looking at the 575 anologe board mod, Will it be cheaper?
Help!
Cheers in advance
Darren
PS I am in the UK
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Thomas wrote:
I formatted another drive and used used System Picker to change
between system folders from different partitions and it worked. I'm
not exactly sure what was fixed in the process, since I used the same
formatting tool with the other drive I formatted.
System Picker, like a
Thomas wrote:
I used HD SC Setup 7.3.5 to format and partition the drives. I also
tried System Picker, but it doesn't show any selectable drives...I'm
guessing this utility is to pick through mutiple systems on one
partition, not among different partitions. What is the proper
procedure for
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 22 Nov 2005, at 04:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, HFS supports 2Tb drives, but the following URL has relevant
information: http://chrislawson.net/writing/macdaniel/010219cl.shtml
(Copypasted for your laziness ;) )
How Large a Drive Does My Mac Support?
Anthony Moss wrote:
Does anyone have any information on how to clock chip a SE/30
to make it run at 25MHz? I have a IIsi that I can raid for parts.
http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/mhz.html
for info, the 2 replys earlier are correct.
The si differs as it has more than one crystal oscillator
Tom Lee wrote:
Hey everyone. It's seems as though the address errors have returned.
I may have to go back and check every single disk again. In any case,
someone has been nice enough to send out a Mac Plus. All it needs is
a keyboard and mouse. I'll find one somehow.
I'll keep everyone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you want to use a zip-drive for booting, then there must be a driver
on the zip disk.
Use Iomega Tools 4.2 when formatting your disk. Iomega-Tools places a
hardware-driver on the disk. This driver is used to access the scsi-device
when booting from this disk.
Gary Danko wrote:
You have an Amiga? That is great! :) I have an Amiga 2000 with an
060/50 and an Amiga 4000 with an 030/25. Both are mint condition. :) I
also have an Amiga 3500 prototype as well!
Sweet! 2x1200 030/50 and 040/50 and several 500's, they sorta go with
the on topic macs.
I
Gary Danko wrote:
Use OS 8.1. It is more stable and does not require any enablers.
7.1 is faster, cleaner, no fat and will do 96.8% of what bloated 8.1
will do.
8.1 is eye candy, while its the last supported 68k OS it is IMHO a bit
heavy for all but the fastest 68k macs unless required by
Gary Danko wrote:
My CC is a real 040/33.. Not bad at all.
Thats right, not bad. My amiga's now 040/50 and it does run OS8.1 for
the hell of it, wonder why apple never made a highend 68k. Oh, did
anyone use the 030/50 or 040/50 or 060/50 in a product line rather than
just xlr8er card,
Louis Labrie wrote:
Stuart
I am also in needs of these please, for my Color Classic.
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/enablers.html
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You can make simple converter cables that allow you to use Amiga or Atari
ST mice, I have them detailed on my site.
Thank you.
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Stuart Bell wrote:
I thought you might need something to cheer you up! ;-)
Remember the fat lady?
Stuart in England, leaving US and Canadian members mystified, no doubt.
very ot. ;-)
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Gianluca Abbiati wrote:
Hi everybody, I'm looking for Feathers space and MacASM, the
first is a great 1985 game and the second is the first assembler
compiler for the mac. Anybody knows where is possible to find them?
I already contacted the producers with no reply. Thanks
Underdogs
Thomas wrote:
Hi All,
This discussion started on another thread, but I thought I'd move it
to a separate topic. How is it possible to boot off of a CD drive
with a Plus or SE/30? I
have tried on an SE/30 and Classic with an old Apple CD drive and they
would not boot off the CD. I have
Ian Nixon wrote:
I can't figure out how to make a CD in Mac OS X that would be
bootable to a classic environment.
I'm not sure if there is a way...I worked my derrière (:-P) off and
wasted 10 CD-Rs trying to make an OS 8.6 (bootable) CD for my 7200
last year, using my iMac G4 (10.3.5 at
Jeff Walther wrote:
Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2005 09:05:25 +1000
From: Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Niven wrote:
SCSI Mac hard drives need to be non-parity. But termination is
probably the most critical thing.
Why, if a drive comes from one mac as a boot disk and is inserted into
another
Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
on 7/29/05 2:08 PM, Dr.O.M.Betz wrote:
... MacTracker ... download the program
which is a must for every Mac aficionado IMHO ...
The Mac version of MacTracker requires Mac OS 9.2.x or later. It sort-of
runs on 9.1 but your Mac will invariably crash shortly
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 30 Jul 2005, at 07:23, Bryan Kattwinkel wrote:
on 7/28/05 3:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... i.e. OSX won't see your System 7 AppleTalk Macs.
This is a myth. ALL versions of OS X support AppleTalk over Ethernet.
They all work fine with AppleTalk-only
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 30 Jul 2005, at 12:23, Darren wrote:
we have the ashes yet again, how dull.
One match does not make a series.
It's not over till the fat lady spins.
If he can stay off the phone long enough its in the bag.
You need 4 wins. :( not going to happen even without rain
Lavode wrote:
Hi List!
I have a straight SE (not an SE/30), and it has an 80 mb HD that I
want to put a 2 GB drive into. I can't get the SE to recognize the
drive. The drive was in a 7300 running OS 9.x in it's previous life,
so I put the new drive into an old PowerComputing tower running
John Niven wrote:
SCSI Mac hard drives need to be non-parity. But termination is
probably the most critical thing.
Why, if a drive comes from one mac as a boot disk and is inserted into
another mac as a boot disk would you even consider jumpers and
termination? Same setup but the 7300's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do you do if none of the systems you own has a modern enough operating
system to run MacTracker? The highest Mac O/S I use is 7.6. The highest
Windoze O/S I use is '98 SE.
Download the pc version! :)
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Dylan McDermond wrote:
On Jul 28, 2005, at 7:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do you do if none of the systems you own has a modern
enough operating
system to run MacTracker?
You upgrade.
Nah, upgrading every 6 months is for mac users, find a older version.
More than
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Not everybody is a Mac fanatic here! :-) At least, I'm not (even if I
do like Macs), and many other guys aren't. And I dissagree that the
User Interface thing is off-topic: the main reason why System 6 is
adorable is its simple and clean user interface, which places
Kenneth Smith wrote:
There once was a time when the link to the FAQ was posted at the end
of each email that was sent out from the list, and now I am wishing I
had it bookmarked.
If someone has the link, please post it again to the list. My
question is likely addressed by the FAQ, and I'll
NODEraser wrote:
You know, I'm really tired of all this Mac vs. Windows crap. The
reason I joined these lists was to get some insight on fixing up my
old Macs. I don't really give a frack whose interface is better, or
which processor architecture is superior. I use all platforms, all
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RANT: (not directed at you) A while back a lister posted a link to another
blog-type site like Jaghouse and Applefritter uses, set up for old Macs.
These are much better for this kind of troubleshooting and while I do not
want drive traffic from LEM and I realize these
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 4 Jul 2005, at 09:43, Darren wrote:
Be sure to always post a complete faq link relating to a topic, the
nanny gets upset at me if I just post http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
just me, lucky I guess.
Aha! So Darren is a re-incarnation of the pickle
Peter da Silva wrote:
On Jun 24, 2005, at 6:36 AM, Darren wrote:
It's pretty certain that they won't even support Classic on the
Intel Macs at all.
The emulators around now all work best on ppc, no surprise there -
much faster. Classic support will suffer alittle, there is alot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I agree, emulators are the way to go. Unfortunately Apple does not
officially support them and in fact, if any of the various emulators out
there actually took off commercially, I think Apple would crack down on
them. Many of the developers are fearful of this and
Peter da Silva wrote:
On Jun 24, 2005, at 1:31 AM, Darren wrote:
I first tried ShapeShifter in 97 or 98, you know now it as Basilisk
II. Shareware the eventually freeware for the amiga.
I was under the impression that Basilisk II was based on the UAE
(Unreliable Amiga Emulator) source
Brian Harding wrote:
Actually, I doubt it's anyone on the list. More likely is a trojan or
worm that has found it's way onto a list member's hard drive and is
simply plucking addresses from their Inbox, or in this case, their
Compact Mac inbox.
Since they've both been targetted at folks
J.S. Garrison wrote:
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
J.S. Garrison wrote:
Mebbe I oughtta test more often.
Looking like spam to me, you want to knock it off
now??
~~~
I'm one of the longest-subbed members of this list.
It's with a guaranteed
J.S. Garrison wrote:
Mebbe I oughtta test more often.
Looking like spam to me, you want to knock it off now??
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J.S. Garrison wrote:
Mebbe I oughtta test more often.
Looking like spam to me, you want to knock it off now??
:) No worse than the other replies.
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Stuart Bell wrote:
On 15 Jun 2005, at 08:30, Darren wrote:
Mebbe I oughtta test more often.
Looking like spam to me, you want to knock it off now??
That was quite uncalled for, Darren, certainly without a smiley at the
end.
Accusing people of spamming is off-topic for this list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure you can ... select OS 8.1 Base then select only the needed Remus
extension and it will prompt you to make a new set. But it seems like based
on the Apple TIL articles that Any version of OS8 can access OSX, just not
vice-versa. Of course OSX Macs are connected via
Dylan McDermond wrote:
On May 30, 2005, at 6:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody got a 128k made before February 7th 1984?
Is there a link to deciphering the serial to find manufacture date?
http://macfaq.org/serial.html
from http://macfaq.org/index.shtml which you should all know.
Sean Billings wrote:
Just found scsi probe and tried it, it says the bus is not terminated, so
if some sort of external termination could be made on the internal 50 way
cable the drive possibly could work, there is no SIL sockets on the drive
itself so I assume it performed some sort of powered
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Hi, folks!
Maybe this is a bit in the border of the list's topic, but as the
target machine for this is my Classic II, I think it's still inside.
Up to now, I have use an external SCSI hard drive and a USB-to-SCSI
converter in oder to copy files from my PCs to my
Phil Hosie wrote:
On 28/5/05 11:06 PM, Antonio Rodríguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I see that, it's more a matter on how you take it than a matter of
money. After all, it's a hobby, just as classic cars aficionados.
Agreed!...there is nothing more satisfing than to get a old compact,
Sean Billings wrote:
Scsi-probe and a hacked version of hd sc setup.
I did try the patched version of hd sc setup but it couldn't see anything
either.
Yes but have you tried to see the drive with scsi probe or mt everything
? Better to see the drive before looking for format tools, John's
Sean Billings wrote:
Hello,
I've just got hold of a 1GB SCSI Compaq Harddrive and thought I would see
if I can get it to work, but I can't get MacEnvy or Lido to recognise it on
the SCSI bus, is there anything I can try?
Scsi-probe and a hacked version of hd sc setup.
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Al Dowd wrote:
Dyson shows up on late-night cable channels, touting his device that
generates 1000 times the force of gravity! Knew to what you were
referring, but enjoyed the possible ambiguity. :)
Al D.
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 21 Apr 2005, at 22:55, Al Dowd wrote:
Aside to Stuart: Dysoned
Liam Proven wrote:
On 4/13/05, Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our first ppc had both installed I'm fairly sure it was called Network
and lived in the apple extras folder.
Hmm. I've disabled OT using Extension Manager, copied in MacTCP and it
works, significantly quicker, too
Peter da Silva wrote:
I have to re catalog my commodore/amiga software, may I send you a list
of names of the programs I am refering to offlist?
Do you have Tracers, published by Microillusion?
One good turn deserves another.
I'll relist what I have and contact you offlist by the weekend.
Liam Proven wrote:
On 4/13/05, Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nothing wrong with the shell,
It's... ideosyncratic, to say the least. I know DOS, CP/M, VAX-VMS,
Unix, Acorn RISC OS and more I couldn't make head or tail of it. No
help, no nothing. Still, it is venerable.
:) funny, I
Liam Proven wrote:
On 4/13/05, Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are third party VM programs, all very fussy none remain installed,
yet the mac emulator has no problem if the cpu is right, no (e)
I have to say I'm finding your writing rather hard to follow. It would
really help if you
Peter da Silva wrote:
OK I'll type slower for you. You can install programs that will give the
amiga virtual VM.
You can't, because the API that would have allowed you to usefully
take advantage of VM got screwed up by early application developers
who didn't use it, so it was never turned
Liam Proven wrote:
Got my first Miggy about 6-7yr ago. Lovely machine, weird GUI,
incomprehensible CLI. Must get OS 3.9 one of these days. I also want
to try to run a Mac emulator on it sometime.
Nothing wrong with the shell, the GUI is completely customizable. Fusion
is the only mac emulator
Liam Proven wrote:
I did it!
...Gosh.
Yay. Same here with a Classic but a bit of time has past. ;)
You can't actually *do* very much, can you?
You can do more than me I'd imagine.
I'm now tempted to try changing the MacOS 7.6.1 install - which after
/considerable/ grief I managed to move
Jack Gallemore wrote:
ISTR that Apple had issues with master/slave arrangements on IDEs.
LowendMac confirms that (http://lowendmac.com/500/lc580.shtml).
Look at the 'Cautions' paragraph.
Jack
Could you please CUT the crap before replying. As you wish to quote
Lowend try reading
John Niven wrote:
I don't know about the Dayna version but the Asante ENSC requires a
driver to be installed. It's on a floppy from Asante. I think it needs
a minimum of OS 6.0.7 - I've used it in a Classic II with OS's from
6.0.8L to 7.6.1. I prefer the first :-)
Best regards,
Peter da Silva wrote:
You are correct, it runs Tru64, Old RH or MDK, all 64-bit.
MDK?
There's an alpha port of Mandrake.
Debian may be a better option.
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Peter da Silva wrote:
Microsoft never released a 64-bit version of NT for the Alpha. We have been a
DEC/Compaq/HP partner since before the Alpha existed, and we've never got our
hands on one... they're all 32-bit, with 32-bit-only APIs. Do you have some
non-released software? I'd love to see a
Liam Proven wrote:
You know, I got offered such a machine by a friend recently, for free
- but I turned it down. I haven't got the room nor any real use for
it. For some reason, it doesn't push my cool kit button; I don't
know why...
I dont know why either, room is a big requirement, new
Stuart Bell wrote:
That is very, very naughty of them. Or someone.
After all, someone could make an almost complete collection of the
very old System discs which Apple used to allow Gamba to have on his
site. Then they could burn them to CD for posterity. Just think how
many people - even those
Hi
I was wondering if anyone here has had any contact with Gamba since
november 1st 2003?
The reason for the question apart from missing his input to the list the
last time his site was updated was they same week of his last post to
this or any other lem list I'm on, that together with a inbox
Luke Brennan wrote:
I've now gone an evil route with another SE/30 shell..
Shoehorned in a 9 monochrome POS monitor (SVGA) and a Mini-ITX
motherboard.. running WinXP..
Hi Luke.
Have a look round for the Axion model CV-1053 if your after a colour
POS to fit.
To keep the one eyed mac users happy,
Peter da Silva wrote:
It's because of sector formatting.
Here's a section of track, full of 1s and 0s:
10101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010
Peter da Silva wrote:
On the Amiga, they wrote the entire track in one pass, so you only
had to put the inter-sector gap at the end of the track. That gave you
1760K on a 2Mo flippy. You could also drop most of the sector headers
by modifying AmigaDOS and get 1920K in a 2Mo floppy, so long as you
Ian Nixon wrote:
oh and tape over the 2nd hole.
This method does not work for a long time. When I got my Mac II (my
first Mac with an 800k drive), I tried this method, and no less than 10
minutes later, the disk didn't work.
Do not use this method for backups or for any important
Ken wrote:
-
Try: http://www.macfaq.org/hardware/misc.shtml#Q2.8.12
The pickle hasn't been around here for some time, but
his FAQ lives on.
http://macfaq.org/serial.html
This covers 400k 800k disks
http://www.macfaq.org/hardware/media.shtml#Q2.3.2
Bookmark it and download the html version
What do you think nanny cause I'm sick of it, I mean how hard is it
even for mac users?
cheers
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John Laughlin wrote:
Brian, probably your best bet would be to find a copy of Eudora Light, 3.x
or older. I'm still using 1.5.5 under 9.2.2, but that's on a completely
off-topic machine.
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Hey Guys,
I have a Macintosh Color Classic running System 7. Where can I find a
good mail program for it,
j lindsey wrote:
I have an aluminum powerbook running OSX.3.7, with a crossover ethernet
cable going to my wonderful Color Classic running OS 7.5.5.
I'm running the latest OT for 7.5.5, and internet sharing works over the
X-over cable. The color classic connects to my home folder on X.3
Mike wrote:
Hello,
Firstly, Darren thanks for the SE/40 link , interesting reading indeed,
now firmly bookmarked !
Thank Norman not I, a very nice person still subbed to the list with a
project or two up his sleeve. I got my Axion 9 from the POS (point of
sale) section in ebay. Worth a look
Hi for anyone interested in my SE40 remark check
http://www.macjag.de/index.html a very good site.
Sorry Mike my junk filter ate the message, hope the link helps.
Hi listers,
thank you for your patience and your e-mails off-list - I put
a description of my Macintosh SE/40 online now (its in
Jake Norcross wrote:
I got it working. . . and to prove it, here's my
settings:
Is that all I need to remember?
I swear I wrote that down. . .
You will require the DNS entry, I didn't see it in your last message?
Appletalk is working? Good!
Can't think of anything else of importance. Well done,
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 12 Jan 2005, at 01:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
think itll work in a CC?
It'll fit, no problem. But the CRT won't go beyond 640 x 480 and 10
LCDs get very cramped at 800 x 600. Several Mac OS X apps now want 1024
x 768, so you're into an external screen; what's the point?
Jake Norcross wrote:
ok, now it won't even connect to the iBook. . .
:(
I also still can't get Eudora to work; everytime, it
gives me the None of the dns servers can be found
error.
Any ideas?
Make sure your ICS is running properly. Do you have a readme for
setting up a static connection to it
Jake Norcross wrote:
I may have done it. . .
I'm using System 6.0.8 and an SE PDS ethernet card to
connect;
using Internet Sharing in Mac OS 10.2.8 through the
ethernet port of my iBook. I can mount the drives,
but I can't seem to get on the net with Mac WWW. I
figure this is because MacWWW
Joey Lindsey wrote:
So I've gotten an LC ethernet card and a crossover cable, and my CC
can see the Powerbook (OSX.3) in the chooser.
When I try to connect, however, it says (something like) This server
uses an incompatible version of afp. Please contact your
administrator blah blah blah
The CC
Russell Shannon wrote:
Have you confirmed that the bridge works
Yes. The bridge works fine. Perhaps the version of AppleTalk that came
with System 6.0 can't see past the bridge? Could it be a voltage
problem? The bridge has its own power supply, though...
Any and all ideas (except alien
Dylan McDermond wrote:
Now I've dedicated some time into reclaiming my youth. I haven't used a
classic Mac OS in nearly 20 years, since I was in high school. My family
had an upgraded 512k running as a Plus and Dad was a trailblazer in
TeleCommuting to work with it. Just this week I've gotten a
Stuart Bell wrote:
To clarify, I think there are two issues here:
1. Can you use TCP/IP under 7.5.5? Im sure the answer is 'yes'.
2. Can SCSI-Ethernet adapters carry TCP/IP as opposed to 'pure'
AppleTalk. I don't know the answer to that one. But there's no point
worrying about question 1 until
Marcin Wichary wrote:
I am running a website, and part of this website is a collection of
various application splash screens
(http://www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/guidebook/splashes). I was hoping that
some of you here might have installed some of the following software on
their vintage Macs:
-
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Julian Belistri ha escrito:
can i install linux?
Oh, I forgot to reply to that. I'm affraid there isn't an Unix that runs on
a plain 68000. But I may be wrong. What I can say for sure is that both AUX
(Apple's Unix), BSD and Linux require a 68030 or better processor. If
Julian Belistri wrote:
well... is here somebody? i don´t write english, bacause i´m from
Argentine.
Yes there are somebodys here... Hi Julian
English is all I speak as with many others here, I'm sure there is
someone else who can speak Spanish so do you best with english and do
it again in spanish
James Rice wrote:
Anyone know anything about an upgrade board for a 128 called a
Monster Mac from a company called Levco? I bought a 128
motherboard p/n 630-0101 that has a Monstar Mac board attached.
Just curious if it needs special software or extension to run or if
it's worth keeping.
James
Hi
Greg Grady wrote:
What kind of fun am I suppost to have at puremac.com
's www page?
http://www.pure-mac.com/
http://www.pure-mac.com/webb.html
You can find other browsers, earlier versions and 128 bit patches on
Gambas site.
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Casolai ! wrote:
Speaking of browsers, can I get idea's on which browser is best for my
CC/575 setup?
Its got 68040 cpu, 132mb ram, 4.3gig drive, and OS 8.1. I have heard of
iCAN, but haven't tried it yet, are there any other fairly modern
browsers that work on 68k? Java would be nice, but not
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Does DiskCopy 4 really make raw disk images with header? Nice! CiderPress lets
you
access without problem any raw disk image with header, given that you know the
size
of the header, and convert it to a headerless image. And if it didn't, it isn't
too
hard to write a
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Hi!
Maybe it's a bit of off-topic, but as I intend to do it with my
Classic, I think it's at least in the border ;-) .
I have recently received a bunch of 3.5 (800 kb) Apple ][ disks. I'd
like to create images of them, to be able to transfer them to my PC
and use them with
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
My //e doesn't get much work, null modem cable? Anything on asimov
that will help?
My //e doesn't have a 3.5 drive :-( . If it had, I could read the disks
without additional tools...
Your saying you //e cant speak to other computers or you cant find a
term program to use
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Darren ha escrito:
Your saying you //e cant speak to other computers or you cant find a
term program to use with a null modem cable.
No, it's exactly the opposite problem. My //e has a working Super Serial
Card,
and I have already written a couple of programs that allow
John-Robert La Porta wrote:
After much time and effort I managed to get my FTP Site up again. If
people could test accessing it, I would be grateful.
It can be accessed at:
ftp://24.47.77.81
Thanks a bunch,
Currently no go John via web browsers or ftp clients. :(
Timedout with both. I hope its
Andrew Holmes wrote:
i was just wondering if there was some mac boot diskette (mac os or
other) that would boot up to a command line interface with a basic word
processor with save function that primarily is used as a serial
terminal? unless im mistaken, isnt localtalk some form of serial?
Mike wrote:
Hi all,
This might be ever so slightly OT, if so then I humbly apologise
I have several 3.5 floppy disks formatted and written to, on a Lisa
many years ago and there is some data on them that I wish to get back.
I have no Lisa, but plenty of compact Macs ;-) It occurs to me that
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
This isn't a swap list. This is a mailing list about compact Macintoshes
(all the Macs that have the same compact design and form factor as the
original 128k). The point is that now we're allowing trade on monays. But
all the seven days of the week (including mondays!) the
Geraint Searle - Web wrote:
Q1) Which version of Dantz Retrospect would work with the following setup ;
Apple Macintosh IIci with 128Mb 2.0GB SCSI running Mac OS7.6.1 in
conjunction with an external HP Surestore DAT8 Drive (HP C1533A)
I think it should be Dantz Retrospect v4.0, although I am
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 19 Sep 2004, at 04:50, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
The FP iMac in my room uses a standard 5.25 inch drive,
Now, I _am_ sceptical about that! ;-)
3.5?
How wide is a cd?
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Jack Gallemore wrote:
From: Joshua Coombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Speaking of LCDs in SE/30's...
sorry
Looking at the cheaper side... VIA Epia micro-itx mobos should fit,
I can almost fit a standard micro-atx mobo with some work. Pear PC
is nearing full functionality with OS X, really just
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Darren ha escrito:
I'll save you from a pile of links that say rawrite (dd) works with
mac disk image files as I've tried and failed to get this to work on
both nix and doze for vintage or compact macs. ymmv ;)
It depends on what you understand a Mac disk image file
Antonio Rodríguez wrote:
Hi, Darren.
I'm sorry if I didn't explained well in my last e-mail. I did not intend to show you
were
wrong or you didn't know - which I actually don't believe. I only wanted to make clear
the
difference between DiskCopy and raw disk images, and between the utilities
Darren wrote:
winrawrite
which is of coarse rawritewin.
bedtime obviously. ;)
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Jason Fossella wrote:
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I've just tried writing a rawrite image
with dd to a floppy- no go. Basilisk II can't see the floppy drive, because
it's attached to the USB port, so that's also out.
Yes, I guessed that would happen. :(
I'm afraid I'm going to have to try
Jason Fossella wrote:
No prob. My various problems have spanned about three threads at this point.
I have a Mac Classic II. What's happened is, while installing Open Transport, I
lost power. Now I get a ? disk icon when I boot, so I'm guessing the System
Folder got corrupted when I lost power. I
Chris Hood wrote:
Think we may be making some progress here guys.
I went to install the driver from the link Darren sent me and I get a
message saying that the item network cannot be deleted, move the file to
another folder and try running the installer again. then
I check the System folder where
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