Um, I went dumpster diving a while back several times...
I picked up a MAC SE compact mac, it has the internal HDD and the Floppy
drive, both seem to work, it has OS 6.0 on it I think, is there anything
useful I can get this mac to do, I think its like the coolest thing ever!
Also I have
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 10:19 AM, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
Um, I went dumpster diving a while back several times...
I picked up a MAC SE compact mac, it has the internal HDD and the
Floppy
drive, both seem to work, it has OS 6.0 on it I think, is there
anything
useful I can get
Nothing to worry about, but at the same time, if you're on this list and
have a
Windoze box, RUN YOUR FREAKING VIRUS PROTECTION.
Thanks :)
... or stop using ugh!! OutLook;
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Thanks to all who responded. I am really stumped. I've tried everything
from 4.0.5 (thanks for
Sp00ky
I forgot to mention in my posting that suggested 5.3.1,
in system 6 you need the Desktop Mgr extension also.
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/download/desktopmgr201.sit.bin
Gamba
I think people should be aware that on some rare cases, usually
resulting from using Microsoft Outlook/Entourage it possible to pass on
Windows/MS VBS viruses through a Mac, especially if you get a lot of
junk mail. I have Virex (part of .Mac in my case) on my G3 and on my
iBook as they are my
Um, I went dumpster diving a while back several times...
My Mac SE has 4 MB of RAM and I think it has the 20 MB SCSI HDD in it. I
tried hookinh up a CDROM and then a HDD to its scsi port but it got
pissed so I backed off, anyone know of things to enhance its storage?
Also what is the
On Tuesday, Oct 15, 2002, at 15:09 Europe/London, Gamba wrote:
I think people should be aware that on some rare cases, usually
resulting from using Microsoft Outlook/Entourage it possible to pass
on
Windows/MS VBS viruses through a Mac, especially if you get a lot of
junk mail. I have
At 13:04 +0100 on 15/10/02, Mark Benson wrote:
I think people should be aware that on some rare cases, usually
resulting from using Microsoft Outlook/Entourage it possible to pass on
Windows/MS VBS viruses through a Mac, especially if you get a lot of
Only if you forward them manually.
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Hi all,
does anyone know of any CDROM that would work with a Mac SE, I want to
upgrade it to system 7.5.5, but I have the OS on a CD, I could copy the
CD to my Power Center Pro and hook it up to the Mac SE using the Printer
ports and apple talk I think, will try, but a CD would be nice ;-)
-Joe
At 11:53 -0700 on 15/10/02, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
does anyone know of any CDROM that would work with a Mac SE, I want to
upgrade it to system 7.5.5, but I have the OS on a CD, I could copy the
Any of the Apple-branded ones should, but you're gonna choke that SE to death
trying to put 7.5 on it.
On Tuesday, Oct 15, 2002, at 16:28 Europe/London, the pickle wrote:
At 13:04 +0100 on 15/10/02, Mark Benson wrote:
I think people should be aware that on some rare cases, usually
resulting from using Microsoft Outlook/Entourage it possible to pass
on
Windows/MS VBS viruses through a Mac,
At 20:13 +0100 on 15/10/02, Mark Benson wrote:
Yeh, that's why I said 'rare occasions'. The ones you have to look out
for are the ones that glue themselves to chain letters and stuff like
that that some friends thoughtlessly forward to you.
Well, unless you're the type who then thoughtlessly
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 07:53 PM, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
Hi all,
does anyone know of any CDROM that would work with a Mac SE, I want to
upgrade it to system 7.5.5,
All together now, 1, 2, 3: OH NO YOU DON'T!
System 7.anything is dog slow on a 68000 Mac like the Plus or SE or
Thanks, Gamba. That was the missing piece. Works like a champ now. :-)
Sp00ky
Thanks to all who responded. I am really stumped. I've tried everything
from 4.0.5 (thanks for
Sp00ky
I forgot to mention in my posting that suggested 5.3.1,
in system 6 you need the Desktop Mgr
One normally places extensions in the system folder. They don't work
outside of it.
Is that _every_ folder on a Sys 6 system or any Sys 6 _System_ folder?
Yea
It's a good idea to always add the Desktop Mgr extension to any Sys 6 folder.
Gamba
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2
Marten
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in system 6 you need the Desktop Mgr extension also.
Thanks, Gamba. That was the missing piece. Works like a champ now. :-)
Sp00ky
Yea
It's a good idea to always add the Desktop Mgr extension to any Sys 6 folder.
That is when you are exhanging files and disks with Macs running
system 7 to
At 16:21 -0500 on 15/10/02, Spiritus ex Machina wrote:
Is that _every_ folder on a Sys 6 system or any Sys 6 _System_ folder?
The latter. Perhaps it would be better worded
It's a good idea to always add the Desktop Mgr extension to the System Folder
of any Sys 6 installation.
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That is when you are exhanging files and disks with Macs running
system 7 to mac os 9. You do not need the extension when exchanging
disks with OS X and when connecting to an OS X file server. You also
don't need it when exchanging disks with wintel machines.
Marten
Its *always* a good idea to
Um, is it possible to connect my SE to my network using OS
6.somthingaruther?
-Joe
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Yep. Find yourself a SCSI-Ethernet adapter. Then install its drivers. I
personally use a Dayna Pocket SCSI/Link on a Classic with good success.
Then find yourself a copy of MacTCP and get going. The main thing is a
lack of really usable web browsers. There are a couple that work, but
browsing on
At 14:47 -0700 on 15/10/02, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
Um, is it possible to connect my SE to my network using OS
6.somthingaruther?
Aye. That is, if your network doesn't *require* DHCP...
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Um, is it possible to connect my SE to my network using OS
6.somthingaruther?
Yes. See my signature file.
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Or find yourself a SE ethernet card of course.
Yep. Find yourself a SCSI-Ethernet adapter. Then install its drivers.
Um, is it possible to connect my SE to my network using OS
6.somthingaruther?
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At 14:47 -0700 on 15/10/02, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
Um, is it possible to connect my SE to my network using OS
6.somthingaruther?
Aye. That is, if your network doesn't *require* DHCP...
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That is when you are exhanging files and disks with Macs running
system 7 to mac os 9. You do not need the extension when exchanging
disks with OS X and when connecting to an OS X file server. You also
don't need it when exchanging disks with wintel machines.
Marten
Its *always* a good idea to
Not always. I found the desktop manager to be incompatible with my
current Mac Plus setup. In my current setup the plus runs from ram
disk and is connected over ethernet with a os x file server. The
desktop manager seems not to agree with either the ram disk or the
OS X fileserver...
I recently moved and when I tried to use my computer at my new place, I got this
message on the screen and then dialogue box that is white (blank) and the screen which
has no desktop icons appearing, then freezes. Please help. I need to be able to access
the Internet to apply for jobs. The
Not always. I found the desktop manager to be incompatible with my
current Mac Plus setup. In my current setup the plus runs from ram
disk and is connected over ethernet with a os x file server. The
desktop manager seems not to agree with either the ram disk or the
OS X fileserver...
It shows total memory to be 36 with 30 for software. I have been putting
everything I think is not crucial on back-ip disks but can't seem to
increase available memory.
I'd appreciate solution to this malfunction. Thanks.
Spiritus
It sounds like you have something less than OS 7.6 on there and
RAMdisk+ 3.23
Marten
With floppy ejected after boot?
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RAMdisk+ 3.23
Marten
With floppy ejected after boot?
yep.
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RAMdisk+ 3.23
Marten
With floppy ejected after boot?
yep.
Marten
Makes the ol Plus run pretty fast don't it. :-)
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RAMdisk+ 3.23
Marten
With floppy ejected after boot?
yep.
Marten
Makes the ol Plus run pretty fast don't it. :-)
You can say that again. Disk access at ram speed with an assembly
level operating system... Access to the network with a
scsi-to-ethernet converter. Fastest potential network
the pickle wrote:
Someone is subbed to this list on a Windoze box.
The above e-mail address is in the person's address book.
No, the address is made up of parts. The address itself is nonexistent.
The Windoze box is infected with one of those nasty Win32 virii that sends out
copies of
So. You know a way to fix this desktop manager incompatibility? I
wonder wether the desktop manager might solve a minor problem I have.
Marten
Here's a shot in the dark:
Add Desktop Mgr to System (6) Folder on floppy.
Boot a 68k Mac that has OS 7.x on HD.
Insert floppy while holding down Command
At 10:07 +1000 on 16/10/02, Darren wrote:
the pickle wrote:
Someone is subbed to this list on a Windoze box.
The above e-mail address is in the person's address book.
No, the address is made up of parts. The address itself is nonexistent.
Perhaps it is, perhaps it isn't. It's syntactically
This virus is running around asia pacific and is called the bugbear
virus.
The W32.BugBear worm (also known as the Tanatos virus) is very similar
to the Klez worm. The BugBear virus only affects PCs running Windows
95/98/NT/2000/Me/XP. It does not affect Macintosh or Linux PCs.
The BugBear virus
At 11:16 +1000 on 16/10/02, Grant Robinson wrote:
However, the BugBear virus creates fake 'From:' data, so it is
impossible to determine the true source of the email.
I really wish antivirus software makers would stop perpetuating this myth. The
From: and Reply-to: fields are worthless, but
So. You know a way to fix this desktop manager incompatibility? I
wonder wether the desktop manager might solve a minor problem I have.
Marten
Here's a shot in the dark:
Add Desktop Mgr to System (6) Folder on floppy.
Boot a 68k Mac that has OS 7.x on HD.
Insert floppy while holding down
Sorry for getting so OT.
Grant Robinson wrote:
This virus is running around asia pacific and is called the bugbear virus.
The W32.BugBear worm (also known as the Tanatos virus) is very similar
to the Klez worm.
Poor knock off. Very basic. Discretely hidden in the startup items. :-/ Remove
At 13:14 +1000 on 16/10/02, Darren wrote:
A slab say's it don't exist. :) Can you get VB over there?
Nah, but I know we can both get Guinness :) (Or Budweiser, but it's shite
beer. VB is at least decent.)
Where'd you say you lived again? Adelaide? or Melbourne? I think it was one
of the
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