Argh, I always get system error on shutdown but just turn it off, its an
SE/30 and now I get one at startup the ID=04 does anyone know what this
means or how to fix it? I am running system 6.0.8
-Joe
The best thing to hit the
also, I have file sharing setup on my 8500 with OS 9.0 and want to get
some files from it to my SE/30 I have them connected via printer ports
using apple talk or something, when I go to the chooser on my se/30 I see
my 8500 and login and click the share I want and then I click ok butthe
drive
her and system 6 has Apple's
standard workstation software installed.
Just set file sharing privileges on client to allow guests to Make Changes.
Then open client on System 6 desktop as if to retrieve files from it, but
instead drag folders/files from system 6 hard drive to desired location in
also, I have file sharing setup on my 8500 with OS 9.0 and want to get
some files from it to my SE/30 I have them connected via printer ports
using apple talk or something, when I go to the chooser on my se/30 I see
my 8500 and login and click the share I want and then I click ok butthe
drive
also, I have file sharing setup on my 8500 with OS 9.0 and want to get
some files from it to my SE/30 I have them connected via printer ports
using apple talk or something, when I go to the chooser on my se/30 I see
my 8500 and login and click the share I want and then I click ok butthe
drive
Argh, I always get system error on shutdown but just turn it off, its an
SE/30 and now I get one at startup the ID=04 does anyone know what this
means or how to fix it? I am running system 6.0.8
-Joe
You really need a boot floppy with some utilities to begin to deal with
this sort of thing.
OK. I finally started trying(seriously, not foolishly)
getting my Mac Classic as an e-mail machine. I loaded
the Classic w/ sys 6.0.7, I'm using PPP 2.0.1, TCP/IP
2.0.6, and Eudora 1.3.1. I configured all of the
programs, and I restarted the computer. When the
desktop came up, a message saying
first, I would try turning off finder, if it is not necessary. Also, I take
it you don't have the 2mb memeory expansion card installed in your Classic.
That would help a lot. Another solution would be to install vs 2 or lower of
ram doubler. And yes, If there is insufficient memory for PPP to
Thanks for your immediate response...
Actually... I do have the 2MB memory expansion card on
my Classic as I have 2MB of RAM...
What do you mean by turning of the finder?
Also, doesn't RAM Doubler only work on Macs w/ 8 megs
of RAM or more?
Randal
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first, I would
The 2 mb expander card would give you 4 mb of ram. I have two Classics with
this card installed. Finder can be turned off. Unfortunately, my sucking at
typing cannot.
-Original Message-
From: Randal Du [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:44 PM
To: Compact Macs
Can you tell me how to turn the finder off? This won't
affect how the Mac will work right? Also, your typing
doesn't suck. Mine does... I accidently typed of,
not off. You typed it just fine :)
Randal
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The 2 mb expander card would give you 4 mb of ram. I
have
What do you mean by turning of the finder?
I don't know what he means by that, maybe he means turn off the
Multifinder, which can be done in Set Startup in one of menu pulldowns.
A neat way to gain memory in a machine like that with system 6 is to use
the FaberFinder 4.14 minifinder instead of
That is what I meant. I stand with head bowed, humbly corrected.
-Original Message-
From: Gamba [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 2:20 PM
To: Compact Macs
Subject: Re: Macintosh Classic Internet
What do you mean by turning of the finder?
I don't know what he
I stand with head bowed, humbly corrected.
While you're at it, please stop including footers in quotes. :-)
Gamba
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Well, it is off-topic :-S (maybe I chould get onto an early PM list too, eh?)...
but... well, here's what my 66 MHz PPC 601 is running (nope, no upgrades... no cash
(the real kind)!):
-Mac OS 9.1 (off an iMac install CD, how ironic :-) )
-Internet Explorer 5.1
-iTunes 1.0.1 (the one off on the
Alright, that's it. This is crazy... I just got on this carousel and we're already
goin' round and round. First of all, I'm a fast learner. This is a ONE MB (the only
flavor they come in) RAM card, with extra slots for RAM modules (the one I have in
mine, up to 4mb):
First of all, I'm a fast learner. This is a
ONE MB (the only flavor they come in) RAM card, with
extra slots for RAM modules (the one I have in mine,
up to 4mb):
That's what I thought...
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Second, if RAM Doubler only runs on 68020+ CPUs (right? not a 68000?), get
Sim020.
Sim020 won't let the 68000 use RamDoubler, no way.
Kinda like making gold out of lead.
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Hi, Randal.
I don't know why you are getting an out of memory error, but I have a few
ideas that may be of use. Even with MultiFinder activated (and a good amount
of disk cache!), my Classic's System+Finder doesn't take much more than 600
Kb of RAM. This leaves me with about 3.4 Mb of free memory
Pilot wrote:
Well, it is off-topic :-S (maybe I chould get onto an early PM list too, eh?)... but... well, here's what my 66 MHz PPC 601 is running (nope, no upgrades... no cash (the real kind)!):
-Mac OS 9.1 (off an iMac install CD, how ironic :-) )
-Internet Explorer 5.1
-iTunes 1.0.1 (the
Wel I would use 8.6, except for the fact that... I CAN'T FIND IT :-( I got my
copy of 8.1 and 9.1 off the Mac admin at school, and downloaded 7.5.5 off Apple's site
(I love their HTTP so much better than FTP... download.info.apple.com for those who
didn't know :-) ). I always install
Really? Well, when Sim020 (is that the name anyway?) is running, MacEnvy says I have a
68020 CPU... so if the program tries executing 020 instructions, theoretically Sim020
would intercept and interpret them... right? Making it run like a normal (but VEEERY
slow) 020?
Second, if RAM Doubler
Perfect idea! That concept completely slipped my mind... USE multifinder! I forgot
that when in single-finder mode, yes, the current app DOES use all RAM, and if you're
used to Sys =7, it'll look like, yeah... the Finder uses way too much ram...
Solution: click the Hard Disk (once), Special, Set
It's now been 3 hours, and my Classic still hasn't come out of its coma. Turn it on,
checkerboard screen. Usually, I turn it off and have to wait only 10 minutes to revive
it from its lack-of-a-clock-battery induced checkerboard coma... but now it's been 3
hours... all the hardware's in place
Virtual. That's what you're thinking of. (I'm assuming a few of you are using PCs as
main computers while you have your Compact on your side, right? If not, skip to #3.)
1) Get Stuffit Extractor 5 installed... 4 wont cut it.
2) Download TransMac (Acute Systems,
How did the plus Macquarium turn out, best use for a plus that I
could think of. ;)
Grrr. I have a lot of old computer junk, but you are lucky I
stilll don't own a terminator (and I am talking the future governor
of California, not the scsi type), because it would have been well on
its
Pilot wrote:
It's now been 3 hours, and my Classic still hasn't come out of its coma. Turn it on, checkerboard screen. Usually, I turn it off and have to wait only 10 minutes to revive it from its lack-of-a-clock-battery induced checkerboard coma... but now it's been 3 hours... all the hardware's
Pilot wrote:
Wel I would use 8.6, except for the fact that... I CAN'T FIND IT :-( I got my copy of 8.1 and 9.1 off the Mac admin at school, and downloaded 7.5.5 off Apple's site (I love their HTTP so much better than FTP... download.info.apple.com for those who didn't know :-) ). I always
I don't think a PRAM battery can cause the checkerboard patter. Sounds like you have
soume hardware problem :-( . I have read somewhere it can be fixed by resoldering some
points on the analogue board, but I can't say for sure... Maybe other people in this
list can help you.
Greetings,
Well... like I said... no money to get a new battery... and I had left it for a
while... i used to have to leave it for 10 minutes or so, then it'd come back on. But
here's Aaron.
http://www.mac.org/modules.php?name=Downloadsd_op=viewdownloaddetailslid=86ttitle=Aaron_[extension]_[FAT]
I love
At 07:22 PM 6/11/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Really? Well, when Sim020 (is that the name anyway?) is running, MacEnvy
says I have a 68020 CPU... so if the program tries executing 020
instructions, theoretically Sim020 would intercept and interpret them...
right? Making it run like a normal (but
Marten van de Kraats wrote:
How did the plus Macquarium turn out, best use for a plus that I
could think of. ;)
Grrr. I have a lot of old computer junk, but you are lucky I
stilll don't own a terminator (and I am talking the future governor of
California, not the scsi type), because it
Pilot wrote:
Well... like I said... no money to get a new battery... and I had left it for a
while... i used to have to leave it for 10 minutes or so, then it'd come back on. But
here's Aaron.
At 04:29 PM 6/11/2003 -0700, you wrote:
snip
Fourth... come on. There is no need to disable MultiFinder... and no WAY
to disable Finder itself. The only people who need to disable MultiFinder
are people using WAY old Macs (128, 512, Plus, etc). We've got Classics...
We're cool people :-) .
A
Ok... I fixed the problem by switching to
multifinder(i'm so stupid :)...) thanks for you help
on that...
As for the PPP, I sorta fixed that...
I still have problems however...
Whenever I try to connect with PPP, I always get these
messages in the following order:
Checking for modem,
I probably should have joined this list many moons ago, but am just
getting around to it now. I've had macs since the Plus and have owned
(and occasionally used) an SE/30 since the early 1990s. My current
SE/30 is set up with 32MB ram, the original 40MB drive (I like that the
activity light
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 17:55:23 -0700
From: J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 6/10/03 1:24 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What type of hard drive is in there? Is it a SCSI or IDE or (gasp) RLM?
I own two of them and they both have a SCSI 20MB Rodime hard disk. Chances
are
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