--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't bother about Netscape 6.x. It is based on
an older mozilla
build. I don't know what you find so irritating
about the user
interface. It must be some time ago that you last
tried
Netscape/Mozilla. The only irritating feature
--- Jay Jay Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everybody!
I have a question! The apps for the system 6 can
work in system 7?
Maybe its a stupid question... but I don´t have much
experience in mac computers.
Some System 6 apps have issues with System 7 and
won't run at all. Others
I have that LC475 going with 36megs RAM, the original
80meg HD and the VRAM upgrade. It has System 7.1.1
Pro (even though About This Mac says it's 7.1) on
it with a bunch of the free enhancements from Apple
installed. I also threw on a couple of lightweight
word processor apps. I'll toss in a
You can't send attachments to this list.
--- Isaac Fried [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to post a message(my very firs!). I typed it
in simpletext then I
copied it. To send it I opend reply to a message I
just got(LC V?...) and
pasted my pice on its blank. Then I presses the
Send button
Someone said I could do the following to block
internet
apps from trying to download anything from these two
servers. Both Netscape and IE just sit there forever
trying to download some file that doesn't exist.
I assume it works on Windows (I put them in the hosts
file last night but haven't
--- Isaac Fried [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
Also, if the
price of more memory is abandoning the SE30 and
replacing it by, say, a MAC
IIcx or a MAC IIsi, which still operate under system
7.0.1, can the Radius
pivot be used with one of these machines? What video
card would I need? I
System 7.1 is not free, yet. System 6.0.8, 7.0.1
and 7.5.3 plus the 7.5.5 update are free.
There is no update or upgrade from 7.0.1 to 7.1. :(
--- Jane Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Download it from Apple's site. It's free.
jt
sstanley wrote:
For a solution I want to reinitialize
I want to see the inside of that LC V. :)
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WARNING! Windows XP does not enable the user to fly.
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
OpenTransport uses a nonstandard hosts file
(surprise, surprise). You
have to put it in this form:
hostname.domain.com A dotted0.quad0.address0.here0
example,
js-adex3.flycast.com A 127.0.0.1
This is reminiscent of a name
Might just be scratches in the anti-glare coating.
You'd have to strip the coating off and I don't
know how tough that would be to do. Ideally you
should get the front bezel off the monitor or totally
remove the CRT to work on it.
What it comes down to is how much effort and time
are you willing
--- Dana Sibera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There should have been another model or two to use
the IIsi case. It's funky!
Yeah, Apple spent a pile of money on the design and
engineering of the IIsi case and logicboard, yet
unlike any other Mac case they never used the same
basic design for any
--- Dana Sibera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dana (I do like beige. I think this DV400 might look
quite nice with the
right shade of beige spraypaint...)
I've wondered if it might be possible to melt down
an LC case and spray a nice coating of beige plastic
onto an iMac or Quicksilver G4. :)
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What was the no answering? That you can't use
wildcards, or that using
one wouldn't block all flycast traffic?
Using one would work (ostensibly) but OpenTransport
doesn't support it.
At least, it looks like it *should* work, right? :-)
I
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
the pickle wrote:
Sandpaper won't scratch glass. At least not
normal sandpaper.
Steve Merryman replied:
I find rather, that most sandpaper, will scratch
most glass. Even
dollar store sandpaper.
Perhaps the answer here is
--- Isaac Fried [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This morning Bhavesh Patel wrote:
I've fixed the download on the Mac Driver Museum.
Please try it again.
Did you try downloading the Lapis driver? It still
refuses to open. Is it
possible that my expansion program damages the
download?
What are
--- John Teffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somewhere, in a newsgroup or email list or NyQuill
induced hallucination, I
seem to remember someone recommending using
toothpaste to remove monitor
scratches. At least your monitor would be
minty-fresh.
Dunno about monitors, but I've salvaged a
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
them. I'm posting this in case somebody else does.
Is the Laserwriter II
worth $15?
If it works. :) If it's a IIf or a IIg, it's even
more worth it.
It'll say which one it is on the back near the
ports.
Unless the board has been changed...
I had to force quit Internet Explorer. So I then
trashed
the download cache and cache.waf files. Almost 80megs
total. Now the silly Mac OS will not allow the trash
to
be emptied because it thinks those two files are
still in use. Eh? IE is NOT running. I even started
it up again and quit it
I'm wondering why, when it has the VRAM upgrade,
I can only get a max of 256 colors from that LC475?
Does it have something to do with the AppleVision 14
monitor and the fact that I don't have the AppleVision
software installed?
I've been too busy to try the Color Plus monitor on
it. :( This
--- Jeff Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, the size of the monitor DOES affect the colors
the 475 will produce.
And with only one VRAM slot, you'll not get more
than 16 colors anyway under
usual
conditions with the 512k chip.
There are two VRAM slots in this LC475. Apparently
full
--- Steve Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://homepage.mac.com/stmoody/manuals.html
You can also open PDFs with the File Open commands
in Acrobat Reader 5.0 to fix their filetypes. :)
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If you have a lot of spare HD space, there's an
app called Page Sucker that should be able to download
all the manuals if you feed it that URL. :)
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the rest of the planets?
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg wrote:
If you have a lot of spare HD space, there's an
app called Page Sucker that should be able to
download
all the manuals if you feed it that URL. :)
That might not work in this case, because going to
the ftp directory for
the Service Manuals,
What sort of VRAM does the Apple 4*8 card take
to upgrade to the 8*24? Someone on the LEM Swap
list offered me the VRAM from a IIvx in trade
for my Apple MIDI interface and cables.
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There were only two CPU upgrades (that I know of)
made for the IIfx. One was called the Toka-Mac.
(Most people assume it's a play on the Tokamak
design of experimental fusion reactors.)
The IIfx upgrades had to use a PDS card connected
to a card in the first NuBus slot because for some
reason
--- Randy Beaudreault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll need a FAT system.
Marten
I thought so. So system 7.5.5 is it for me unless
SystemSwitcher
works to switch Systems 7.1 and 8.1. I'll be
finding that out.
You'd have to switch to 030 mode before using 7.1.
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--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I once had a IIci that it didn't matter what I did
with Startup Disk and PRAM zapping, it insisted on
starting up from any drive but SCSI ID #0 if it was
bootable. I had to hold Command Option Shift Delete
0
to force it to boot from the
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For the first time in the four year history of
these lists (Quadlist, our
first, was launched on November 10, 1997), someone
is threatening legal
action after being banned several times from one
of our lists.
What a jerk. Let us know how
--- Terry Earnest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So just what is plain text (ie;no bold,no
fonts,what) ?
No HTML or Rich Text Format. Just unadulterated ASCII.
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the rest of the
--- Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S. I know that POP stands for Post Office
Protocol,
but what's IMAP?
Nevermind, I found http://imap.org ;-)
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the rest
--- Terry Earnest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I trash my old messages in Communicator I get
communications error-try
again but they've been trashed.Whenever I delete
more than a couple of messages
at once it will leave 1 copy of them in my in-box
and 1 copy in the trash.
Whenever I
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No on topic responses. Guess I owe Microsoft an
apology; I've been
badmouthing them for years cause they dropped
QuickBasic. Looks like
I was the only one who ever bought it. No wonder
they dropped it.
I've seen at least two 8bit Nintendo
--- Donn Haven Lathrop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Down again. Won't even power-up. Swapped PS,
still no power. Both
PSs work fine in IIci.
I've a cx that did the same thing. Seems there is a
component on the
mobo in the power-up circuit that has died--it's a
long slow death-- but
--- Hardy Menagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The pickle asked:
what's the serial number?
The number on the case is *F939KZ3B03*. The number
on the board label is
*M80007475*. The printing on the board says;
MACINTOSH SE 820-0176-B
1986 630-4125. It came with a large old loud Conner
--- Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While we're on the subject of email... Does anyone
know how to 'subscribe'
to IMAP mailboxes with Eudora?? That was what
deterred me from using Eudora.
In my dealings with it (since I do tech support
for a small ISP) I know you need to dig into the
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 1:33 PM -0700 9/28/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
I've seen at least two 8bit Nintendo Entertainment
System (NES) emulators written completely in MS
Quick BASIC. At the time, the author of one
predicted
that it would need a 1Ghz PC to run at full
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Slainte, (Health on you) (Irish)
Andrew
Which you say like slahn-tah. :) (At least that's
how they said it on a show on the Travel Channel.)
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--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any of you remember the vintage piece of software
hypercard? It was
considered dead. But is it? Maybe programming the
easy way still has
some future left...
There's a Hypercard Player folder and a Hypercard
update folder on the Mac OS 9.1
Hehe. The lowendpc.com name is perfect! It's like
an 8.3 filename. Now if only the size of the entire
site was 64K or less like a .COM program file has
to be for DOS... ;-)
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, I just inherited an Iomega Jaz drive(SCSI,1gb)
which had been dropped
and although I can mount disk, it accesses files
very slowly and slows down
the entire computer. I suspect the head needs
realignment ...any suggestions
for doing so or urls to
It came with an Apple Color Plus 14 monitor, a
somewhat broken keyboard II, teardrop mouse, 80meg
HD, two 4*8 VRAM SIMMs, no RAM in the SIMM slot,
and an Apple MIDI Interface with cables. :)
I haven't fired it up yet to see what software
goodies may lurk within. But free is free! :)
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The
Apparently the Apple 14 Color Plus monitor that
came with that LC475 is kaput. It makes the normal
high voltage noise and crackle when turned on, but
never lights up. I opened it up and the tube heaters
are glowing. The CRT flashes when the power switch
is turned off.
As for the Mac, it makes
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Gregg. I'll try hooking it up to SCSI card
on my girlfriend's PC and
see if I can do that, but then it wouldn't be slowed
down any more if I
connected it to the Mac again, would it?
Nope, that would only be for using it on the PC
since the speed
--- Noël Van Damme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a manual for an 'Interex'
Mac-to-VGA adaptor?
How many switches? I have one with 6.
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the rest of the planets?
--- John Teffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this mean that an LC475 will not put out any
video without a PRAM
battery?
The local Goodwill Store has an LC, LC II, and
LC475. Each for $14.95.
I've been thinking about picking up the 475, but all
it does is chime into a blank screen.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
someone else wrote:
on hers though...isn't the Color Plus that POS VGA
monitor with a Mac
connector?
That POS would be the Apple Basic Color Monitor.
The Apple Color Plus I have looks like the dot pitch
is fairly fine, probably .28 or .29. I didn't really
hahaha
Error Message: Your Password Must Be at Least 18770
Characters and Cannot Repeat Any of Your Previous
30689 Passwords
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q276/3/04.ASP
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--- THE ROCK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is this thing (Mac Nubus/AVID SCSI Card - ATTO
SE4) used for?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1281737450
TIA.
Peter.
It's a Fast SCSI2 or possibly better controller for
NuBus Macs.
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--- Noël Van Damme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked:
Does anyone have a manual for an 'Interex'
Mac-to-VGA adaptor?
then the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
What specific info were you looking for?
It's an adaptor with 10 (ten) switches. How do I set
the switches for specific
Interex was a manufacturer of Mac to VGA monitor
adapters, and I think some other items too.
Their website, www.interex.com , has been gone for
quite a while.
Did some other company (who we can bug for at least
providing pre-existing settings and/or software for
Interex stuff) buy out Interex
First off there is Jim Luther's AppleShare Setup
Control Panel for AppleShare 3.0 through ??? under
System 6 through System 7.?.?
http://macinsearch.com/infomac/comm/atlk/appleshare-setup.html
Then there is AppleShare Client Setup 1.0 that works
from System 7.0 through at least 8.6.
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm using a Macintosh color Display M1212 with a
6100. When I use
that display with a Mac II there is an extension
that will allow me
to use the full display, no black border
Is there such a thing for the 6100?
Nope. Max Apple Zoom or
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello All,
As long as we're DOSsing this subject around,
There is a card game
that comes with Windoze '95 called, Free Cell. Does
anyone know if
there's a Mac version of this particular game?... It
seems a terrible
waste of time
--- Eric McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It should (under other names, I think - Klondike? Or
is that another for
the original solitaire...) be on any set of
solitaire games. It's
definately not a Windows exclusive. g
Klondike is a different game than Free Cell. Klondike
is one of, if
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've installed Apple Built-In Ethernet, Apple
Ethernet NB and
EtherTalk Phase 2, configured Sharing Setup, but the
chooser still
doesn't see the network.
Any advice would be appreciated.
You don't need Ethernet NB since that is for NuBus
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:35 PM -0500 10/13/2001, R.A. Cantrell wrote:
on 10/13/01 2:16 PM, Robert Poland at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I finally got a AAUI to ethernet adapter for my
6100, OS 7.5.5. I'm
somewhat lost on what extensions/control panels
I
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can't find Network control panel on any of my
active systems, 7.55,
8.6, 9.2.1. I notice that Open Transport is also
invisible.
You might wanna install open transport again. Do
it after starting up
with extensions off. If that don't work.
--- Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm drawing a blank here... I just read this cartoon
that made a reference
to Where have all my files gone? I recall that
being something to do with
the update from System 7 to OS 8, but for the life
of me I can't remember
WHAT, and Google's no help!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where can I get the free version of Nisus
Writer...?
Go to the TidBits link on my homepage.
It has direct download links, both .hqx and .bin,
for Nisus Compact 3.47
and Nisus Writer 4.1.6.
Gamba
http://www.accesscom.com/~gamba
Danke! I did find that
I know there was one more version of the DayStar
Turbo 601 Control panel after 1.1. It was obtained
from DayStar after sending a Turbo 601 in for a ROM
update so that a IIvi/IIvx using it could have more
than 256 colors on the built in video. After
downloading
the 1.1 software from DayStar and
--- JAG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has been THE biggest problem with the Mac OS
since day 1 - a memory leak. You have to quit the
apps
in the order they were launched and even THAT
doesn't
guarantee that you'll get your memory back. That's
also why the Mac crashes so often. Thankfully
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not undoable. I have a SCSI Burner from a PC that no
driver on earth will
run, in Macland, except Toast. The icon won't mount
on the desktop, but I
burned a complete set of backup CD's of this PPC
240Mhz. 6100's 3 GIG HD in minutes.
I've always
--- Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not necessarily, but even if it were true, strict
HTML 4.0 breaks
backward compatibility with older browsers. When
you're supporting
vintage Macs with vintage operating systems and
vintage browsers,
compatibility across a wide range of platforms
--- Terry Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg,
Thanks for the goldmine of info!
We must have lucked out and caught you
just after a cappacino '!~
Coffee? CACK! Nope, just bored, and in a wordy mood. ;)
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The stuff on peecees does not have utilities for
true formatting MO
disks. Mac and that util did.
I've low level formatted MO disks just fine with the
BIOS in my Adaptech 2940 PCI SCSI controller.
Fujitsu has a Windows util (that only works with
Fujitsu MO
--- Goetz Hoffart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need lots of RAM for burning CDs with
Toast. I used it with 16
MB and it went fine in double speed.
Are you folks using SCSI, or what?
Of course. On Vintage Macs there's no IDE (except
some Powerbooks and
the P630, did I forget
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My friends thought that, for a joke, they'd get me a
little present from
the Microsoft .Net exhibition that visited the
University department od
CompSci today. They got me a t-shirt that says
Reserved for Greatness
across the front and Microsoft
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This kills two birds with one stone: 32bit clean
ROM SIMM to trace
out for others to construct theirs for those
updating 32bit dirty
Macs, document that unique ram properly and find out
how it is
designed. Two reasons: this helps me to examine the
--- James E Freeland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for anyone who is interested.
found a source for the 68882 FPU chip.
http://newark.com
catalog p/n 07F6033 Motorola p/n MC68882FN33A
US$64.85
for those of you thinking about getting one.
YEEF! Just how many LCIII pizzaboxes could you
Netscape 2.02 here.
ftp://archive.netscape.com/pub/navigator/2.02/mac/
Not floppy images though but there are ways to get
the installer onto the Mac where you need it.
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although I never found it until too late, I find it
kinda dishonest
charging to access stuff people chipped in for free,
after all Dan pays
people to write for LEM and doesn't make it
compulsory to pay. If I had
contributed a significant amount
Did you try using the Monitors control panel with
the Performa Plus monitor to set it to color?
On the monitor with the HDB15 female plug on the back,
simply get a male to male, straight through VGA cable
and connect it between the monitor and the adapter.
Or you can get a male to female VGA
--- Paul Stamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
About 1:01 pm -0500, on 3/27/02, an e-mail from the
pickle related:
-
- IIsi, or any other Mac, can be run headless by
sticking a paper clip in the
- 7 and 10 holes on the monitor connector.
-
Counting from the top left, right?
Look
Do we have any clue where the 'other' market is ...
the one that _is_
willing to pay $60 for this FPU?
Embedded systems*. Lots of that stuff made new but
still using generations old chips because they
don't need all that processing oopmh.
*Especially if goverment (taxpayer) money is buying
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The incredibly hard part is the re-wiring of the
video cable to that of a
VGA monitor/connector. That's the part where I gave
up, because I didn't
need to put my 12 RGBs to work *that* badly...
the pickle
Awww, just get a male and a female DB15
On Sunday, March 31, 2002, at 06:35 PM, Terry
Mathews wrote:
Dunno, maybe 8.0 requires a 640x480 monitor. I've
never tried using a
512x384 monitor on it. Possibly, you might have to
do the resolution
mod on your CC...
Installing a 575 board into a CC without doing the
640x480 mod is
--- Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ran VNC Server briefly on a Powermac 6100 but the
experience is not
one that I would recommend. VNC works brilliantly on
Windows and Unix
boxes but the port for classic Mac OS (both PPC and
68K) has never had
enough work done on it. YMMV.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 14:01 -0800 on 31/03/02, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The incredibly hard part is the re-wiring of the
video cable to that of a
VGA monitor/connector. That's the part where I
gave
up, because I didn't
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a utility to copy ROM to RAM for most Macs
including this
IIfx? Peecees are by default on quality 386 boards
and 486 by
default onwards. Would be nice to do this also for
video card
firmware shadowed to ram.
Actually in recent years the trend
--- flawed jai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wizard--I'm following this discussion with interest.
while i do not
understand every last thing you are talking about, i
had never heard of
converting the RAM on a IIfx before. i gather that
you are studying the
structure of how the RAM cips and
--- James S Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The CR-507-C is a Matsushita-made, Apple-branded 12X
SCSI CD-ROM drive.
The CR-506-C is a 8X drive used in the 8500s.
Logically, I'd guess it's
a 4X drive in the same series. The 507 and 506
actually specify the
speed on the drive label. It's
MicroMac sells (or sold) SIMM stackers that would
put four 30pin SIMMs in each IIfx slot. Expensive
though! (Like most of their stuff.)
The SIMM stackers for the IIfx are for 64 pin SIMMs.
What makes the IIfx's SIMMs special is that they
have separate pins
for data input and
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 02:28 AM, the pickle
wrote:
AppleTalk setting...hrmmm...probably a few other
things. Checked the
Developer Tech Notes or old Hardware Tech Notes?
Is it different for the various vintage macs?
Not AFAIK.
I
--- Jack Countryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a set of 4 4 meg 64 pin simms, and several 64
pin 1 meg simms here if
anyone is interested. I think I got this for an old
LaserWriter that ended
up needing other expensive repairs I didn't try.
Make offer...
LaserWriter SIMMs won't
Download the free OTTool from www.neon.com and see
what you can find out with it.
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem solved. Apple have this weird option in the
TCP/IP panel that
you can only get at as an advanced user that stops
the TCP/IP system
from loading until it is needed. This means that the
machine doesn't
register itself with a DHCP server
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 22:09 -0500 on 03/04/02, rlf9 wrote:
Also, Load only when needed screws up programs
like IPNetMonitor et al
by sustworks.com. I wonder what the option's
original purpose was...
Keeps PPP from connecting constantly...
the pickle
Yup. In my
--- rlf9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yup. In my experience the only time you need to
check
that box is when you're using the Mac on it's own
on a dialup account. For TCP/IP networking over a
LAN you _don't_ want it checked. Silly Mac likes to
dump out
--- Joost van de Griek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The time of manufacture and the hours-of-use counter
aren't cleared with a
normal PRAM zap. They can be cleared only by a deep
zap, which can be
administered by tools like TechTool, for last resort
troubleshooting
purposes (TechTool
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BBEdit? Thanks!
-mart
Make sure you get the beginning and ending tags of
the encoded text. A good decoder will skip anything
before it finds the start tag and ignore anything
after the end tag. You can snag binary attachments
off usenet that way, but it's
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, this question concerns accelerators and cache
cards. I've been
reading about accelerator cards for the IIci and it
sounds like the Daystar
Turbo 601 would be a good match. I'm seeing NuBus
and PDS cards. I
understand that these are
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on stuffing a 7100 board into a IIci.
So the 7100 uses 72 pin SIMMs? I haven't really
checked the specs on those
yet. The IIci was set up as a desktop publishing
computer and it has quite
a few programs installed on it. I would need to
make
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you, Gregg. That's pretty much what I thought
I was reading (except
I wasn't aware of the OS versions involved). I'm
starting to think the
wisest course for this IIci is to max it out on RAM,
play around with it a
bit, and keep my eye out
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Y'know, I'm dumbfounded at this one.
I have a 6100/66av that ran OS 9.1 just fine. Even
went to iTunes radio
stations that would broadcast in my speed-zone,
(28.8k), and got music hiccupingly.
Now with the Newer 240Mhz. card in it, I have no
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 21:54 -0800 on 06/04/02, J.S. Garrison wrote:
A lot less costly but very much worth the effort
is the addition of an '030
accellerator card like the 'Diimo 030 cache
card'. Runs on 50 Mhz. Got one
in here; makes the OS 7.1 on this IIci really
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:20 -0700 on 07/04/02, Teri Pittman wrote:
I take it that the best way to add a modem to a
IIci is to get an external
Try only way. The one NuBus modem I've ever seen
was 2400bps.
Also, about adding a CD, I'm guessing I would want
an
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Daystar PowerCache 030 upgrade in my SE/30
that plugs into the
CPU socket complete with cache and FPU. Will it work
in a IIci, if so is
it worth pulling out of my SE/30 (which hardly gets
used) and whacking
it in my soon-to-be-had IIci?
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, the IIci CPU is not socketed.
It doesn't use the PDS slot it's an 030 socket
upgrade,
Right, see what I scribbled up there.
although that's
slightly academic given that the IIci has a soldered
CPU and it won't work anyway.
I
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 04:30 PM 04/07/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Make a spacer to fit between the lid and the case.
Step the top edge in to mimic the top edge of the
case. Some sheet metal should work. Any heating
and air conditioning shop should be able to make
up the
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Part #DT-327A. who's part? Dont know. Thats all
thats written
on the box, comes with mounting rails and power
cord. price about
$10us. As mentioned, you will wont a IDE bigger mac
to use it in
or a pc. 40 pins compared with scsi 50 pins.
Are 2.5
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