on 5/2/03 7:16 AM, Stuart Bell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 11:36 PM, Chris Lever wrote:
Does this make sense? Why does the system file disappear from the
disk when
it is in the Plus but reappear when it is in the G3? Why does the
Plus not
see it?
At 0:05 -0500, 2/5/03, (Josh Shanks) observed:
A SCSI-Ethernet converter?
josh
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on 2/4/03 11:49 PM, Josh Shanks wrote:
Ok i have seen corporate owned Mac Plus's before and when you started
them up the book screen was a graphic with the company logo. Any idea
how to do this?
Before OS X, you could place a specially formatted file named
StartupScreen in the System Folder
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 12:11 AM, Josh Shanks wrote:
Ok i have seen corporate owned Mac Plus's before and when you started
them up the book screen was a graphic with the company logo. Any idea
how to do this?
Take a picture file that loads in, say, MacPaint and name it
Before OS X, you could place a specially formatted file named
StartupScreen in the System Folder (not in any subfolder). But there were
at least 2 formats -- the original blackwhite uncompressed format and a
color version. I use DeBabelizer to create the black and white ones
suitable for a Plus,
Hi, folksIm a new list user rediscovering the joys of old Macs (sigh, that
lovely gray plastic). I have a problem with a Mac Classic. Im right that
all Classics have a SuperDrive, yes? I cant for the life of my get mine to
boot from a 1.44 meg system 6.08 boot disk. I have another
Peters player is pretty good one for that. The problem is that
quicktime player does not take over the system, if you quit the finder
in the background you will find it plays a lot faster. You can find
Peters player here:
http://macinsearch.com/infomac2/graphics/mov/peters-player-11.html
On
So you're running everything through a caching proxy, yes? Whilst very
*useful* it's not something most people bother with (including myself)
and
that's part of the problem.
What caching proxy are you using? (Paul, are you listening? :))
I refer to my earlier message:
If you have a
do you know where i can download some boot images?
josh
On Wednesday, February 05, 2003, at 06:33AM, martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before OS X, you could place a specially formatted file named
StartupScreen in the System Folder (not in any subfolder). But there were
at least 2 formats --
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:00 PM, Chris Lever
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can now see the system file on the Plus (when booting from another
disk).
I have done all the 'blessing' tricks but it will not work.
If the disk won't boot any Mac and you've tried blessing the system,
Hello compacters, have noticed some discussion about where to obtain long-handled Torx
tool to open Compact Mac cases. An easy substitute can be made from an Allen (hex)
wrench and some metal scraps. The only trick is to find an English or metric hex
wrench (you know, those l-shaped hex
Hello Group,
I followed this topic with interest a few weeks ago but am still hazy on whether
or not such a card exists for the PDS slot of a SE/30.
Is the Asante MacCon a dual purpose card? If not, what is the hardware hack to
accomodate ethernet and an extra external monitor for the SE/30?
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 12:01 PM, Roman Tarnovetsky wrote:
Hello Group,
I followed this topic with interest a few weeks ago but am still hazy
on whether
or not such a card exists for the PDS slot of a SE/30.
Is the Asante MacCon a dual purpose card?
No.
If not, what is the
Smoothwall looks like a firewall-only product to me. Did I miss something in
the documentation on the site?
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At 20:52 -0600 on 05/02/03, Mike T. wrote:
Or, you could just run real quick to Sears and pick one up (Torx T-15) for
$9 and be back home working on your computer :-) .
Dude, your Sears is ripping you off unless that's Canadian dollars...
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I've been fiddling with jumpers all night and have yet to get my SE/30 to
see an external Seagate Elite ST410800N 9GB drive.
I have it connected to the SE/30 through a cable which has an 50 pin
internal connector (on the se/30 mobo) and an external HD50 plug hanging out
of the back of the machine.
At 00:53 -0500 on 06/02/03, EcoGeek wrote:
I've been fiddling with jumpers all night and have yet to get my SE/30 to
see an external Seagate Elite ST410800N 9GB drive.
I have it connected to the SE/30 through a cable which has an 50 pin
internal connector (on the se/30 mobo) and an external HD50
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