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On 6-okt-05, at 20:08, Daniel wrote:
It was an old PowerBook something-or-other. I think it was a
PowerBook 540c, but I'm not sure exactly.
connect a pushbutton between pin 2 and pin 4 (gnd) if i recall it
right. there should be a trickle voltage of about 3 volt on pin 2. when
shotring
batch of capacitors.
Simon
On 5/10/05 6:15 pm, Scott Baret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a theory as to why all the capacitors
on Mac II series computers seem to have problems? I've
seen so many IIcxs and IIcis with this problem...and
it's probably what caused my infamous
On 14-sep-05, at 1:19, Powermac wrote:
The IIfx has 2 PRAM batteries, and it will not do anything if one of
them is
dead (had to replace one of mine a month ago, the other was newer).
i have a lot old mac's. including a complete II series. in stead of
buying a lot of batteries to keep
On 1-sep-05, at 19:46, Dennis Myhand wrote:
Dennis Myhand wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
To fix that, a PRAM zap will do. Hold Command, Option,
P,
and R, then hit the power button and keep holding
those
four keys until it chimes two times. (If it ever does
chime.)
This was actually one of the
On 6-jul-05, at 5:36, Scott Baret wrote:
The IIfx requires a 200 ohm terminating resistor.
Apple used to sell black terminators for the IIfx.
Thse were for external devices. I would assume that
this the internal equivalent. However, I have heard of
IIfx's using regular grey SCSI terminators
On 5-jul-05, at 21:49, Manuel Marques wrote:
snip pc and future blabla
well that's all fooks!! lets continue with chats on OLD macs. that is
where vintage.macs is all about, is'nt it?
Question:
i have a differential scsi PDS card for my IIfx and it has a single
ended connector what i
Thinking about it, he has done this before. when NeXT computer stopped
making hardware and NeXTSTEP became Openstep, they switched also from
motorola to intel (or from black hardware to white.. ) before, NeXTSTEP
could run on 4 different platforms, NeXT hardware (motorola black
hardware), Sun
anything out of it - no sound at all. Te monitor doesn't
display anything but comes out of power-save and the fan spins up.
Any ideas what to fiddle with next to maybe coax it back to life.
Cheers,
Simon
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On 18-mrt-05, at 5:12, Thomas Burns wrote:
A related question. Since 3.5 floppies are a questionable medium for
storing old files, has anyone archived all their old stuff? I have
like 200 floppies of images and games and old word documents. Any
advice for burning all that stuff to CDs?
i've
On 17-mrt-05, at 0:56, Thomas Burns wrote:
I just picked up a Mac 512k that someone was going to turn into a
maquarium (heaven forbid).
My question is how do I make a 400k system disk for it? Someone
earlier told me you can make 800k disks by putting tape over the hole
on regular 1.4mb disks.
Hello there,
is there anyone around with a bunch of 400k floppies and willing to
send me an disk image of one of the following applications:
MacPlot 1.5 or around
smooth talker 1.x 2.x
ms basic 1.0 (i have a disk, but f*cked up the protection scheme by
making a copy of itself using sector
On 7-mrt-05, at 15:23, Liam Proven wrote:
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 17:12:00 -0500, Thomas Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My first question is, can you put a web server on a Mac 512k/e?
It's been done.
Go visit
http://aurejac.dyndns.org/
looking at that: i have a 512ke with a memory upgrade to 1Mb.
On 7-mrt-05, at 17:40, Scott Griffith wrote:
I'm building up a IIci for an odd application, and I have it running
nicely with an Asante 10baseT card. I'd like a little more network
bandwidth, so I just picked up an AsanteFast 10/100 NuBus card. And, of
course, it doesn't work with 7.5.5 and Open
there seems a good archive around at mactech!
this can come handy
http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.02/02.01/HDCompatibility/
index.html
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I'm still looking for the program. anyone? top part of the pictogram
looks like a pinball in construction: soldering iron, paint brush. the
lower part looks like an generic application icon, except that the hand
is holding a hammer. The demo application looks like an finished
pinball table.
On 28-feb-05, at 23:34, Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
on 2/28/05 3:30 PM, simon wrote:
i am looking for a working copy of this program. i have both the demo
and the original, but the original crashes with a error type 3 on me,
on different systems and with the demo working. so i think my pcs is
broken
hello all.
i am looking for a working copy of this program. i have both the demo
and the original, but the original crashes with a error type 3 on me,
on different systems and with the demo working. so i think my pcs is
broken. it used to work a long time ago on an old miniscribe HD inside
my
On 23-feb-05, at 18:07, Ian Nixon wrote:
Hi...
I was wondering if anyone had 8 16MB RAM Chips for the IIci that
they'd be willing to part with.
me to!
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On 20-feb-05, at 22:52, Hal Meeks wrote:
Internal drive: 50-pin Seagate Barracuda 2.2 GB (two partions under
System 7.1) ID set at 7 by Jackhammer Control Panel with a single SCSI
ribbon cable connecting the card to the drive.
there is your problem. the ID 7 is reserved for the scsi controller
On 20-feb-05, at 19:02, Ken Anita wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 20/02/2005 09:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Does anyone know how to change an SE battery that's soldiered in? Is
there a
way to change it so it doesn't have to be soldiered to the board?
Thanks
Thomas
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