in my IIfx since it is larger then the
stock 5.25 160mb drive
that came with it (hopefully faster also).
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a microsoft wired base station. it has the
network, and the internet router built in. could i
just connect the ethernet card to it and be able to
access the internet?
Should be able to use the router with the Mac.
Depending on what is required, you
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm useing deskpicture to put a wallpaper on my mac
lc III running os 7.1. it works. i still have no
idea how to change the background useing it. anyone
know how to do this? i created a PICT file like it
said, but it says i need quicktime, and a jpeg
--- 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
--- 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
--- Kyle D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you very much for your help. These files seem
to only be updates, though. Will any of them work
as
full versions of the AppleShare IP software?
(Because
I don't have ANY of the original AppleShare IP
software - I got my mac from a family
--- Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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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
--- Jennifer Mosley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I would like to transfer
those files to a more
permanent storage solution, ideally one that can be
readable by PC's.
TransMac http://www.asy.com/ The demo is limited
to copying files of 1.4meg or smaller. You can't
read 400K or 800K Mac
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I am feeling a bit uneducated right now.
I have a Mac IIsi that I am trying to configure PPP
to work over the
network.
So far all I can do is get it to look for a modem
which I do not have.
I have OT 1.1.1 installed and OT PPP, but still only
can access a
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was testing browsers this morning. I put in the
phrase, Macintosh Lisa
into the box and hit go. In Overture, the first
return was a font site.
(huh?!). In Google, I got several returns for
Macintosh Lisa. One was the
following:
Lisa
--- Adam Cora Dietrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I got a LC520 running system 7.5.5. I got a pds
ethernet card coming
in the mail (probably tomorrow) and am looking for
advice for connecting
this to my existing 10/100 pc lan. i am currently
running TCP/IP and
NetBEUI on the lan, with
--- Adam Cora Dietrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I also will need some antivirus software that will
run on the LC 520.
Any suggestion?
Pop
+free +macintosh +antivirus
into www.yahoo.com (with the + signs!) and you'll get
plenty of hits.
Not much need since there weren't many classic Mac
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
What make and model is it? Some of the older Asante
cards don't correctly identify themselves as being
only capable of 10 megabits and have problems with
unmanaged 10/100 switches, routers etc.
How many dud nic cards did Asante
--- Adam Cora Dietrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I got the card in and the mac acknowledges that i
now have an ethernet
card. However, on my 10/100 hub there is nothing
lit up to acknowledge that the mac is there.
Fiddling with the software will get you nowhere until
you have a lit up Link
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Cora Dietrick wrote:
okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c)
1993 MCLC Rev A)
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MCLC = MacCon LC, made for the LC PDS, as is in your
Performa/LC 520. Call it the LC III All In One. ;-)
While this link lists all of the cards I can find
--- Adam Cora Dietrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
i ofund and installed the driver but didnt see any
differenence afterwareds
i installed PCMAClan on the PC and it claims the mac
isnt send any
packets. then again, should it be if it doesnt know
the other computer
is there?
Get OT Tool
--- Kyle D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if it works in classic Mac OS but I'd
assume that it does. Try Command + Tab for switching
between programs, and Command + Tilde (without
holding
down the shift key) to switch between windows in a
single program. They should work, but they
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ram Doubler can do well in many Macs. It uses a
combo of virtual-memory-like
swapping and software voodoo but DOES slow down
everything you do.
I don't know which version first had this, but when
I used RAM Doubler I turned compression Off so it
was
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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It is an (old) unopened box w/ a IIsi 030 Direct
Slot Adapter Card with an FPU.
Sounds like the NuBus adaptor which allows one NuBus
card to be installed, plus adds the 68882 FPU.
I can imagine what it is for; my questions is does
this improve the
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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I noticed daystar made two types: powercache and
turbo. I suppose the
powercache goes into the cache slot and the turbo in
the pds.
What are the other differences?
Daystar's main 68k accelerator/upgrade products were:
030 Power Cache.
--- Rusty Shackelford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
can anyone suggest a faster browser and a faster
email program for
running on a lc520 running system 7.5.5. for those
who dont know, the
lc520 is powered by an 030. i am running netscape 3
(not gold) and it
is like molasis, mostly due to the
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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I guess we must limit ourselves to the Apple
printers because
otherwise there would come no end to the amount of
reviews we should have to write. Any ideas?
Well there is a finite number of printers that will
work with older Macs since
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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If we are truly creative we could also add reviews
and specs on the various
cards available for the older macs and apple
computers...
That project has been started, but I dunno how far
along it has gotten. Look up NuBus Mafia. ;)
It's inspired by the MCA
--- Rusty Shackelford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
ok, both programs find the drive and both identify
it as a pc drive. so
how do i make it a mac drive?
Quick thing to try if you have PC Exchange installed
is to open that control panel then check the box
to load PC SCSI drivers at boot. Then
--- S. Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Macintosh IIci with a bad floppy drive.
Can I replace the SWIM for
FDHD superdrive with a regular old PC drive? I need
this Mac for work, it
integrates with the old machining programs we run.
Nope, Mac floppy drives are Mac floppy
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to Designing
Cards and Drivers
for the Macintosh Family, 3rd Edition, Table 1-1
the ROM slot allows
expansion to up to 64 MB of ROM. Anyone know if
that's a misprint?
Considering that the Classic has a stripped down
System 6
The focus control is inside the monitor on the
flyback transformer. That's the large black or
brown plastic lump with the big wire connected to
the CRT.
Most of them have two knobs or recessed controls,
one labled screen, the other focus. Focus is
obvious. ;) Screen is the master brightness
--- Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other card is still a bit of a puzzle. It sort
of looks like a modem,
in that it has two phone jack sized outlets on the
back plane, one of
which has a black plug installed. Very few
components on the card and the
only nomenclature seems to be Tut
--- Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a Daystar Digital FastCache IIci card here,
and I understand
they made them in both 32K and 64K sizes. How can I
tell what size this one is?
The card has 8 motorola MCM6288P25 chips on it
(along with 13 others) and
appears to have a
--- Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 02/08/2003 00:10
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Any numbers and/or names on any of the chips?
A socketed IC with a paper label:
TUT NB256 V1.0
00C023-0002D6
That would be the ROM, version 1.0. So it should show
up
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Google search on this last one reveals it to be a
Coaxial Transceiver
for ThinNet (10Base2).
Before 10BaseT was introduced some people were
putting 10Base2
through a transformer and connecting it with twisted
pair and phone
connectors. I'm
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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So, does anyone have info on this card and/or
Cabletron? That is a
brand with which I am not familiar. Silkscreened
on the end of the
card is PN 9000343-05 Rev. B. The back plane
plate of the card
has a sticker which reads E6119-X
You can expand your old Mac printer horizon a whole
bunch by digging up the PowerPrint serial to parallel
cable and software. Version 4.5.2 was the last for
68k Macs.
Might be some on eBay, just pop powerprint into the
whole site search on the main page.
=
When you are wrestling for
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 8/10/03 10:53 PM, Gregg Eshelman at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that nobody on this list has ever
seen
a real live PowerCache adaptor for the Classic,
Color Classic, SE or LCIII. All of those are on
the
front of the manual
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The Radius display runs at 640x870 at an unknown
frequency. Its a TTL
monitor, meaninng it doesn't support analog video
like VGA or Mac color.
Its interface is a DB9 connector (somwhat similar to
the old Herculese
displays for PC's).
I suspect that most
--- Harbourmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The problem is that nobody on this list has ever
seen
a real live PowerCache adaptor for the Classic,
Color Classic, SE or LCIII.
Huh?
I guess I must be hallucinating every time I open up
my CC
I picked up a very nice copy of the Infocom
Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy adventure game.
It has the box and manual with the snap in clear
plastic lid, genuine fluff, microscopic space fleet,
peril sensitive sunglasses, DON'T PANIC button,
destruction orders for your planet and your house,
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:30 -0400 08/11/2003, Vintage Macs wrote:
Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 23:53:02 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The problem is that nobody on this list has ever
seen
a real live PowerCache adaptor for the Classic,
Color Classic
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I also won bids on a daystar powercache for my IIci
What Mhz? I hope you got at least a 40Mhz with the
FPU chip too.
Next on my list is an imagewriter. For some reason
it seems rather cool to get one of these.
Get one with the AppleTalk card
--- Jules Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If I plug a drive into the external SCSI
connector, how do I disable
termination on the host adapter - or is it automatic
on these machines?
It's automatic.
What SCSI ID does the host adapter live at, just
to avoid any conflicts...
--- Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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No big deal. None of them endanger anyone -- until
now. The city has
threatened to issue an arrest warrant and fine me
because of some broken cement,
Let me guess, you're required to have a sidewalk,
which you are then taxed for having (on
--- Michelle Klein-Hass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS: I wonder if a modem cable can be used to adapt a
serial Palm cradle to an
old-school Mac serial port?
Don't see why not, unless the TX and RX lines would
need swapped, but that's not hard to do with a
patch box or a double ended housing
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Here is a list of all apple printers ever made (the
vast majority
You left out the DeskWriters which were Mac versions
of HP DeskJets.
=
When you are wrestling for possession of a sword, the man with the handle always
wins. Hiro
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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I use 68k macs because I just feel more at home with
them. I am used
to them. They same simple to troubleshoot, are
dependable,
I've found my Turbo 601 upgraded IIci to be a much
less twitchy computer than my Radius 81/110,
which itself
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just picked up a CD/Maxtet 700 CD ROM Tower. It's
got 7 CD ROMS and is
marked as a file server. A SCSI device, it hooks to
any Mac from an SE/30 to
an early PPC. Maybe newer, too, but it's got 4x
speed CD's.
LEM has an OEM version of FWB CD-ROM
--- Powermac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats a good cheap sound card for a mac IIfx?
All there ever was in the cheap end was the Media
Vision Pro Audio Spectrum 16 or PAS16. The drivers
fail to work right above System 7.5.3, IIRC.
As for the much higher (priced) end, Digidesign was
a big player
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ya Know.. I HAVE FWB, and couldn't get it to
mount any CD in any slot
even after following the maker's directions. I have
TFM in PDF, and read
it, and it makes it all seem like a walk, but it
won't play with me.
Try the CD-ROM Toolkit (with
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It works using eXodus, requiring 8mb of mac memory
and OS7.x or above,
the program, soffice in this case, opens in a window
on the mac desktop
like a normal mac app.
So eXodus is a Mac X window client for X running on a
unix/linux box? Sorta like Citrix
--- Nightwing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'm limited to Basilisk II emulating a Quadra 950
[most of the time
anyways]. I don't suppose anyone here would have a
direct download link to
binaries for Debian would they?
Sorry, but Basilisk II cannot run any OS other than
System 7.1 through
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The MMU I understood was Memory Management Unit and
is built into the
030 and above. Dont tell me Apple skimped on that as
well as real 040's in some models?
For the LC040 you can compile with FPU emulation
enabled, but it's very slow. Some of the LC040
Does anyone know where I can find a SCSI CD-RW
drive at a reasonable price? Does any company even
make SCSI ones anymore? What I've found are older,
slower models at double or triple the price of newer,
faster IDE drives.
Another item that would be handy is a SCSI CD-ROM that
is able to read
I set all my network stuff to fixed IP addresses.
That makes things much simpler since I always know
what IP goes with which device and I don't have to
always boot the computer that hands out the addresses
first, or at all. If I want to print something on
the LaserJet 4 from the 7300 I only need
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. I've got a 1x and a 2x that I'm now using from
Smart And Friendly.
They're both SCSI. Maybe there's a newer version?
A 1x and 2x that write to CD Re-Writeable?
=
When you are wrestling for possession of a sword, the man with the handle
--- Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Although MacTCP doesn't support DHCP, it will work
with the earlier
RARP and BootP protocols. RARP is more or less
obsolete but many DHCP
servers also support BootP so it will be worth
asking.
BootP can be set to assign a range of one IP to a
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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- I know Mac users who drool over each new speed
bump of the Mac CPU. I
know people who, despite the G5 being released
recently, are wanting either
a speed bumped G5 (an increase in MHz) or the G6 to
be released haste post haste.
Heh! There
--- Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'll be ordering copies of ClarisWorks 3.0 for some
of these people --
just $1 through Shreve Systems -- so they have
something better than SimpleText to work with.
I thought Shreve Systems sold off 100% of their
Macintosh inventory to concentrate
--- Scott Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I just wanted to make it known to the community that
I have started a
program called Macs For Kids. Essentially what this
is is a program whereby
I take in donations of mostly older Macs, but, of
Just be sure that for any Mac on which you
On the Furby and a Mac interface.
Do a search on +furby +autopsy ;)
Someone had a Furby croak on them so naturally an
autopsy was called for. The major find was that the
animation can not be randomized. The expressions
are all controlled by a cam wheel and gear aggangement
in a serial fashion so
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Kinda like squeak myself.
This Squeak? http://www.squeak.org Runs on Mac OS 7.5
through 9.2.2 plus OSX with Carbon and Cocoa,
Windows 95 and up, Unix, Linux, BeOS, NeXT, NeXTSTEP,
OPENSTEP, DOS, OS/2, Acorn RISC OS, Sharp Zaurus,
Windows CE, and DEC Itsy.
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The 3.5 version might not be 68k compatible? Least I
cant get it to work, error -192.
Yep, that's the Hey, this app has no 68K code in it!
error code you get when trying to run PPC only stuff
on 68k.
Squeak 2.1 is the highest 68k compatible version
http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/creatures/pages/storkcudadic.html
Nested within the complex circuitry of a Motorola
68HC05PG microcontroller sits a silicon stork carrying
a new baby. The chip housing the stork is known as a
cuda integrated circuit, and was recovered from an
Apple motherboard and
--- Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got 3 LaserWriter IIf units that have trouble
picking up paper out
of the tray. I know I can get a new part from
fixyourownprinter.com, but
it is $30. Any suggestions on a more economical fix
for this problem?
Try some ammonia based
--- 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
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installed. Of course all 550 mobo's work
And
--- Ray Fryer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. I recently picked up a Mac IIcx and I was
just playing around
with it. Someone gave me a bag of 30pin simms to up
the memory but
after doing so my memory shows up as 32+mb and the
system shows up as
26+mb. I've tried putting back the original
--- Ray Fryer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There must be some trick to removing the power
supply from the Mac
IIcx. The manual talks about a latch but I do not
see a latch
anywhere. The side facing the mother boards seems to
lift but the
side facing the sides of the computer doesn't lift.
I
Where might I find the software for a two card NuBus
Media 100 setup?
There's no external breakout cable with the cards.
Anyone ever do a schematic?
The Media 100 website now has zero info on the old
NuBus cards. :P
=
When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at
--- Beniamino Cenci Goga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Any ideas? Is the vapor thing just a legend or what?
Moisture or air, whatever does it, there are places
that can repair some types of LCD problems but the
price they charge is nearly always insanely high.
Much higher than the laptop is
--- williamd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using 32mb ram and a 500mb hd. Just wondering what
is the most recent OS I
should use? I have 7.6 and have downloaded the
update to 7.6.1. Is it my
imagination or was there a 7.6.2 before the OS 8?
Thanks for any info.
7.6.1 should run pretty decent on
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Where might I find the software for a two card
NuBus
Media 100 setup?
There's no external breakout cable with the cards.
Anyone ever do a schematic?
The Media 100 website now has zero info on the old
NuBus cards. :P
--- Christopher Shustak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I believe that I need to find a copy of Open
Transport 1.2.2 to run on OS
7.1. I have a cable modem, so I don't need PPP or
modem dialing capabilities.
You need to install OT 1.1.1 then 1.1.2. That's
as far as you go on System 7.x.x.
--- John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So does it work to go from NO open transport to
1.1.2?
Nope. You must download and install 1.1.1 THEN install
1.1.2. That's it, that's the only way on System
versions which do not include Open Transport.
It's a good idea to poke around here...
What I wrote to a friend who sent the URL below
to me. ;)
Sheesh. Apple will only let them (SmallDog) sell NEW
Apple products over the internet to current
customers. To become a current customer you have to
travel to their store in Vermont to sign up, get a
username and password. Then you can fly
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That appears to be a Daystar for an LC, because of
the 16Mhz. 68030. It's
lying flat, so it HAS to be for the LC. If you don't
have a spare LC around,
I'd take it and test it out for you. ;^)
The LC and only the LC. Might work in an LCII or III
or
A 68 to 50 pin narrow adapter must include active
termination of the high byte. The 68 pin devices then
must all be between the controller and the 50 pin
devices.
=
When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all.
__
Do you Yahoo!?
Is there a website with a step by step guide to
making bootable CDs with various System and Mac OS
versions on them?
A while back I tried and tried and made a pile of
coasters that would not boot. I even tried copying the
System Folders from CDs that would boot, didn't
add anything to the folder
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I screwed it up. It's
apple-option-shift-delete. It makes it
boot from anything other than the main startup
drive/internal HD. Works
well for making it boot off an external drive if
you're having issues on
your main drive, and can
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
I know there are some older MacOS versions
downloadable. Is any of them
in ISO format?
There was a 7.5.3 CD image linked to this page
http://www.graphixmad.plus.com/mac_troubleshooter/downloads.html
3/4 the way down but
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I decided to try Cmd-Opt-Shift-Del to skip booting
the CD. This
resulted in it booting normally into 8.0 FROM the
CD.
What gives???
If you only have the hard drive and the CD-ROM, that
key combo would force it to try and boot from the
CD-ROM,
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
Large or small is not a problem. I just need
something that can be an
origin, to format/partition a HD, install MacOS
and get the rest of the
utils (stuffit/booter/mac68k distro) from CD,
without having to rely on a
mac HD
--- Kyle DePasquale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm is anyone else having trouble opening up the
disc image? I
have tried it on my mac in both classic and OS X
mode. I've also tried
opening it with mac os X disc copy and with disc
copy 6.3 It just gives
me an error code (code -199)
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 06:53 AM, Darren
wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, the bit of info Gregg left out may have
been
this
http://web.archive.org/web/20020620094428/http
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hundreds, Mikie. Hundreds..
I have two cards for the SE/30 to support an
external color monitor
and one for an external grayscale monitor. I bought
the whole bunch
for 5 euro some weeks ago. Seems I struck a good
deal...
The ones
--- Chris Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is ADB the small connector with four pins and a
locating hole?
Yes.
Do I need some sort of hub to connect both keyboard
and mouse?
Nope, they daisy chain. Most Mac keyboards have a port
on each end and the mouse connects to the other.
Some keyboards
--- Chris Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I connect the unit to an ethernet?
Yes. There is a slot in the back for that. LC
ethernet cards are
pretty easy to find.
I've looked for the slot but am not clear what you
mean.
It's called a slot but it really isn't. The connector
is
--- John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This list covers scanners?
With the acquisition of a Wacom ArtzII tablet and
pen, I'm having fun
pretending I'm a graphic artist rather than a
cack-handed chimp :-)
Well if they can write Shakespeare then who knows
what could happen?
I just
--- Gamba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The auctions for grayscale stuff are usually won by
Japanese or Korean
bidders because, I assume, they have the advantage
of a favorable currency exchange rate.
Last week the Yen hit 112~114 to the $USD. Some
economist quoted in the article (linked on
--- John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I assume that some s/w came with the scanner anybody
know what it shipped with?
If nobody else offers it up, I do happen to have
an Apple legacy CD from May 1999 which has most
everything on the (formerly FTP) Apple download site
plus some stuff NOT
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's text snipped right out of the auction:
The computer has a DayStar PowerCache 68030 33Mhz
accelerator. I installed
the card by making some minor alterations to the
metal frame in the computer
and used a IIsi adapter.
Since I've done this
--- Chris Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Now I have to get the Apple XX.sea.bin file onto a
floppy that the Mac
will read. All I get so far is a 'PC Exchange' file;
it should be a self extracting floppy image.
It is, but it's MacBinary encoded. The easiest way
by far (if you have a PC
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