Oh, people, do come on! I run my own dedicated 24/7 public server!
ftp://mac:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
for those of you using Fetch, that's username:mac, password:files, domain
ftp.falconsys.net
This system will be activated by 11:30PM PST on 6/13 (today).
This FTP translates to
hmmm, I think I have all the software I need and am getting a nic card
for it soon, but I was wondering if anyone knew where/how to get the
software or something where you can have a domain name forwarded to an ip
address, like I have comcast/attbi interent access and I have a router
and my
On Saturday, Jun 14, 2003, at 08:17 Europe/London, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew where/how to get the
software or something where you can have a domain name forwarded to an
ip
address, like I have comcast/attbi interent access and I have a router
and my routers IP address
I know its not the simms as I tried it without them in and had the same
problem.
The board was pulled several times and I reseated the rom chips.
I have no other explaination for why it started working again after
this process.
As for static damage, we are talking about an apparently dead
the se \30 was the first compact mach with a hard drive and a 68020
cpu @ 16 mhz
the se has a 68000 cpu at 8 mhz
The SE/30 has a 68030 CPU
Steve
Steve Conrad
810 Main
Henrietta, MO 64036
816-494-5692 http://sasha91.0pi.com
On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 05:46 PM, AT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Using a Plus 4MB, 6.8.1 and booting from Jags 800k Mini System disc.
EN/SC vers 6.0.0. AppleShare 2.0.2, Appletalk CP 58.0.2,EtherTalk
Phase 2. 2.5.2, Network 3.0.1, Responder 2.0.4, AppleTalk 3.6.
Get message when trying to
on 6/13/03 11:10 PM, Phil Hosie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for that.so I'm guessing that the SE was the VERY LAST compact to
NOT have a stock-standard internal HD??
Phil
Nahh. The Classic was offered as an either-or, too.
JEff
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on 6/13/03 10:47 PM, Phil Hosie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
Just need a confirmation on something for this non-techie.
Have bought an SE (not an SE 30)and thought it had a hard drive in it.
Did these units actually come with a HD or were they an optional extra???
Thanks,
on 6/13/03 9:51 PM, Joe WF Runnels at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I keep hearing about peopel haveing trouble with this, I have this
program called trans mac (google for it it shoudl come up, or search for
it on download.com) and it will make your PeeCees make and use mac
formatted floppies and
on 6/13/03 10:33 PM, Joe WF Runnels at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realized that the SE/30 is a lot liek the II CI, and I took the ram
from my IICI and put it in my SE/30 to bring it to 8Mb and was wondering
if the cache card of the IICI will work in my SE/30?
the socket looks very similar
Anyone else having problems connecting to this site?
I get a DNS error.
Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Compact Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Marten van de Kraats
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 7:49 AM
To: Compact Macs
Subject: Re: offlist thread :)
Oh, people, do come on! I
I am considering talking to my employer about setting up a FTP site.
Not sure it will be allowed, but at the current we have no plans for
work related FTP. I have a bunch of Quarda's I could use a as a server,
as well as a bunch of WinTel box's with NT.
Will let you know how that proceeds.
I've been told that I can use an init string to slow
down my Supra 28.8 modem to 14.4 so I can use the
internet on my Classic. So far... I've searched for
about an hour... and I still haven't fond that init
string... does anyone know how to get it???
Randal
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Do
I've been told that I can use an init string to slow
down my Supra 28.8 modem to 14.4 so I can use the
internet on my Classic. So far... I've searched for
about an hour... and I still haven't fond that init
string... does anyone know how to get it???
Randal
I think that you have been told
On Saturday, June 14, 2003, at 03:23 PM, Gamba wrote:
I think that you have been told wrong.
When the modem connects it will negotiate a connect speed with the
server
at the other end.
They bargain back and forth until a connect speed is attained that is
acceptable.
Also, I have used a Supra
Either way, on a Classic he'll still need some sort of init string or
the thing won't work no matter what the speed.
When I use MacPPP and MacTCP on my classic Macs to connect to internet I
never get involved with init strings.
Of course with Open Transport,but that won't run on 68000.
In the PPP CP set the port speed to 14.4
Are you using Flow Control? I have been told this can cause problems if not
set correctly (dunno if this is true, its just what ISP Techs have told me).
Steve
Steve Conrad
810 Main
Henrietta, MO 64036
816-494-5692
Hi, folks.
As I promised yesterday, I've set up a FTP server in my machine so we can
share easily files with the rest of the list. You can reach it using the
following link:
ftp://grijan.cjb.net:21000/
Or, if you are using an FTP client that requires you to enter host and port
Hello,
I have just been reading for some time now.
I want to get rid of some Apple stuff.
(I can not throw anything away)
Question:
Where are the rules of engagement (for this list)
that I was supposed to read at the beginning?
JMc
Thanks in advance.
__
Do you
I tried it last night and I don't believe I was able to get directly to the
ftp site but the http address worked.
Phil
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on 6/14/03 8:38 AM, J.S. Garrison wrote:
on 6/13/03 11:10 PM, Phil Hosie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for that.so I'm guessing that the SE was the VERY LAST compact to
NOT have a stock-standard internal HD??
Phil
Nahh. The Classic was offered as an either-or, too.
And the LC
Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 22:30:24 +0100
From: Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The most intelligent discussion of the HD20 I've seen can be found at:
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