I rebooted into NetBSD, the machine's main OS, and tried to compile a kernel
as a test. After two hours, it froze solid, and now it won't boot at all.
By this I mean I get a chime from the system, and I can hear the HD come up
to speed, but the screen stays totally black.
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I have lots of FINDER crashes
Try allocating more RAM to the finder, an operation that requires the
FinderFixer control panel or something similar. Download it here.
http://www.hidacc.av.org/pages/suggest_fw_and_sw.html#Finder%20Fixer
MJF
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From: Anand Keathley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 20:34:26 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: non mac monitors
Thanks for the feed back everybody. I tried, http://www.compgeeks.com
but things froze up. I'll make a
have a couple of questions.
Looking for a good 128 k motherboard. anyone on this list
have one or know where to ? (besides Ebay Herb J)
on some 128k motherboards, extra ram was soldered on..bringing
it to 512k..has anyone on this list de-soldered one, returning
it to 128k ?
Color
Thanks for all the replies on this (and sorry if it was a bit OT for
VintageMacs, in that it involves a Plus...)... I will plug it into the
floppy port (briefly) to see what happens...
BTW, the ports on the drive have no markings or icons... ditto (I think) the
cable
Will give it a shot anyway.
Addendum to Gregg's comment
I made up a special Conflict Catcher set -- system 7-7.5.5 only PLUS the
FWB CD-ROM Toolkit group --- and tried booting with this setup. Here is the
message I got:
An unexpected error occurred, because an error of type 28 occurred.
The CD-ROM drive is the
--- Chelley Vician [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Addendum to Gregg's comment
I made up a special Conflict Catcher set -- system
7-7.5.5 only PLUS the
FWB CD-ROM Toolkit group --- and tried booting with
this setup. Here is the
message I got:
An unexpected error occurred, because an
--- Steve Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got that 32MB SIMM cheaper than an 4 MB SIMM
cost 5 years ago.
For as long as I've been playing with computers, I
can never get used
to how fast prices drop on old technology.
Quite True. I had an electronics Teacher once, who said,
At 07:48 -0700 on 24/07/01, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
The machine has a Daystar '030 50MHz PowerCache + FPU, 128MB RAM, two
You're lookin at the first suspect right there. Pull the PowerCache and
see if that fixes it; I bet it does.
p
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the
At 10:20 -0700 on 24/07/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The machine has a Daystar '030 50MHz PowerCache +
FPU, 128MB RAM, two
Farallon EtherWave NuBus cards in slots C and E, a
2.05GB Quantum Fireball and
uses internal video only.
Suggestions? I will
At 13:48 -0400 on 24/07/01, Nick Canterucci wrote:
has anyone ever maxed a SE/30 to 128 megs ?
Yes. It takes forever to boot (RAM testing that you can't turn off) but
it's nice once it's running :)
p
_
the pickle
The FAQ
At 12:43 -0400 on 24/07/01, Chelley Vician wrote:
When you startup an LCIII, and get an error message (Type 28), what does
that mean?
Background:
I have an LCIII that is maxed out in RAM and has a 270MB drive. It has been
sitting in storage for a bit. I set it up yesterday and it booted fine,
At 8:26 AM -0500 7/24/2001, David Robinson wrote:
Hey speaking of the most stable OS around, I have a PM 8500 with a XLR
G3 Upgrade running at 333 mhz and 240 mgs of RAM. I have lots of FINDER
crashes with System 9.1. Anybody know what to do about this stupid
problem. I have already tried that
At 19:36 -0400 on 24/07/01, Steve Moody wrote:
At 9:41 PM -0400 7/23/2001, the pickle wrote:
Anyone here try that for swapping an internal SCSI drive with a
10gb IDE in a vintage Mac?
As I said, Peter Haas over on Quadlist has at least one 950 running with a
40GB IDE drive in it with this
At 7:40 pm -0400 7/24/01, regarding Re: Most stable OS, Steve Moody
penned sagely:
- Handgun crime in Britain has increased more than 40% since the
- handgun ban of 1997.
What percent of the crimes were violations of the ban?
IOW, did the *ban* cause the crimes?
Just a thought. . .
Wait a minute It just happened again. This time I was working in
Photoshop 5.5 with Pagemaker 6.5 open and Netscape open, working a photo
from an internet download into Photoshop. (Î was editing the photo at
the time of the crash.) This is when most of my crashes occur.
David
Wait a minute
Part of the problem with Netscape 2.0 to 4.7x is that it was designed to be
internally multithreaded, using a Netscape thread manager, rather than a
system one*. The root of this came from Mac System 7 and 16-bit Windows. Those
systems didn't have thread managers. The result is a monstrously
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