Hi quadlisters!
I'm new round here, hope I've come to the right place. I've been playing with
compact Macs up till now (SE/30 Classic II). However, a recent charity shop
trip yielded an LC475 for $5, and I gave way. This was primarily because my 12
year old son went dumpster diving (I've
From: John Teffer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As long as you keep the Mac application in an archive until it gets to the
Mac, and un-compress it on the Mac, it doesn't matter whether you downloaded
it on a PC or a Mac or a Commodore 64.
I have found that it is much more reliable to change the file
that can use eight 72pin SIMMS? I have scavenged these from oldish PC's
being tossed at work. They are all 16MByte, 5V, FPM, 2k refresh, at 60nS. That's
a total of 128M, which, if it was on four SIMMs, I would put in my home PC, but
that's only got four slots.
If there was a Mac out there
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I do believe a 9150 can use eight 72-pin SIMMs.
And, if that's true, then an 8100 probably can as well, as a 9150 is an
extension of an 8100.
But, I've never owned an 8100, although I own and use three 9150s.
Thanks for the info. Silly me, after I asked the
Being the cheapskate that I am, I bought two Apple 15 Multiscans this weekend.
One from charity shop for $2.50 and the other from yard sale for $3.00.
Untested, but I thought I should be able to make one good one from two :-)
Typically, they both have the same problem :-( i.e. no RED! Actually,
From: John Hahn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
across a 650 and a 8100 and some other stuff that was
just going to be thrown out- so I grabbed them.
They all turn on and work, but they have
newer OS and it seemed (to me at least) that they ran
slower than the 800.
I've been dabbling in PPC's for the
At 16:15 -0700 on 26/08/02, John Niven wrote:
Being the cheapskate that I am, I bought two Apple 15 Multiscans this weekend.
Typically, they both have the same problem :-( i.e. no RED! Actually, one of
them will gave a good picture if you leave it powered up long enough.
Then the pickle
From: Scott Holder
The big thing though is the PPCs will surf at the same speed as the
Quadras running the latest and greatest browsers. So you get better
compatibility.
Hum... I was using iCab in both cases - one the ppc version the other 68K. So I
got compatibility that way :-)
John
bell4349 wrote:
my LC630
presently sports the board from a 5260 and I'm looking to replace that
with the board from a PM6400) and the front panel which gives access to
the cd-rom drive and the hard disk - this being IDE as opposed to SCSI.
Should you be contemplating replacing the
Hi Quads!
Anybody know if there is s/w available to run a Q950 as an X-windows terminal?
John
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I asked:
Anybody know if there is s/w available to run a Q950 as an X-windows terminal?
Ian replied (well snipped)
Better - there's a thing called MIX, which I have also used on windows - and
there's apparently a 68k mac port. It is produced by http://www.microimages.com,
and is free.
The
Hi all,
I've got a Quadra 950, and recently found a DayStar Digital accelerator in
it's box, with a couple of manuals and what appears to be a set of 7.5
install disks. I can't find any disk that looks like accelerator s/w so I
think it must be missing. Am I right? What do I need? Can I download
: PrinterError:fixing temperture malfunction
... it also says it's name is Pookie :-)
Anybody got a clue what's up?
John
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On Apr 14, 2005, at 11:15 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Id like to get some use out of my 80MHz, PPC601 Quadra, just not
sure
quite what to do with it. So Im curious what people here use their
Quadras for,
not counting it being used as a main computer.
Chris
I have just set up a Quadra 950
On Apr 17, 2005, at 12:51 PM, Don wrote:
This is the first time I've actually heard of someone who FOUND
and HAS one of the five drive carriers! Perhaps you could toss
me a jpeg of that one!
Actually, I bought it from a LEM swap lister. It came from a WGS 9150,
although it was an optional extra
On Apr 19, 2005, at 6:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2005-04-19 1;06;38Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With prices as
the are why not just go for a G3 desktop?
Because when it was bought, my Quadra 950 cost about $36,000.
Actually I was referring to the replacing of the
Hi!
This list has been a bit quite :-( Has everybody gone off and replaced
their Quadras with Minis and OSX :-)
In the continuing struggle to find useful tasks for old (but loved)
equipment, I have pressed one of my Quadra 950 into the job of
converting some of my LP music into digital
On Aug 26, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Steven Gilbreath wrote:
http://www.mp3-mac.com/Pages/Encoders.html
maybe this will help
Owww! Thanks! It's a shame they all require a PPC though. Means I'll
*have* to use my PPC601 card. But some things to try anyway :-)
Cheers,
John
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On Sep 4, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Tim Alethea Larson wrote:
2: 6 card with Accelerated 8-Bit Graphics I/F (C) RADIUS Inc. 1993
printed on it. Small sticker says 632-0188-02 Rev. A4.
I have never owned a 840av, but I own a number of this card (a
PrecisionColor 8-Xj), which I like, but
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