Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 22:15:22 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of my coworkers is building a PC with an
ASUS A7A266 motherboard. Visible as part of the
box
art is a corner of that PowerMac that had the
floppy
drive on the left side!
[snip]
OK, here's
on 8/16/01 12:53 AM, Luc Verhelst at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's a picture I took with a camera. Didn't
have a flatbed scanner handy. Its a bit hard to
see since they tinted it blue but that is definately
the same floppy slot as on the Beige G3 at work. :)
At 21:24 -0600 on 15/08/01, Steve Conrad wrote:
Or donate to a not for profit organization and take a tax write off.
Of what, $5? That's about what they're worth these days.
p
If that's true, Does anyone have 4 32M Simms (72 pin 60ns) for $2.50
(Or better) each?
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At 11:08 AM +0800 8/16/01, Andrew W. Hill wrote:
It is not worth it. Throw into street now, or give it to your worst
enemy as a truce present.
ala Trojan Horse?
What's wrong it? I've just read the third message saying to throw it out.
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What's wrong it? I've just read the third
message saying to throw it out.
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Can't get on the net unless you grease and beat it.
Doesn't do more than 256 colors, 64MB limit, and it's
slooow if it's doing anything but going out a
window.
Hell, it can't even go out the window
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Performa 6214 was the equivelant
of a PowerMac 6100/60... As I remember it was in no way related to the
5200/6200 series.
Terry
http://lowendmac.net/roadapples/x200.shtml
They're sort of a mutated Quadra with a built in
PowerMac upgrade, but not
I'll correct myself. :-) I'm thinking of the Performa 6114, not the 6214. My
apologies.
Terry
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Performa 6214 was the
equivelant
of a PowerMac 6100/60... As I remember it was in no way related to the
5200/6200 series.
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Dunno about for Mac, but Nero Burning ROM for Win
That's the problem -- I don't own a Windows system. Closest I come is
two DOS boxes I use for RD and old DOS games.
Don't worry about that! Nero exists for MacOS! =2)))
Just search for it with Google.com
Bye.
Franz
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Alex Allee wrote:
on 8/16/01 12:53 AM, Luc Verhelst at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's a picture I took with a camera. Didn't
have a flatbed scanner handy. Its a bit hard to
see since they tinted it blue but that is definately
the same floppy slot as on the Beige G3 at work. :)
4400's have the words PowerPC just to the left of
the floppy slot as well as
ventilation holes below the leading edge of the
machine on the front. I doubt
this pic is one of a 4400.
The picture had been flopped. If you notice, the
on/off switch for the monitor is also on the left.
Guys
If you have Photoshop or Graphic Converter, download
the jpeg and flop it. I just did. It's a 6100.
Definitely.
William
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on 8/16/01 11:54 AM, William Ahearn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have Photoshop or Graphic Converter, download
the jpeg and flop it. I just did. It's a 6100.
Definitely.
If it were a 6100, you'd be able to clearly see the power button in that
photo. Plus, the 6100 is a pizza box styled
--- Franz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dunno about for Mac, but Nero Burning ROM for
Win
That's the problem -- I don't own a Windows
system. Closest I come is
two DOS boxes I use for RD and old DOS games.
Don't worry about that! Nero exists for MacOS! =2)))
Just search for it with
--- Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex Allee wrote:
on 8/16/01 12:53 AM, Luc Verhelst at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's a picture I took with a camera.
Didn't
have a flatbed scanner handy. Its a bit hard to
see since they tinted it blue but that is
definately
--- William Ahearn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys
If you have Photoshop or Graphic Converter, download
the jpeg and flop it. I just did. It's a 6100.
Definitely.
LOL! A 6100 is even worse. ;-) Gonna stuff a 1.2Ghz
Athlon in a 6100 from the mirror universe, eh?
=
The earth swarms with
If it were a 6100, you'd be able to clearly see the
power button in that
photo.
Could have been erased.
Plus, the 6100 is a pizza box styled case,
with the CD-ROM in the
center of the case. The one pictured is too tall for
a 6100, and has a
CD-ROM beneath the floppy.
There is no CD
LOL! A 6100 is even worse. ;-) Gonna stuff a 1.2Ghz
Athlon in a 6100 from the mirror universe, eh?
Yeah. Just set your zips for stun.
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If you happen to know anyone in Ottawa, there is (or at least there
was when I lived near there) this fabulous used computer parts store
called Computer Recyclers in town. Mostly peecee stuff, but a decent
assortment of Mac hardware as well as other more arcane stuff. They
had about a dozen
hi list!
hey is something wrong with the LEM swap list? i haven't gotten anything
all week -- I resubscribed thinking I might have been bounced somehow,
but still nada. Has this happened to anyone else?
Todd
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--- Todd Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi list!
hey is something wrong with the LEM swap list?
It's working fine for me. Not a lot of traffic but
it's working.
William
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At 21:18 -0700 on 15/08/01, Gary Adams wrote:
Hello, I was just looking at outpost.com's available memory chips and they
have new chips for the old Mac II series including the FPU upgrade for the
Original MAC II. The prices are a little high but they are cheaper than
Apple originally sold them
At 07:12 -0400 on 16/08/01, Robert Poland wrote:
At 21:24 -0600 on 15/08/01, Steve Conrad wrote:
Or donate to a not for profit organization and take a tax write off.
Of what, $5? That's about what they're worth these days.
p
If that's true, Does anyone have 4 32M Simms (72 pin 60ns) for
From: Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 14:20:02 -0700
[snip]
And before anyone mentions it, I am fully aware that I have no life. :)
LOL
Yeah. Who cares about starvation, AIDS and the ozone layer ...
Luc
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Hello. I happen to have a 6200. I've owned it since
1994 and even though it is slow and crippled it has
been pretty reliable for me. I maxed out the ram and
run system 8.1. The only major problem I had was that
the 15 inch multiplescan Apple monitor went on me and
was replaced by Apple. That
Subject: linux m68k on IIfx
Hi, Scott or anyone else who knows about such things
I'm interested in trying out linux on my PowerBook 150. On the Debian page
I couldn't find whether it's supported. Do you know if it is.
http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/
Also, is the X windows server ported?
Luc Verhelst wrote:
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 12:50:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: William Ahearn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If it were a 6100, you'd be able to clearly see the
power button in that
photo.
Could have been erased.
Plus, the 6100 is a pizza box styled case,
with the CD-ROM in the
At 20:44 -0400 on 16/08/01, Hardy Menagh wrote:
I just picked up a Nubus adapter card (with FPU) for my IIsi. I have
the board overclocked to 27MHz and as Marc Schrier warns, the system
won't work with the adapter that way. It does work at 25MHz. I should be
contented with that but I'm
I have Paint and Pony and Freddie The Fish on my Mac 6214 at school
and the kids love playing with it, while I am combing out their hair
of head lice. A computer is a computer, and any computer is better
than no computer, ... unless it is a Commodore, ... or a PC JR., or a
CPM,... a 286
Can't get on the net unless you grease and beat it.
Doesn't do more than 256 colors, 64MB limit, and it's
slooow if it's doing anything but going out a
window.
William
I've got an old 6200 and they are slow. I put 48mb of ram in it and it
helped alittle but not much. External 56k
on 8/16/01 10:47 PM, Cameron Kaiser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A computer is a computer, and any computer is better
than no computer, ... unless it is a Commodore, ... or a PC JR., or a
CPM,... a 286 or ... well ... ah forget about it.
A Commodore 64 is better than all those inferior
on 8/16/01 11:30 PM, (Vintage Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If that's true, Does anyone have 4 32M Simms (72 pin 60ns) for $2.50
(Or better) each?
I meant the 6214. The SIMMs are still worth about $15 or so. $20 plus
shipping new on RAMSeeker, although I despise Coast to Coast.
Subject: linux m68k on IIfx
Hi, Scott or anyone else who knows about such things
I'm interested in trying out linux on my PowerBook 150. On the Debian page
I couldn't find whether it's supported. Do you know if it is.
http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/
Also, is the X windows server ported?
Hi Randy,
Thanks for the info. I'll have a go soon to see if I can get it up and
running. The only thing that may be a problem is the internal IDE drive in
the PB 150 which may not be fully supported by the kernel.
Edwin
PB 150, 8 MB Ram, 120MB HD
/rant
Ok, I've had enough and now I have
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