On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 17:47, Dr.O.M.Betz wrote:
Hi folks,
just stumbled across this auction:
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=26746item=5122500688rd=1
Unfortunately for most of us it is in German, but you'll get the picture by
reading across it and looking at the pics,
pretty much the same.
That said, the differences were really pretty minor and unimportant for
actual usage :)
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is essentially a rewiring of the three slots rather than
any other real logic to it. ICBW but I don't think there's really any
logic or other circuitry involved.
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tended to stick with System 6 and telnet. It was great fun using a
vintage 1986 computer to telnet, irc, and a couple other things at once.
And they said Macs had bad multitasking ;)
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Chris Hood wrote:
snip
So my questions now, why would there be an invisible file already in the
Extensions folder called network? why is it invisible, do I really need it
(if it's causing me not to be able to install the correct drivers for the
Asante ethernet card), how can I delete it if I
nice. I've lately used later
Mac OSes so the little things like context menus and spring-loaded
folders are nice.
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access to HFS+ :)
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several minutes to start and you can watch the
screen paint individual lines. Fun, but again not useful :)
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in a Powermac he got for $20 over on one
of the Powermac lists awhile back)
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suppose if there's room for a NIC there'd be room for the wireless card.
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Appletalk, and quite well (even on 68k), but not over
serial ports (aka Localtalk). Works well over Ethernet and such, and the
various Localtalk - Ethertalk converters should work fine as well.
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sluggish. Can be useable though. It's
fun running Mozilla 1.x and Firefox on Quadras :)
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case and don't want to put 28 MB of RAM to waste just
because of this new toy.
snip
I don't know of any convenient way to switch, but I do know of an
extension called Force32 that will force it to 32 bit on. I don't know
if any way to do the opposite at boot.
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seemingly-low refresh rate. The Trinitron really helps.
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nanyone suggest what it might be?
The light is on a little separate board along with the other front
controls. Do the other front controls work?
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to the buttons. The
Classic was one of the few to give direct access to them.
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in a thunderstorm overnight,
let them dry out thoroughly, and the only effect was somewhat cleaner
cases.
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At 08:39 AM 10/5/2003, you wrote:
SE/30s can have 128Mb, as we all know.
OK you win there
LC475 class machines can do 132 megs with a fairly rare 128 meg SIMM that
it can take ;)
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Performa 475, PowerMac
6400 became Performa 6400, etc. Don't ask me why :)
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be able to find it, as well as tons of other games, here:
http://mac.the-underdogs.org/index.php?show=gameid=71
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At 05:36 PM 9/20/2003, you wrote:
Somebody has figured out a way to sabotage my website..
Earthlink has a 1000 MB per month traffic limit, which if exceeded before
end of month causes site to be disconnected by earthlink until 1st of next
month.
Yesterday there was 424 MB of traffic, it is
At 10:41 PM 8/23/2003 -0600, you wrote:
Hi all-
I've recently read that one for sale listing per year is acceptable
etiquette... if so, please read on; otherwise please disregard and
accept my sincere apologies. I've enjoyed this list for a long time
and do not mean to abuse it!
I'm letting go
At 12:31 AM 7/31/2003 +0200, you wrote:
He wants to know the level of interest, I am checking it out for him on
the compact mac and vintage mac lists.
Marten
I'd be very interested, especially if it worked on black and white compacts :)
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my favorite way of surfing on there is to telnet/ssh into one of my
Linux boxes, which gives me access to just about anything I could want.
Yeah, not practical, but it works :)
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At 12:06 AM 7/17/2003 -0400, you wrote:
snip I didn't try any
TCP/IP stuff; MacTCP might run, but then what apps will fit in 4M RAM?
Well, let's see. MacLynx, NCSA Telnet, MacSSH, various e-mailers, MacWeb,
Fetch, ircle... plenty enough to make it reasonably useful.
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some images.
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some control from ADB (AppleVision 1710? Dunno). I suppose, with drivers,
you could use ADB for about everything USB is used for, but it's just very
slow for stuff like networking and drives.
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emulates the missing
instructions, or just makes software thing it's an 020 to see if they'll
run anyway. There was probably plenty of software that didn't actually need
an '020, but just checked for one for minimum spec reasons.
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not on one, runs unmodified on a Mac Plus. I
currently have mine set up to run Windows 3.0 on it for no good reason :)
My Classic even boots System .97 just like my Plus :)
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to be seen, but having a 68010 in there
would be neat.
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enough
space on my new home for all my old computers :-( . And anyway, making it
with an old and limited machine is sooo fun...
One option would be a nice LC/LCII/LCIII/LC475 machine. They're pizza box
sized and tuck away in the corner nicely :) Also Ethernet cards are readily
available.
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have one, might be
worth trying to remove the Appletalk thing.
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, but I bet AnalogX's is even easier. A
bit less featured probably, but very nice and easy.
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it just for the SCSI case, but perhaps
not yet. I still need to find a cheap CD caddy.
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?
Thanks for your help!
Macs have always had mice, but they aren't permanently attached. You'll
need to find a mouse, but they're pretty cheap.
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included are
the LC-style all in one boxes (LC575, etc).
Not entirely sure about the PPC-based all-in-ones, as they're pretty big.
Best bet for the iBook would probably be the Powerbooks list. Or maybe the
G-list, not sure if that covers the GX Powerbooks or not.
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think you'll actually be using all 4 megs of it, it might be
worth sticking with 1 or 2.
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of commercials off the top of my head that have
Macs in them, including an Intel commercial (at least... it looks a darn
lot like a TiBook. Guess I could be wrong...)
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for my Etherdock
and Appleshare 3.5, to be exact).
Just to be completely, totally sure I restarted with Extensions off, and
they still worked.
Should work fine, I guess.
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, I'd love to see something that size in a Compact Mac. What's the
maximum number of partitions under System 6? I could just imagine a screen
full of drive icons with a 170 GB drive on a Classic :)
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it fine on 7.1 as well.
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2
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you could try connect. I don't know much Applescript, but it
might work.
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of Gestalt ID. There are a number of programs that I bet
would work but don't even try, that aren't fooled by Resediting the VER
resources.
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, it
might even run on a SE/30 with a 32 bit clean ROM. I wouldn't want to see X
on an SE/30, but ymmv :)
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is more of a See,
it can do it! than anything actually useful.
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wouldn't get full quality/stereo out of it.
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having students use a floppy disk for
their documents. Kids are a lot more careful with disks that have their
schoolwork on it than they would be with a bootdisk they don't care about :)
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as nice as a full graphical browser with images, flash,
java/script and the like, but I'd say it's far from useless. Right speedy too.
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this over to the CC boards, but any idea about
compatibility with Takky mods? I have a mostly-complete Takky (booted it
exactly once with my 6500 board before trying to reassemble it. Hasn't
worked since). I've never actually seen a 575...
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rare
analogue board than 800x600. Can it still run at 640x480?
I think I've killed my CC's analog board, so I'm interested :)
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Classics, as their essentially a Mac
Plus Plus, but I suppose if I were running a museum I'd allow other compact
and classic Macs in there ;)
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in if such a thing exists :)
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that's a long way off yet.
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'030 and '040 compacts,
but it works.
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Well, okay, I sit corrected.
Let me rephrase that to Works better than nothing ;) If you have no other
option, it'll get you connected.
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a 68010
in there :)
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that boots
my Mac Classic fine :)
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If it's a reasonably recent disk image, then you could mount it on the
desktop and do some copying. I've had pretty good luck with that. If
it's an image of an old boot disk or old documents, there might be some
issues with file types, but it won't hurt anything.
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Theoretically, yes. You could get a multi-plug SCSI cable and a power
plug Y to plug them both in. Mounting would be interesting, you may be
able to wedge it in there somewhere. You'd also have to hope the power
supply could handle it.
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I've never used a zip drive on my Classic, but since the Classic is
essentially a rebadged Plus with a floppy upgrade and internal HD
capability, I wouldn't be surprised if anything applicable to the Plus
was still applicable to the Classic.
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compared to
even the SCSI of that era too.
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Just another sign of evolution of languages :)
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It's fine here.
Try going here: http://216.22.45.49/ and see if you can get any of the
other sites. Could be a DNS issue.
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Stuart Bell
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need to figure out what
I've done to it. I had it working once or twice! :)
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Actually, it's probably just a matter of sticking a boot floppy in and
figuring out what's up with the boot drive. Someone's probably killed
the System Software. Worst case is a reinstall of the OS.
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And not only that, but we'll say Ni! to him until he repents!
Scott ;)
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the pickle
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 6:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Huh?
...decent Monty Python film... Good oxymoron -p!
on a black and white screen at that resolution is limiting.
I personally use my Classic mainly as a console to my Linux polyserver
(A Mac LC475, incidentally) as well as for some IRCing.
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My copy of 5 has MacLink with it. I'm not entirely sure where its
original source is, as it came on an iMac originally. May have been from
something else installed.
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the pickle
Sent: Thursday
. It showed up in
the Mac IIs and SEs first.
Naturally, this is all just from my reading, I could be wrong, but it's
what I've heard :)
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 3:59 PM
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There's also uCLinux, http://www.uclinux.org/ . Although aimed at
microcontrollers, it's main purpose is to run on 68000s with no MMU or
FPU. It works, though there's no Mac-specific stuff and therefore would
probably take a good bit of work to get running on a Plus or the like.
Scott Holder
Hey folks,
Posted a couple days ago about getting my Classic going with System 6 and
SCSI/Ethernet, but I've another odd one.
Trying to add some favorite tools, I stuck WindowShade in there to see if
it worked. It did! But... my Ethernet connection was gone from MacTCP... so
I tried removing
need Appletalk, but it'd
be nice to have just in case.
Any ideas? It's working pretty well as it is so I'm not too antsy to mess
with it, but still..
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Just a g enter will get out of it without anything happening.
Sometimes g finder is useful to kill misbehaving apps.
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Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 12:36 PM
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with a modem again, an LC
PDS network card might be handy.
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Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 5:54 PM
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Subject: Hooking up over a LAN
I've got a LC 575 that I'd like
for various publishing reasons and such, and thus were intended to
have some unused parts.
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it with a Plus before I knew what I was doing, and all it
would do is try to initialize the disk and fail. Even if I put one in, it
would still keep popping up the Initialize or Eject option.
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You at least could have posted it to a list where the people on it could
use the thing...
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Subject: FS Airport Card
System 7 does strange things to disks intended for older systems if you
mount them directly.
The disk copy thing should have worked, as I just yesterday booted my
Classic with System .85, which was on the 128k's Guided Tour disk. No
clue what might be going on with yours.
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*kicks
This is true for the earlier System 7's. Before 7 there were some system
specific things, but nothing like what Enablers added.
Especially going back to System 1 and things that old, there only was
one Macintosh for it to run on.
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if you use way too much Armor-All. Some people use
the If a little is good, a lot is better approach to using the stuff
which isn't true :)
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, outside the US somewhere the Mac EDs were 512ks.
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At 11:28 AM 8/12/2002 -0500, you wrote:
I've only sold a couple items with a reserve price, before buy-it-now was
available. I guess reserve auctions are frustrating, but less frustrating
than sniping, imo.
Sniping is one of the best ways to do it, IMHO. Nothing wrong with it at all.
Scott
you're willing to pay anyway, if you get outbid you theoretically have
nothing to be upset about.
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of the bots. My mom is really into the various
autosnipers, but I think it takes the fun out of it.
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really know for sure if they're good.
Anyone have any memory testing programs that would work on it?
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Head over here:
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It has Gauntlet at least, as well as tons of other great old games.
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to use in an emulator. Went and tried
it on my real Quadra running Netscape and had various random problems until
I turned off Javascript. Looks like the site has a couple popups/ads with
scripts that break things.
Hope this helps.
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will all just go away ;)
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Currently fighting address errors trying to get a Classic online
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itself. Have you tried C-booting the OS X disc?
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be there. Search for Network Software Selector.
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other
people said They can't use the internet. There's no software for 7.1.
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At 11:33 PM 7/15/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Go on - give us the URL! ;-)
Stuart
Looks like this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2038465705
Given the seller's feedback rating, it doesn't surprise me.
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that.
Wouldn't pay $30 for a Plus anyway even if I didn't have to ship it.
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else you can say about him ;)
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At 10:16 AM 7/13/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Hi, I've got an old monitor here that puzzles me.
It is called an AppleColor Composite Color Monitor, and was made in 1988.
Apparently it is for a IIe computer. Its video input appears to be an RCA
connection.
Can I do anything
generally one of those Try it and see what happens type things, as you
can't really break anything.
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Apple ever thought a CC would be doing all that ;)
So my first major electical project is a success. Now all I need is a name.
CSJ would fit, for Cold Solder Joint. Either that or ABUY. Ain't Blown Up
Yet. ;)
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At 08:50 AM 6/14/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Could someone tell me about Oliver in lay terms? Very simply,as I am new to
this, where it is available??
Thanks.
Erm, Oliver is the name of the computer. It would be available at the
owner's house (Sp00ky, evidently).
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floppy ;) Would
only work on the machines that already read HD disks internally, but it's
handy.
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back to the 800k vs HD floppy, the HD disk drive will
still read 800k disks fine, the only problem would be if you wanted to use
the drive on a Mac that doesn't read HD disks.
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