Chris Hood wrote:
It doesn't seem to matter how I try to configure the CC (I'm figuring the
problem is in the CC due to the fact that no lights come on on the hub when
I connect it) nothings seems to work. I've got AppleTalk set to share
through the Ethernet (although I do get an error saying an
Stuart Bell wrote:
Hi!
A bit of help, please:
Will the following eBay item really work with a CC?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=4133170645
Best list I can find, answers Tony's question from dec 22. ;)
Bugs Bunny wrote:
Hello:
I know this is OT, so I will be short!
I have a powerbook 5300c that I recently bought for about $26.00 at a
second hand store.
I'm not sure what I'm going to end up doing with it, but I was wondering
if anyone knows of a list, like this one, that deals with portable
Peter Lowe wrote:
(this is snipped from the digest version, condensed to
one post. thank you for all your replies.)
A nullmodem cable would be your best hope at 1mb. This list is your
best hope at scoring a mem expansion card. ;)
Netatalk will not work from a pc's serial port to the mac without
John Niven wrote:
Does Linux support AppleTalk? Windows NT and 2000 do but I never got it
to work (didn't try hard though).
Best get a SCSI to ethernet adapter like an Asanti EN/SC. Or get a
better modem! I like the Global Village ones that match the Mac style. I
had a GV 56K that I used with
J.S. Garrison wrote:
Ya know, yer not giving your little Classic enough credit.
I can email and internet with 4MB of RAM on my Classic using
a ny number of modems I have, a Global Village Platinum, A US Robotics
Sportster 33.6, A Supra Express 33.6.
You don't need to settle for a Personal Modem.
Peter Lowe wrote:
Hi! I'm still plugging away with my little Classic,
and I just got a new toy for it. I dug up an old
Apple Personal Modem (with the manual - score). My
question to you guys is, what can I do with it from
here? There are no ISPs in my area that will allow
connects at 1200...is
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Peter Lowe ha escrito:
There are no ISPs in my area that will allow
connects at 1200...is it possible to 'network' via the
modem to the modem on my Linux box?
If you do have two phone lines or a home switchboard (not sure if this is
the correct way to say it), you can
J.S. Garrison wrote:
Y'know, too, as my damaged brain hazily recalls, the ports on the Classic
are nonetheless capable of 115k throughput. Izznat so?
Ever seen anything near that speed via localtalk? I dont think the
port itself is crippled, I think the throughput is to much for a 68000
to
J.S. Garrison wrote:
Thanks, Darren. Appreciated mightily
As is your reply
Cheers.
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Does Linux support AppleTalk?
There is a netatalk package. I think it can be compiled as a
kernel module or ran as a standalone service. But don't quote me
on that.
Works quiet well apart from a startup lag as appletalk is registered.
The source is easy to compile as a
Peter da Silva wrote:
Peters comment is valid, BlackKnight(FAT) (full version) is possibly
the best term program to use as is provides a few different protocols,
that said, error checking would knock the speed around a bit unless
turned off. I dont think BK runs on a 000. :( It would provide a
Peter da Silva wrote:
http://www.pure-mac.com/telnet.html
Oooh, nice site! Thanks!
Bit old. :) If nothing else you have a file name, description and a
couple of starting links. Plenty to work with if the download link
doesn't work. ;)
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Stuart Bell wrote:
Dear List Members,
While I agree with Jeff's sentiments, they only repeat what I said 12
hours earlier.
Darren does not accept my lack of malice, and I can't do much about that.
But I don't want him to feel persecuted by multiple criticism.
Nor do I want another 'best way
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 5/10/2004 7:40:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, thats the bit of advice that should have been taken on board last
year. The answer was valid, and possibly useful as its the main place
for info about mp3's on 68k, while
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 10 May 2004, at 12:40, Darren wrote:
You seem to see malice where none exists which is quite offensive.
I didn't see malice, just a posting that might possibly start a 'please
be kind to people' or a 'don't just tell people to look at the FAQ'
thread.
Hi Stuart
To remind
J.S. Garrison wrote:
nothing really. The only time I thought I'd get a reply.
I love the febreeze/stinky thread. Nice to see your back, again.
cheers
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On 10 May 2004, at 04:40, Darren wrote:
Does anyone know of a program that will play MP3's that will work with
System 7.1?
How about you read the FAQ's http://macfaq.org/index.shtml or try google.
How about we remember the effect of such abrupt answers on this list a
year
Peter da Silva wrote:
That would be bochs...
Indeed. There are others, mostly dos, *bochs* is about the best I've
tried on a non x86 machine.
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Jake Norcross wrote:
I've downloaded Bochs, but it says I need to compile
it. How do I do that?
If you grabbed the source your going to have to compile it, its the
best way if you have some idea what you are doing as the port is then
optimized for your hardware, compared to a precompiled
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a program that will play MP3's that will work with
System 7.1?
How about you read the FAQ's http://macfaq.org/index.shtml or try google.
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Jake Norcross wrote:
OK, so the SE isn't going to work. What if I want
Windows on my iBook, then?
Depends, for example SoftPC3.1 runs fine under 9.1.
Realpc/softwindows are quick but less complete than vpc. If your
running 0S10 your options may be limited to only vpc. Early versions
of VPC tend
roger pugh wrote:
http://www.euronet.nl/users/mvdk/system_6_heaven.html
is by far the best place to start for system 6 stuff
http://www.jagshouse.com/everypage.html
has lots of usefull stuff
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/
very usefull
External floppy, priceless. :)
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Hal wrote:
The 68030 CPU in the 550 MB can run up to MacOS 7.6.1. OS 8 requires a
68040 chip.
No its doesn't, it will run on a 030 - read gambas site.
For what its worth a 030 amiga will emulate a 040 under the mac OS
meaning no hacks required for 8.1, it will also run 040 apps which a
real
Scott Holder wrote:
Darren wrote:
I have vpc 1, Realpc 1, Blue Lable 1.6se and a couple of others, none
of which are likely to work on a 68000, possibly with the amiga being
the exception, cross-dos. Windows 3.11 will run fine on a quadra,
sharing the limited resources of a SE would be a large
Jake Norcross wrote:
Hello Compactors
I am looking for the neccessary software to emulate
DOS 6.22 on my SE. Is there any such thing? I also
have the original program disks to Windows 3.11
(gasp!) and was wondering if that would work as well.
Can such a thing run on an SE with a FDHD? I think
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/hd.html
A year since pickle left and what, 6 months since Gamba last posted.
The page contains tools and advice. Also the regedit hack for HDSC
setup under sys 6 as well as the patched version.
You might try
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=8647
Robert Little wrote:
Craig, Darren, et al...
Perhaps I'm wrong in this, but I'm detecting a hint of
hostility with regards to the discussion that sprang
up from the CC discussion.
Nah, there's no agro here.
As its a mac list there must be some wintel bashing.
We are not all mac users, I for one
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Mystic made using a 580 instead of a 575. I am finding it impossible
to connect an external hard drive to it. It will do a zip drive, but once a
external hard drive is connected, it will not open. Well, it won't open fully.
It will bong and start to open, but
Ken wrote: twice
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SCSI voodoo. Sounds like a problem with termination.
As the 580 is IDE with a scsi port, its fairly obvious its scsi
mis-configuration or not, if the screen is gray when it freezes
termination may well be the problem.
Can Baily chain the zip to the external, if so
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
I have removed the former AppleTalk extension from the Control
Panels folder. Then I have downloaded and installed AppleShare
Workstation 3.6.5. Now, when I try to enable AppleTalk in the
Chooser, I get an AppleTalk cannot be opened message, and it
doesn't activate. I
Ian J Taylor wrote:
Hi All,
I have two Classic SE Macs and a Performa 540, my questions are -
1) Can the two Classic's be networked for file sharing, if so how ?
2) Could you install a Linux Dist on the Performa Macintosh ?
Hi Ian, not much traffic tonight.
!) You know how to setup appletalk
Stephen Taylor wrote:
Darren and everyone else
Here's a short link to the Apple site that was mentioned in Digest #1949:
http://tinyurl.com/2lz26
That's a whole lot shorter than the long apple link! grin
In case you're wondering how I did it, just go visit tinyurl.com. Nifty, free little
Rod Dickerson wrote:
I guess I should have done this search first, but here is a localtalk
driver. Apparently they are not the same.
http://www.math.umn.edu/~bradford/ltpc.html
Old driver for a localtalk pc card, might have to mod it with a hack
saw to make it fit a mac, possibly a little work
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Hi!
Finally I have received all the pieces needed to make my new
PowerMac 6100/60 work, so I'm ready to create a small network
between it and my Classic I/II. When it has the Classic II
personality, it boots from an external drive with System 7.6.1. The
problem is that
Scott Holder wrote:
mklinux is PPC only. He'll be wanting http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/
Hmm, pretty sure someone around here had it running on a quad, never
did get that version number. ;)
I've been running Linux on various 68k Macs for awhile now, does
quite
well in CLI mode but X is a
Eric Rasmussen wrote:
On Apr 5, 2004, at 9:59 PM, Darren wrote:
Its a required file located in the system folder once the install has
finished.
Yes, I did that, and it's all set up and working now. Note that I also
had to put the enabler onto the system tools disk to format the drive
before
Tarus Balog wrote:
Howdy.
G'day.
Can anyone report success running Basilisk for OSX and networking the
old fashioned way, you know, chooser, psw, connected to a on topic mac?
Basically, it works for other platforms and would possibly survive
your regular updates for (os)X.
Not a lot of help
John-Robert La Porta wrote:
Update-
Thanks to everyone who has helped me test things out with the site
so far! snip You can not post to the site directly (I did not want
this because then someone could put anything in there), but I would
gladly accept emails. Once again, thanks for the
John-Robert La Porta wrote:
Did you get the other email response I sent Darren?
Yes John, I'm a painfully slow typist.
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Stuart Bell wrote:
On 23 Mar 2004, at 22:21, Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
It is quite possible that Apple does not have functional or accessible
copies of a lot of their software.
But we do! S! ;-)
It would be a very interesting software list if we somehow make a list
of program
J.S. Garrison wrote:
on 3/19/04 12:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Second of all, what is the second button for on the Kensington fans? I
have figured out that one is a power switch, but I cannot figure out what
the purpose of the other button is. It doesn't seem to do
Darren wrote:
I'm guessing that your right. The Kingston (which I dont think I can
use) atop my plus has a power cord and two female 110v outlets available
on the back. Possibly to power the Plus and external hard drive or
printer? The power outlets point down so its all very neat.
Make
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Paul,
PEB See my website page...which gives a description of
what I did about halfway down the page.
It's a nice site, but it doesn't provide me with any clue
how to decode the MacBinary .bin files once I get them onto
a Mac filesystem. I'll
Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
The setting for 32-bit addressing is stored in VRAM. I should
know: my PRAM battery is dead and the setting is lost every time
I yank the plug!
I was hoping for something along the lines of the extension manager:
press a key during the boot sequence and select
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do i split the archive?
Or how do i make a split archive from the original that will fit two
floppies?
Then, if you've had no success with previous suggestions, there are
MacSplitz, Splitsville, and Split Join.
Execellent suggestions. Spiltz and Joinz works well
Eric Rasmussen wrote:
I also need to figure out how to get MacWrite documents from my 400k
disks to my G5. I guess I need an intermediary machine with an 800k
drive that can read 400k disks, and then get the documents onto a
high-density disk.
This is all based on the assumption that the
Graham Cox wrote:
On 4 Mar 2004, at 5:16 am, Katzy wrote:
ps-- what's a mod?-- it seems like a music format... how do I make one?
Others have answered your question about MP3, and I don't have anything
I can add to that. But I can answer this for you!
I hate cutting anything with reference to
Alexander Kaaling wrote:
Thanks for the replies, Kinda impressed that someone managed to decode my
mixed up english in the email.
Anyway, a follow up question, when I have a nic in the SE, do I need some
special extensions to the system to get it to work? (7.1 mactcp)
(Been around the MS world
Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
On Sun, Feb 29, 2004 at 07:20:33PM +0100, Alexander Kaaling wrote:
I cant figure out which settings to use in 7.1 got get the SE to accept
an IP from the dhcp.
I presume you are using MacTCP. AFAIK, it does not support DHCP
so you will need to configure a static
Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
on 2/26/04 3:00 PM, Darren wrote:
Grab a copy of PowerPCheck-FAT and have a look at the amount of
un-needed code your (sic) loading for 8.1 ...
The code for the other platform simply takes up space on the hard drive.
Whenever there are 68k and ppc implementations
Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
Does anybody have information on how the emulator layer
works? It would be interesting to know what is emulated and what
is not.
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/mac/PPCSoftware/PPCSoftware-13.html
is a good place to start. There are a few more.
Mark Benson wrote:
On Feb 26, 2004, at 12:47 am, Darren wrote:
OS8.1 is less than suited to many 68k machines. Apart from eye candy
and compatibility for some programs you might wont what has it got for
a 68k mac?
Open Transport that works properly (well better than 7.x anyway) with
Mac OS X
Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 12:25:35PM +1100, Darren wrote:
7.1, update to 7.1.3.
Okay, now for System 7.1 confusion:
My understanding is that there is a System 7.1, System 7.1.2, and
System 7.1.3. But I am also under the impression that System 7.1
Update 3 does
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still enjoying my once-again-working Mac Classic II, I was just pondering
whether or not I should upgrade the System software. It arrived with
System 7.1, and I have not upgraded it as yet. I was wondering what the
most stable and effecient System software is for a
http://www.biwa.ne.jp/%7Eshamada/fullmac/repairEng.html
Scroll down, ignore the SE/30 title and see if anything helps.
http://www.biwa.ne.jp/%7Eshamada/fullmac/ also has some interesting
.Eng files, again more related to the SE/30
Try it with only the 2mb on board ram, not likely the problem but
Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
On Thu, Feb 19, 2004 at 04:57:14AM -0500, John F. Scipione wrote:
To make a long story short: if you don't know this stuff, you are
better off not compiling the program. There are definitely more
gentle ways to introduce yourself to unix development. Once you
Mark Benson wrote:
On the subject of Basilisk II, can anyone get the OS X version (build
15) to work? I just tried it with an LC575 ROM image and it just sits at
a black screen for eternity. I at least expected a flashing '?'.
I've suffered similar symptoms on differing platforms.
Without
Jeremy Morgan wrote:
Hi all, it's been years since I've been on this list. I've found free
time and am getting back into my hobby.
Anyways...
Does anyone know if Basilisk II will work with ROMs from either a Plus,
SE, SE/30, PB 165c, or LC II?
Most of what you have listed are better suited to
Byron Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
On Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 01:05:55PM +1100, Darren wrote:
You might take a look at Squeak, a little like Hypercard kinda sorta
which also runs on a few platforms maybe the SE30, maybe not.
I think it will run on an SE/30, but you will need to find a small
image file
J.S. Garrison wrote:
on 2/3/04 8:48 PM, James Norman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just spent the day resurrecting an original 128k Mac, replaced the
analogue board and CRT with bits from a Mac Plus, dishwashered the
motherboard, and carefully cleaned the 400k floppy drive. Only thing I
Josh Stacey wrote:
I have pulled the motherboard out and cleaned it with cotton swab and some
rubbing Alcohol. That didnt work
I would put it in the dishwasher if it worked. It stopped draining on us so
we dont use it.Dont have the money
right now to get a new one.
Classic II's fail by
James Norman wrote:
But this still doesn't answer my question - what do I use to open this
disk image file so that I can get a System disk for the 128k Mac? If I
were to discard Disk201.dsk I would be discarding the image file I
should be working with.
What Utility do I need to open
Josh Stacey wrote:
Hi There, Thanks for the help here.
I did take the board out and I did wash it by hand with a old toothbrush
also.
I even cleaned it with and without the rom chips in it and I have taken the
ram out too
and cleaned them also.
The dishwasher that doesnt work anymore is a Lady
Doh!
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Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Darren ha escrito:
Its a image file, it can be used with vmac and therefore the contents
could be copied to a floppy and used from there.
.dsk is also a appleII image format among others.
With a size of 413 Kb, it is not an Apple II disk image file. Apple II's disk
Jennifer Worgan wrote:
Dishwashing soap is alkaline, battery leakage used to be acidic until
alkaline batteries came out. I can't speak about the capacitors, I don't
believe I have heard of a resistor leaking anything other that electrons due
to a crack in the resistor causing the resistor to
Marten van de Kraats wrote:
Paul wrote:
(I still have and sometimes use a Mac Plus, but I've a PC user for the
past decade. I'm thinking of going back to Apple, however...)
Good for you. The Dark Lord is contemplating an assault on both Google
and iTunes. We need all the help we can get.
Sean Brown wrote:
I know this is a little juvenile, but i have been looking all over for teh
macPuke init, the one that makes a puking sound when you eject a disk. I
found one, and it makes the sound, but it wont eject the disk. Also, any
other silly inits too.
Musgrove, Jimmy W. wrote:
How do others remove that suction cup connection at the tube? My SE 30 must
be welded on, and I surely don't want to break the glass for trying. If I
had one that didn't work, I'd bust it up just so I could see how the
connection is made.
I believe its a hook type
Sean Brown wrote:
The modem port is what i want to use, for one it just makes more sence to me,
and two i had seen that the printer port might be limited to 300baud though
it is talking to the sun at 9600 fine so far. The problem is that ZTerm
reports that the modem port is busy (ERROR: -98
Sean Brown wrote:
Ok i got around to makeing a cable, and it talks to the sun through the
Printer Port, but ZTerm still says cannot open port when i tell it to use the
modem port on my SE. So what could possibly be using the port, i dont have
AppleShare and MacTCP unloaded, and AppleTalk is set
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is Gamba not responding to his emails? Let me look and see if I can find any
info from when I did my order, just a few months ago. If all else fails, I
have an extra, my hold out, that I will send for shipping cost only.
snip
Could you please cut the rubbish from the
Carmen F.J. Beuhler, Lawyer wrote:
Boy is my face ever red
No offence honest, it just gets a little large.
I'm sure I make more mistakes than yourself and I've been reminded of that fact
more often.
We do have a few dedicated compact users that shouldn't be forgotten. :)
Does your email client
http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
it takes a bit of reading and some of the links are dead but it might help.
it answers your question and provides the same links as the list
once upon a time..
now we have a happy community constantly reharshing the same 6 questions.
a big improvement,
pace wrote:
Thanks Darrin!
I will see what I can do with all that great info!
I had tried apples site all over, along with several
other website... I just don't see why Apple won't offer it.
I actually already had the back off, that was a peice of cake.
The troubles I am having is that when I
The error code you have listed doesn't appear in my database on this pc or my
main mac.
There are a few error code resources on the web and you may find this one a
little easier to get your head around http://www.appleerrorcodes.com/ try the
sad mac codes link which you may find explains the
pace wrote:
Hello, new to this list was hoping someone here
might be able to help point me in a direction
to where I might be able to get some OS software
for a little old Mac. (the 128k Macintosh Model M0001)
I think my 3 1/2 floppy 400k is bad...
I wanted another OS diskette to try out...
If
Marcin Wichary wrote:
The Macintosh 20th anniversary posters are officially
finished. :) You can view them all at www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/mac20th.
If you're interested in the original print-quality PDF files,
just let me know.
Huge thanks to everyone who helped me do this!
You really
Jacob Rose wrote:
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Darren wrote:
I wonder would what happens when you turn the pc version of acrobat loose to
download the page. :)
Works fine in Linux...
Most things do. ;)
The file is a little less than 6mb and has lost nothing or little in the
tranfer. Starting to fuzz
Jacob Rose wrote:
I recommend Basilisk II, which is a free 68000-series Mac emulator:
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/B2Main.html
Low End Mac seems to have a review of it, I just noticed:
http://lowendmac.com/mac2win/02/0501.html
Note that you will have to download the ROMs from your old Mac
Eddie wrote:
According to the service manual R8 is the one to cut for memory upgrades.
Eddie
I think therefore I Mac se
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question Eddie.
You must be new here. :)
I'll rip the back off and take the system saver apart and see what there is to
see. I
Hi
I picked up a Plus in very good condition which came with a rodime 20 plus
external hdd and a kingston system saver.
Two questions:
I can expand the ram to 4mb given the simm's and cutting a resistor lead? Can I
find some good info on which resistor please?
The system saver (hehe) is
Michael Sherry wrote:
A very dirty SE case of mine is going to get a good clean, I thought I would
start with a dishwasher (my sister-in-laws). Any good tips for settings ?
Detergents etc ! Any risk of melting it ?
Thanks
Mike
Hi Mike
Its a subject goes round every 6 weeks so on top of
Jeremy D. Pavleck wrote:
Hi gang,
Picked up a Mac SE FDHD, went through the instructions on creating a Mac
bootdisk on Windows, put the disk in the SE. Power it on, it accesses the
disk for a few seconds, spits it out, and gives me the I need an OS icon -
any ideas?
In my experience, the
Karl Miller wrote:
Hello!
I have a Q700 that I am trying to get on AOL
(easiest...but not my preferred ISP), and I called
AOL, but they no longer have AOL versions 3 or 4 on
floppy. I have 2.1, but I tried connecting before and
it didn't work for some reason. I am hoping someone
out there can
John F. Scipione wrote:
Even if it is possible to get the drive to work, it would take a lot of
effort, and probably would be a hack in the end. I don't think that the
SE/30 can recognize more that a 2GB partition anyway, so you would have
to make 4 partitions which is hardly useful. Plus,
Stuart Bell wrote:
We ought to talk cricket, and keep our American friends totally
bemused! ;-)
Rugby anyone? We all kicked our american friends tail in that one.
Doesn't seem fair to talk about cricket, well for me anyway. ;)
A couple of macs from ][e to G4, yawn.
Darren (oz)
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Gary Kitchen wrote:
Hi gang. I need a few more MB of brain cells before I can understand why I
can't accomplish the simple task of placing 7.5 on my Performa's hard
disk. Read on and let the fun begin. Feel free to sprinkle advice whenever
appropriate! Take a deep breath, here goes:
Suggestions
Josh Stacey wrote:
If a compastor is leaking it needs to be found and replaced. Which I dont
think one of those would be hard to find just the leaking one hard to find.
But who knows. Once I get the cover off of it I will first unplug the
floppy and the harddrive (If it has a harddrive) and see
Hi Marcin.
While these are not what you asked for maybe you will find some use for them.
http://archaic-apples.shauny.de/files/mac/images/
Another site you might like is
http://www.mirrors.ausmac.net/AusMac/auslist.cgi?location=Quicktime-Movies.
Slowly getting through you gui gallery. :)
The
Gary Kitchen wrote:
I am trying to figure out how to make a boot disk for my Performa 575, but I
am running into multiple roadblocks. Here are the main issues I am facing:
The internal (infernal?!) SCSI 2x speed CD-Rom drive has died
I don't have Stuffit on the Mac, so I can't unstuff anything I
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Hi, Hal.
I think the SE/30's processor generates enough heat to make it neccessary to
have a fan. One solution that perhaps will fit you is to use a speed control
for the SE/30's built-in fan, like those used nowadays in PC boxes (the heat
and the noise generated by the
Stuart Bell wrote:
Every response is noted.
But how do you get parts you want/need from list members, short of
asking on the list? The idea is that after the initial request/offer,
everything else would be off list.
Which is the idea. Encourage people to ask on list
If one was in need of
Joey Morin wrote:
yeah, it's an old drive alright, but when you're in a pinch... i use these
techniques to recover data from dead ide and scsi drives all the time. it
goes without saying that you should put critical data on any old drive,
let alone one that has needed any kind of repair,
Sounds like the title of one of those junk porn emails.
Anywho is anyone else having trouble accessing Gambas site?
cheers
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Michael Railton wrote:
Hi,
I have spotted a mac with the model number M0001P and am wondering if
anybody can confirm if this is a 128k Mac.
Personally, no but I have no idea.
http://www.mandrake.demon.co.uk/Apple/part_nos.txt
Full credit to the site owner. :) Yours isn't hard to find.
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Darren wrote:
Personally, no but I have no idea.
http://www.mandrake.demon.co.uk/Apple/part_nos.txt
Full credit to the site owner. :) Yours isn't hard to find.
No, I don't know where the P is. Opps :(
How's your French?
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jerome.vernet/specs/Applemac128.html
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Jake Norcross wrote:
Do you mean that the whole drive won't mount or the
new partition won't mount?
What did you use to partition it?
The whole thing won't mount, and I partitioned it with
Disk Tools from like system 7.0.1-- I think it's
something by Norton.
How big is the drive.
Can you see it
Robert JA Basilio Jr. wrote:
Hi All:
According to lowendmac.com, the quickest and easiest way to upgrade the
Color Classic would be to get the motherboard of an LC 550. Pardon this
stupid question but would the mobo of an LC 575 or 580 do? After all, from
the looks of it, they have the same
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