on 8/31/05 4:27 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:44 AM, Jeff Walther wrote:
The pinout shows a separate data_in and data_out pin for each bit of
the SIMM. In other words, it's an eight bit SIMM, but instead of
simply having eight data pins Data[0:7] it has
I have an old 128K that's been collecting dust for at least 15 years. It
does the startup ding but nothing comes up on the screen. As I recall from
those days it means the analog board is bad. The flyback transformer on
those boards were problematic.
Anybody know where I could get one. I don't
I have a pair of Kensington Turbo Mouse's that I'm trying to determine what
Macs they were originally sold for.
One is a 'Turbo Mouse' with 2 buttons and 2 ADB ports. The wheels can be
seen on the back. I'm assuming this was for a Mac Plus but there is no
version sticker on the back.
The second
I should mention that the serial port is a mini DIN-8 and the TM Plus 50%
taller than the ADB TM.
Rick
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I remember that now and appreciate everybody's response. What do you suppose
the mini DIN 8 is on the one with the DB-9? I can find nothing on
Kensington's site.
Rick
on 9/22/05 1:34 PM, Mike Sloane at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct: the 128K and similar use an RJ11 connectors between the
Yes they did, but it was a DB-9 serial port. The mini DIN8 didn't come along
until the SE? Or Was it the Mac II? And what is it doing on a mouse?
My memory fails me. I used to know.
Rick
on 9/22/05 5:29 PM, Allan Hunter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Original 128K Mac, 512K Mac, Mac Plus all had
I appreciate your reply which does clear up some things. The confusion is a
mini DIN-8, serial-like port on the Turbo Mouse itself.
on 9/23/05 2:15 AM, Scott Baret at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Mini DIN8 was first seen on the Plus and persisted
through subsequent Macs until the iMacs and
on 10/2/05 5:33 AM, Gregg Eshelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Macs need autostart enabled since no desktop* Mac
sends start signals on the SCSI bus. Also turn any
autostart delay OFF. Everything on the external
SCSI bus has to be up and running before booting
the Mac. Spindle Sync should be
on 10/5/05 1:49 PM, Doug McNutt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:15 -0700 10/5/05, Scott Baret wrote:
Does anyone have a theory as to why all the capacitors
on Mac II series computers seem to have problems?
Electrolytic capacitors have been a significant failure point for essentially
all
on 10/19/05 8:46 PM, Kyle Koerner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I have a 160 meg drive from an LC 475 that I could probably spare, at
least long enough for the project I am using this thing for.
$40 - $50 shipped is in the range I am paying. It seems like a cool
lil' machine.
on 11/9/05 2:58 PM, Kyle Koerner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Got a Mac II today - or, rather, a Mac IIfx in a II case. Cleaned it,
replaced PRAM batteries with working ones, and powered on once without
drives. PS took a few tries, but did come on. All seemed well, so I
turned it
on 11/14/05 7:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently picked up a IIci on Ebay which is working great.
From my old Mac IIcx, which doesn't work, I have an internal and external hard
drive. When hooking up the external drive to the IIci, it looks like it's
trying to
on 11/14/05 4:35 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 11:58:42 -0600
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 11/14/05 7:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
internal drives SCSI jumpers to a higher ID? I don't know what the external
drive is set to
Y'all might alsoe try:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/browsers.html
on 11/19/05 5:19 PM, Robert Patterson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought I'd pass on a useful link to those of you browsing the web
on 68K Macs...
If you use iCab 2.9, you probably encounter a lot of errors or
Look no further:
http://www.geethree.com/
Rick
on 11/22/05 2:04 PM, Juan Carlos De La Cruz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings everyone!
I am the proud owner of a Blue White G3, (between other Apples) and
yes, I am very happy with it. Still, I am also a musician, and having
my home
I have a IIci with maxed out RAM and a 50MHz Daystar '030 accelerator. It
works pretty good except...
The MIDI sequencer I'm using on it is an old non 32-bit clean version of
Performer. Because it's not 32-bit clean, I have to run it in 24-bit mode
and System 7.1 takes about 115MB of the RAM.
on 12/8/05 5:01 PM, Juan Carlos De La Cruz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The version of Performer I'm using was originally for System 6. I maxed out
the RAM 2-3 years ago when this guy on eBay was selling sets of 128MB for
the IIci for $15. He was in silicon valley and had hundreds of sticks of
RAM.
Speedometer 3.2 says that with Daystar and Supermac cards these numbers over
a stock IIci:
CPU: 1.86
FPU: 1.3 (it has a 68882 FPU)
Benchmarks: 1.57
Graphics: 1.9
on 12/9/05 8:43 AM, Mel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Coolrays, and anyone else,
Do you know where I might buy 8MB and 16MB 30
on 12/10/05 1:20 AM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another poster mentioned sales from a few years ago. Was that
Sunguk? Or something like that. As I recall he hundreds of sets of
four 16MB SIMMs he wrote had come out of Q700s. Kind of made me
wonder where all those Q700s went
on 12/10/05 11:23 AM, Mel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to all who have responded regarding my
questions about IIci performance enhancements. The
responses have been very informative and helpful
Also: I have used that Ebay reference and have placed
two bids, each one for 4 16MB 30
on 12/10/05 4:30 PM, Mikael Jolkkonen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
The MIDI sequencer I'm using on it is an old non 32-bit clean version
of Performer.
Did you install the regular way from the original floppies (which count
installs by means of a devilish
on 12/10/05 10:37 PM, Doug McNutt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:59 -0800 12/10/05, Randy Beaudreault wrote:
What generates the =20 characters at the end of some of the e-mails in the
digests?
Quoted Printable
format-flowed
Flowed wraps lines to about 72 characters and makes each
Unless they learn how to hold the shift key down like my kids have during
boot.
There's a key for every lock.
Rick
on 12/21/05 5:01 PM, Thomas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've used At Ease which is a control panel that is included in some
Apple Install sets. It's simple enough and has
on 12/24/05 2:17 AM, Manuel Marques at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finalizing, I have a Asanté Ethernet card installed on the middle PDS
slot... when I connect a cable to link it to my switch/router, the link led
of the card lights up... but nothing happens on my switch. I've switched
cables,
on 1/30/06 2:03 PM, Doug McNutt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 13:37 -0500 1/30/06, Daniel wrote:
I am not interested in intentionally populating Google's database with more
information about me.
I does appear that the Google groups can be used in the same way that Yahoo
groups do. You can
on 1/30/06 5:19 PM, Eddie Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 13:11 30/01/2006 -0500, you wrote:
Hey, listmom!
Now here's some real IRONY! Your decision to move lists to Google Groups
now makes it possible for HTML to appear on the lists.
Willi
Can I receive the new version of the
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