Easiest solution is to trawl eBay for an internet
router that supports connecting a modem to it.
Some companies still make them, but they aren't
cheap. :P
Four main varieties.
1 All in one with modem, router and hub or switch.
2 Two in one with modem and router and an ethernet
port.
3 Two in
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I wiped off the toner roller (the dark green one) in
the toner cartridge
with soft tissue. Still prints the same. Any other
suggestions? Time for a new toner cart?
The print cartridge has a wiper blade to scrape off
unused or excess toner from
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 19:21 +0100 on 08/04/02, Mark Benson wrote:
Yes, this will work fine, until I take the iBook
off the network to go
somewhere, leaving the rest of the network with no
DNS, DHCP server or
intranet. I know it might not be a big issue to
most ppl
So it appears that possibly the fuser cleaner has
taken a holiday. (I hear the south of France or
Afghanistan is nice this time of year.) ;-)
There may be a weak or otherwise malfunctioning corona
wire somewhere in there.
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--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone around here know how to get the contents of a
video tape on a
hard disk, preferably using some old Mac?
I know absolutely nothing about this stuff.
First off you'd need a Mac with AV or Audio Video
features that include AV _input_ and
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. Now, I've got a good reason to buy myself a
Quad 840AV :-)
BTW Is this something that one can do better with
newer Macs or are
those more aimed at digital video?
Yes, and if you're recording onto your computer,
it's digital
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on an OS 9.1/OS X machine (IIRC you have a 9.2 G3
don't you?) and you
have the lot sorted :).
Heck, if he has that kind of rig, just get one of
those USB video capture things plus a USB 2.0
card (even if it has USB built in) or a Firewire
capture
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
I've used DHCP to dynamically assign IPs on a LAN,
but I much prefer using all static IPs then going
through a router, either a dedicated router box or
a computer running internet routing software to
bring the internet
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at 08:31 AM, rlf9 wrote:
320x240? A bit on the small side, what?
You can do 640x480 as well. The frame rate starts to
drop off though. I
think it's 4-6fps for that size. 320x240 is fine,
you can't really get
any
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have any *idea* how much a good quality A-D
breakout box for
FireWire/USB 2.0 *costs*? The last one I saw was
nearly $250.
Checked macwarehouse.com ? TigerDirect.com has some
too but for some reason only their printed catalog
tells which works
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a Q700 yourself or a IIci?
I've got both. The Q700 is rather limited with RAM
expansion because
it only has 4 simm slots to fill. Considering the
fact that it is
very hard to get 8 mb or higher 30 pin simms for
this model and
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if the inability of 68Ks to turn off the
startup RAM tests is a
lack-of-software thing, or a
lack-of-hardware-support-for-it thing. With a
PPC-upgraded 68K, you can turn off the startup RAM
test with 8.5 or higher,
but the 8.5 Memory
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why are Asante network cards so cheep. Is it one to
stay away from?
jes
Because they're as common as dinosaur fossils in that
spot in Utah(?) that they built a building over so
palentologists could work year round. :)
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--- rlf9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vintage Macs wrote...
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: my internet problem
At 01:59 +0100 on 10/04/02, Mark Benson wrote:
Yet another reason not to use 7.5 or higher, since
VM before 8.1 was awful.
How would you characterize VM in
--- Goetz Hoffart [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
It will not work without an adapter card.
The SE/30 PDS and the IIci PDS are *not* compatible.
Most
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 23:47 -0700 on 09/04/02, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
The DayStar control panel (at least for the Turbo
601)
has the feature to disable the RAM test. That works
back to system 7.5, which is the minimum System for
Yeah, but does it work without a card
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am curious about what networking topology Apple
used for Apple Talk. Is
this star, bus, ring, or something completely
different.
AppleTalk is a protocol, not a cable or network
topology. The PhoneNet system using the serial
ports to daisy chain
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there was any way to use a PC CD
Rom on a IIci?
The discs or the drives? For the discs you need
extentions like foreign file access, ISO 9660,
High Sierra, all the ones in the Apple CD driver
setup. Plus you should have PC-Exchange installed
too.
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Find me a cheaper on in the UK that is guaranteed to
work on a Mac from
a reputable reseller and I'll buy it.
Oh, foo. Isn't the UK phone system somewhat not
sympatico with modems made for the USA? I've seen
some PC-Card modems for laptops that will
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From what I've read the ATAPI addition to the IDE
bus is very similar to
SCSI. It's why the SCSI emulation under Linux works
as well as the ease
with which IDE devices can be used as SCSI devices
on the various PC Mac emulators.
I haven't
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right, both the SE/30 and the PowerCache card have
FPUs IIRC. Will it
make any difference switching between the two?
The two are functionally identical.
Watch when your extentions load, after
the Power Central CP loads the rest should load
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday, April 11, 2002, at 07:51 AM, Gregg
Eshelman wrote:
Hmmm, if it'll work, you could have someone over
here
buy the $60 BestData one from Mac Warehouse then
ship it over bundled in a box of something duty
free
like used Gore
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speedometer turns up virtually the same number for
both on and off
PowerMath settings. Either it doesn't make any
difference or it is not supported on my card.
Or Speedometer is testing the FPU directly for
floating point math and the CPU directly
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have found a 56k USR FaxModem at a price I
consider to be approaching
reasonable that is supported in the Mac. It uses a
standard CCL for dial
up that, from what I can tell, was last modified in
1996. Big question
is will it work wit OT/PPP in Sys
--- Terry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Japan, they are considering replacing the
impersonal and
unhelpful Microsoft Error messages with Haiku poetry
messages.
Already been done. BeOS has haiku error messages. :)
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well turning off both the PowerCache and PowerMath
options drops FPU
performance from 0.381 to 0.280 average (1 = Quadra
605). I think that
shows a difference - don't you? That's a 33% speed
drop in FPU processes.
What about the CPU performance?
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I say it more likely shuts off all the functions
and just uses the
50MHz CPU and the 16MHz FPU, hence the drop in FPU
performance.
A 50mhz cpu and a 16 mhz fpu can run together?
Yes, when one is on an accelerator card.
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--- Wendell III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
could all print. The interesting thing was that I
don't think the IIGS
machines had any sort of hard drive in them.
However, on power-up, they
would instantly go to this boring, blue-colored menu
system from which TONS
of MECC and various other
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, now it's my turn for some SCSI problems ;)
I recently picked up a SCSI card and memory card for
my IIgs so I could
have some fun with it, so I pulled out the old 20
meg external I had on my
Plus originally. The IIgs wouldn't see it, so
HD platters also make great windchimes. :)
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If on;y I could work out how to drive the spindle
motors, they'd make
brilliant fan assemblies for servers ;). It'd be a
bit noisy but it'd
sure shift som air if you mounted the right blades
in it!
Welll, the motors apparently are similar to
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 13:04 +0100 on 16/04/02, Mark Benson wrote:
If on;y I could work out how to drive the spindle
motors, they'd make
brilliant fan assemblies for servers ;). It'd be a
bit noisy but it'd
Mebbe, but I think the spindle motors are usually
some sort
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 20MB Miniscribe hard disk, formally in an
SE, hooked up to my
LC but I can't get it to play ball. It is in an
external case on the
SCSI port (the only external drive) but it won't
spin up on power, the
LED (I have a pair on a bit of wire
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 14:34 -0700 on 17/04/02, Snook, John R wrote:
Got this off ebay. It arrived with the turbo 601
loose in the IIci. When I
put it back together it would not boot with the
turbo 601 card installed. It
made a real fast startup chime and that's it.
First thing is you should leave the System Folder
where it is and don't try making an alias to it. :)
It's easy enough to doubleclick the hard drive
then locate the System Folder.
To install most control panels and extentions just
drag them onto the System Folder and it will ask you
if you want
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I'm pretty confident I could configure this,
if I could ever get the
programs to install.
I'm having to use TransMac to put files onto a Mac
formated floppy, so that
I can get them onto the Mac. I'm trying to get PPP
MacTCP. When I copy
Here's to hoping that Apple won't follow Polaroid.
As we know, Apple is firecly protective of it's
operating system and the hardware it runs on. They
won't even license out production of their own
hardware designs. At times that has cost the company
dearly, in particular handing Brazil to the PC
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas?
Teri Pittman
Yeah, install Open Transport 1.1.1 then 1.1.2 then
hit www.rockstar.com and download FreePPP.
Stop suffering with Apple's PPP stuff. :) OT and
FreePPP work good and are easy to setup.
'Course if you have 8megs RAM or less, OT
--- A.Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 4/21/02 3:37 AM, Gregg Eshelman at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The preceding has been a plea for porting OSX to
the PC platform.
clip
How easy would it be to port OS X to the PC?
Today's Mac core hardware is mostly dipped from the
PC parts bin
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, for everyone who suspected that the IIci would
work on a PC
multiscan screen with an adapter that allowed me to
define it as fixed
res I can categorically say it doesn't, more is the
pitty.
You must use an adapter that seperates the sync
--- Snook, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
V.32bis
14,400
MNP 5v.42 bis
Is this any use for a Mac SE/30, or IIsi, or IIci,
Quadra 700?
Its all there box, cables, floppy, and books. I got
it out of the trash.
Or should I put it back?
johnsn
Oh, it's useful, but SLOW at 14.4 Kbit/sec.
The A/UX FAQ is here.
http://www.cs.uu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/aux-faq/part1.html
Prepare for information overload. :)
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--- Anders Anna-Lee Fager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys Gals,
I'm (still) searching for idiot-level guides on how
to a/match the colours on Mac's PC's and b/ stuff
on the strange word of fonts, in speciffic how to
make the same fonts work in Adobe products on both
MacPC.
Hunt up a
--- Peter Stephenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pickle et al,
Re a certain thread in the compact macs list, but to
keep on topic I'm
posting here to vintage.
what exactly does a GPIB General Purpose Interface
Board, DO?.
http://www.microlink.co.uk/gpib.html
GPIB (Or IEEE-488) was
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAICT, *all* Macs use only the three sense pins to
determine the type of
monitor attached.
The ones with the DB15 connector do, which covers
all the non-all-in-one vintage Macs with built
in video or an Apple made NuBus video card. :)
That also
--- rlf9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy folks.
I use a topless LC III to test old scsi drives, but
this one has me
hornswoggled. Hooked up and plugged in, this drive,
pulled from a IIfx,
just clicks and its red power LED just blinks. I'm
starting up from an
external scsi ZIP volume,
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a guess but it sounds like it may be suffering
from stiction.
clip
There
might be hope for it if you try it in a bigger
machine but not much
I'm affraid.
Hold the drive in one hand by the long sides then
gently whack the end of the case
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's worth checking if the link labeled Motor Start
Option is
jumpered, every Seagate SCSI disk I've got requires
it to be jumpered
as they, by default, wait for a 'Motor Start'
command from the SCSI
controller and Macs do not issue one on boot,
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a quick question and don't want to drag the
list too far off topic.
It seems that Apple has had at least three instances
where they've
developed a new operating system that simply won't
work on their older
hardware. 7.1 seems to be the
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What prompted all this, is that one of my favorite
Palm software companies
came out with a desktop version that runs on OS X.
Plans are to finish the
Windows desktop next, then support OS 9 in the Mac
world (maybe). It seems
to be hurting sales.
--- James S Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not really true. The first versions of Windows would
run on an 8088, but
3.0 and 3.1 required at least a 80286. And, there
was a split at version
2.1, with Windows 386 not running on anything less
than a 80386. The
Windows 386 code evolved into
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/6/02 3:47 PM, Gregg Eshelman at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
really need a decently fast Pentium.
What are the minimums for running XP, and is an
MMX 166 a Pentium I?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/evaluation/sysreqs.asp
There's
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Scott. I just want to look at XP as i have
no experience with
Windows and have the166 box just sitting there. I
had hoped to be able to
load it and run it without any other apps by
bumping the mem
OK, this is definately OT now. :)
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/6/02 4:18 PM, Scott Holder at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIci or something
I passed up 100 IIci's at $0.40 each. No place to
put em.
Didn't you even look inside them for goodies? :)
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--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 13:47 -0700 on 06/05/02, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Will System 6 run on the Mac 128K and 512K?
Not IIRC, and certainly not *well*...
System 7.5.x dropped some off it's list.
H. I dunno. I'm a bit weak on the earlier
System stuff. AFAIK, 7.5.5
. .Will anyone ever want a 7100/66 board again?
Ever?
Well, when (if) things ever get settled down in
places like Afghanistan, I'd bet the schools there
would love to have just about any computer.
Of course they need some electricity too, so info
from sites like http://www.otherpower.com
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/6/02 6:35 PM, Gregg Eshelman at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
even works at night if the
wind is blowing.
In a past life I was a securities broker, and the
firm I was with raised a
LOT of money for wind generated electricity. The
big
--- George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It goes deeper than that, Dan.
A few months ago, I tried posting a comment/question
on the Apple Discussion board. It was disallowed,
with
some quasi-legal explanation about 'negative'
language.
To this day, I can't tell if a human or a
--- Ken Strayhorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it turns out that the driver and software
are not compatible with Virtual Memory, so you
either have to turn VM off,
Not good when scanners scan into RAM and use up all
the free RAM when you try for too high a resolution
and/or color depth.
or
Download the freeware OTTool from www.neon.com
If your System is too old for the version they
have available, e-mail them and ask if they have
an older version that will work.
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The big
question is will a SCSI zip 100 work on the IIci and
can I then move info in
the same way as I have on floppies?
Yes! You can either install PC Exchange on the IIci
and use PC format Zip disks or use the registered
TransMac to read the Mac format Zip
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Description of the board, starting at the connector
plate:
- some small SMD components, an electrolytic cap and
a transistor near the
MiniDIN
- followed by a square 4 x 12 pin SMD 'Mustek' chip,
labelled:
Mustek makes image scanners, has for a lng
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just got an LCIII that is in pretty rough
shape. The logic
board is corroded around many of the contacts and
the tin contacts on
the RAM and VRAM are corroded. I want to save it for
a spare board
(the lower shell is trash but the floppy
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...or you might want to consider compressing
everything in Stuffit 4 format
instead, since the new format has *absolutely no
advantage* over the old format.
the pickle
Sure it does! It makes the company that makes Stuffit
more money. :P
That's why
--- Snook, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2024870632
johnsn
Looks like some sort of PhotoShop or video
accelerator.
Likely doesn't work with anything after System 7.5.3
or 7.5.5 and if it's anything for Photoshop it
probably won't work with 4
The LC 520 is pretty much an all in one version
of the LC III. They can be upgraded to an LC 550
(boost up to 33Mhz from 25Mhz) or an LC 575 (with
an 040 CPU) simply by swapping in the different
logic boards.
Do your 520s have caddy or tray load CD-ROM drives?
Manual or auto inject floppy
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It
plugs into the drive
cable using a slot type (rather than a pin type).
I'm not sure I can find
a cable that will plug into it.
That is simply an adaptor plugged onto the SCSI and
power connectors of the drive. A bit of careful
prying will
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which I would do, except that these are in all in
one cases. It looks like
I'll have to take out the sled that holds the
motherboard, to even get to
the cables. It doesn't look like a quick easy job
*grin*! I'll play
around with it a bit more
--- William Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is this thing on... ;]
Looks like someone rotated the power button ;)
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--- yoyoyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realize this list may not be the one. Even though
I have a LC, LC
lll, mac ll, I also have access to a Performa 638
CD, Performa 6200CD
(Power Mac), Power Mac 5400/120, and Power Mac
7300/200, PowerMac
G3/233 both having Fire Wire/USB PCI Cards.
--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thought - you *are* looking at the Total
RAM in the About This
Macintosh window, right? As opposed to the
available RAM...
Yep, but the total RAM figure includes the 16MB on
disk. I'm starting to
think it might be useful to turn
Might want to save these for future reference. ;)
http://home.rmci.net/gregg1/unsub.txt
http://home.rmci.net/gregg1/unsub2.txt
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--- Teri Pittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm off to turn off virtual memory and play around
with these again.
Make sure 32bit mode is ON too! :)
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--- Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2025931917
My friend recently came across one of these
(twisted-pair). What in the
world is this?
Twisted Pair? Ever see Jay and Silent Bob Strike
Back or Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure?
Oh, wait,
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only reasins Apple didn't use AUI (a PC-esque
standard that does
the same thing) is because it uses the same 15-pin
D-SUB that the
Apple Video connector uses. I mean they had enough
nightmares about
people accidentally connecting video to
--- Scott Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- question is, does 7.5.5 have its own revision, as
did 7.5.3 (rev.2),
with which I ought to finish the system upgrade?
7.5.5 was it until 7.6
- and another: would it be worth my while hunting up
OS 7.6 (7.6.1) for the IIfx?
It should run it
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Power Macs are HFS + formatted, and the
Vintage Macs are just HFS.
Trying to read an HFS+ drive in a 68k Mac produces
weird stuff, and crashes.
PowerMacs don't have to use HFS+ and trying to read
a HFS+ volume on a 68k Mac (except for an 040
--- Robert Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alternatively, you could call local internet
providers (ISP's) and see if
they offer SHELL access accounts. Most don't, but
some still do, and if
you find one, you could then perhaps access a
text-based UNIX or LINUX
system and use Pine,
--- Dave Pekarsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope this is the correct list to be posting this
to...
I shall be receiving a Performa 636 CD soon, and I
clip
I should get a full 68040 for it, but where would I
get one and what do I
need, just the processor or the whole
motherboard?Power
--- William Goosby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I recently collected a bunch (five and counting) of
these Apple two page
monochrome monitors, and I am running out of storage
room fast.
Some questions:
1) Does monochrome mean grayscale? If they are
NOT grayscale, I'd have
a heckuva
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rule #1: never shop at office supply stores for
cables. They charge WAY
too much. You can get 5-packs online for that
price. Bet RJ-11 fone
cables are about $9 there too :)
I buy cables from www.cableclub.com Great prices and
they manufacture them
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:02 -0400 on 31/05/02, Dave Pekarsky wrote:
Where abouts might I come across one of these
daystar things and what might
eBay
Just looked, no Turbo 601, no PowerPro, no PowerCard
on there right now.
the price range be on them? Thanks for all
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't know about the AAUI transceiver, but the
NuBus EtherWave NICs have
a second Ethernet port in them that act as hubs. In
fact, my Mac stack of
IIcis is more or less daisy-chained this way. I
suppose the AAUI transceivers
are similarly set
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've got a LocalTalk card for my 486 that has been
fabulous. In fact, I
never bothered to get its NIC running because the
LocalTalk connection has
been all I needed to share files and even print to
the LaserWriter right
from DOS. Total cost:
--- dhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will LC II ethernet cards work in all the other flat
Macs including 475s.
If the Mac has an LC or LCIII PDS, yes, most will.
There were a few that would not work with the LCIII
and newer. The LCIII PDS has a seldom used extra
section. I've seen ethernet
--- Louis Labrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm this may be why I've had no luck getting the
Asante card I have to work
In either my LC575 or LC III ?
Will it work in a LC or LC II?
It should work in the LC or LCII. Does it have the
extended part on the PCB where a connector for the
LCIII
--- Erik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am thinking of getting a KVM switch for my three
Macs - an LC II, an IIcx,
and (slightly o/t) a PM 7100.
Any recommendations on where to get it, what brand,
specs, etc?
Going to be tough to find one now that supports ADB
and the old DB15 video port.
--- Louis Labrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah yes. Asante cards are famous for
autonegotiating poorly. Set the port
to 10BaseT manually, and/or put a 10BaseT hub
between the card and the
switch, and it should be OK.
How would I set the port manually? I don't see
anything on the
--- Richard Woodstock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello , I have a LC 475 with a full 040 processor
that I'm trying to
network. Does a LC PDS Ethernet card work or do I
need a LC III PDS Ethernet
card ? and is their a big difference between the
two.
You want to stay away from older LC PDS
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:49 -0700 on 01/06/02, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Where can I download the Mac and Windows VistaScan
SCSI scanner software other than the UMAX Taiwan
FTP server?
Uh, what FTP server would that be? I need it too...
the pickle
ftp.umax.com.tw
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 20:12 -0700 on 03/06/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you thepickle for your reply.
So are all Macs auto-switching. If not, how to
recognize which Mac is?
Most will say near the plug if they are; if it
doesn't say, assume it's NOT
unless you
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 00:08 -0400 on 04/06/02, sstanley wrote:
will be putting a cap on downloads to 5 Gigs a
month (73H ü©#3®). Beyond
Somehow I doubt this list creates more than about
300K/month, but I agree
that that's a silly limitation.
the pickle
5
--- Pavel Kindermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have an LCIII (overclocked to 33 MHz). For the
full-featured Linux
(especially X Window) operation I need to add the
FPU 68882.
If you have any pointer for getting it (preferably
in Europe) please let me know.
Haunt the car-boot
I asked on another list for names of Canadian ISP's
without download caps. So far I have one.
He is probably on either Rogers or Sympatico high
speed access. My ISP is CompuSolve (Barrie Digital)
and I have no Cap.
Iain Ward
Oro Station, Ontario
Will that help any of our Canadian members?
--- Visionary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, I apologize: Is a 7200 not vintage enough
yet? Or is OS 8.1 too new?
For this list, both. :) And to answer your problem,
you need a hacked version of Drive Setup. Hit
www.resexcellence.com to find how to use ResEdit
to do the hack. :)
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First off, use ResEdit to hack the Apple CD-ROM
driver. Directions here
http://www.resexcellence.com/hack_html_99/12-21-98.shtml
Then if you want to see long filenames on Joliet CDs
(and other neat stuff) Go to http://www.tempel.org/joliet
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--- jsoderlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I have a IIci That i just put a ASANTE MC3NB64
Ethernet Card in.
I am trying to access cable modem via a netgear
RT314 router that i think is
auto sensing. The LED on the nic is blinking but
nothing on the router.Any
help in making this work
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding the use of a Mac II as an external
'SCSI-drive':
I have a IIfx, just popped the hood,
it has three jumper
points, two near the ROM SIMM itself, labelled
J103
(which is connected)
I don't know/don't have an fx, but I'd just give it
a try
--- dhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a color stylewriter 2500 that prints nicely
if I have one of
those big ink cartridges. It printed in color too,
but ... suddenly
stopped printing in color and gives me an error that
says, the
cartridge is not in there right or something. Is it
There are slimline null modem adaptors available
in M-M, F-F and M-F connector configurations. They
cost a bit but for most uses can be considered to
be zero length when you're concerned about overall
serial cable length.
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