on 1/29/06 4:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but half the time the Google page causes my browser (Mozilla) to freeze or
quit. So I was disappointed to read of the move of some Low-end lists to
Google groups. Even so, I tried to sign on but Google says (quite incorrectly)
I have used Gmail on my PB 520 with Netscape (don't remember if it's
version 3 or 4) without many problems. Every now and then I'll get a
broken pipe error, but not too often.
On 1/31/06, James Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 1/29/06 4:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Stamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
On 1/28/06, at 12:54 PM -0800, Stephen Jones wrote:
Indeed many of us are now boycotting google due to their capitulation
(snip)
The above subject is off-topic for all low-end-mac lists.
How is it off topic to comment on the rehosting of the group?
My Reply follows quote. On 29/01/2006 16:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I've been following Quadlist nearly since the beginning, and more recently
PCI-List.
Last December I signed up for a Gmail account as a back-up , but half
the
time the Google page causes my browser (Mozilla) to freeze
I've been following Quadlist nearly since the beginning, and more recently
PCI-List.
Last December I signed up for a Gmail account as a back-up , but half the
time the Google page causes my browser (Mozilla) to freeze or quit. So I was
disappointed to read of the move of some Low-end lists
My reply follows quote.
On 1/29/06, at 8:55 PM +, Simon Kershaw wrote:
How is it off topic to comment on the rehosting of the group?
It is off-topic to comment on the politics of google.
And to deliberately retain the subject is asking for trouble IMHO.
I will send Simon a copy of the
My reply follows quote.
On 1/28/06, at 12:54 PM -0800, Stephen Jones wrote:
Indeed many of us are now boycotting google due to their capitulation
(snip)
The above subject is off-topic for all low-end-mac lists.
Further comments on this or similar threads (including any spurious free
speech
Hi, y'all!
Quoting Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Fans of 680x0 Macs, we've successfully launched our first two email
lists using Google Groups - one for Macintel models and one for the Mac
mini.
As of this afternoon, we've turned off our three Maclone lists, which
have also transitioned to
My reply follows quote.
On 1/27/06, at 4:32 PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, Dan, the link above appears to be leftover from the message you sent to
the vintage-macs list.
All the lists he mentioned (Compact Macs, Vintage Macs, and Quadlist) will
be grouped into one list called the
Steve,
I'm willing to give the Google Groups a try. I have avoided reflectors
in the past because they seemed to attract spam but this service
appears better protected. Macs are neat and I've used them since 1986
or so but they are more fun when one can converse with others who also
does this mean that the lists will all turn into some forum-like stuff and
will stop working like standard maillists?
I hope not :-(
/tina
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On Jan 27, 2006, at 5:12 PM, Tina Holm wrote:
does this mean that the lists will all turn into some forum-like
stuff and will stop working like standard maillists?
I hope not :-(
/tina
A lot of discussion activities have moved to web forum formats, which
I am not fond of either. Some
Dick,
I didn't know what to search on and you have provided a nice pointer.
Now I can get one and put this puppy online! Also I appreciate the
swap-list pointer from Paul and will get signed up for that too.
Thanks!
al
On Jan 23, 2006, at 11:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems
Seems like the best thing would be to hit ebay. A quick search (url
below) came up with a bunch of aaui tranceivers with prices ranging
from 3 to 12 dollars. The aaui tranceiver has a regular 10 base T jack
on the other end of it. - Dick
At 2:13 AM -0700 on 12/22/05, Ron 'Hollywood' Parro wittily wrote:
Just one more before Christmas.
When I was administering a large Mac network at a newspaper I had a
little utility that I was sure was the most important thing on my
computer(s).
The utility was Directory Assistance from
Try 'admin'
- Original Message -
From: Don Wakefield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Quadlist quadlist@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 7:41 PM
Subject: [q] OT - Wireless Access Point info
This post is a bit off topic, but I hope someone can
help.
I have a House Branded
'admin'/'admin' is pretty standard. If worse comes to worse, you could
pop open the case and look at the internals, from there you can figure
out the chipset manufactuer and search for other routers with the same
chipset (they may be the exact same one in a different package) and see
if they
On 18-Jan-06, at 9:41 PM, Don Wakefield wrote:
I am hoping that somebody in the group will
have a similar unit and will be able to provide me
with the missing password. Any ideas on how to start
over would be appreciated.
The default for some home routers is nothing in the User ID field and
Michael,
Be sure also to check (or just replace since it's inexpensive) the
PRAM battery. This is located on the motherboard and provides power
to maintain necessary info for startup, like date and time, etc. If I
recall correctly, the 575, like the 630 series, uses an alkaline,
instead of a
Changing the PRAM battery might be a helpful solution, in this case. A
severly weak PRAM battery can cause a whole host of performance
problems, from file corruption to funky hardware behavior. This might
also be a cheaper solution than a replacement HDD, and you're not really
out anything to
On Dec 23, 2005, at 5:17 AM, Michael wrote:
I recently acquired a Preforma LC 575, though it seems the hard drive
has died because whenever I start it I just get a flashing question
mark.
If anyone knows where I could I could get a replacement hard drive (I
think its a scsi), or has any
Thanks for the tips Bill,
Unfortunately whenever I try to boot from the 'Install Me First Cd' or
the floppies that came with the mac, the message 'Welcome to
Macintosh' comes up on the screen and then it freezes. I'm not sure if
this is correct but i have been told that if it can not find a hard
It certainly could be the hard drive, but it is not necessarily. The
question mark means the system simply cannot find a start up system. Do you
have an internal or external CD drive? Start the system with a OS CD, and
see if the hard drive mounts. You may just need to reinstall the Operating
Hi,
Thanks, but nothing happens when I boot with the OS CD ('Install Me
First CD') in the cd drive. I just keep getting the flashing question
mark. When I boot with a floppy that has a picture of an Ambulance on
the side, I get a Welcome to Macintosh message on the screen but
that's as far as it
The reason I mentioned an external CD drive is often the stock CD drive that
came with the LC575 was not fast enough to boot the computer. Also, you
would do much better to start it up with a system 8, 8.6, or 9 (not 9.1 or
higher) CD than system 7. Even if you eventually reinstall system 7, I
On Dec 23, 2005, at 6:12 AM, Chuck Bush wrote:
Also, you
would do much better to start it up with a system 8, 8.6, or 9 (not
9.1 or
higher) CD than system 7.
Being a 68k, the LC575 will only go as high as 8.1.
The OP should probably open the back panel and look to see if there
is a HDD
on 12/23/05 3:30 PM, Dylan McDermond wrote:
The OP should probably open the back panel and look to see if there
is a HDD in there at all.
Given the symptoms, I would suggest disconnecting that internal hard
drive and trying again to boot from floppy or CD. When it freezes at
Welcome to Mac
I have had some that would boot via built in CD too, but I have also worked
on ones that would not. Some of them shipped with single speed CD-ROM
drives.
Chuck
On 12/23/05 3:21 PM, Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... often the stock CD drive that came with the LC575 was not
fast
At 10:34 PM +1000 12/23/05, Michael wrote:
Thanks for the tips Bill,
Unfortunately whenever I try to boot from the 'Install Me First Cd' or
the floppies that came with the mac, the message 'Welcome to
Macintosh' comes up on the screen and then it freezes. I'm not sure if
this is correct but i
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Gardner Byron wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to network a Q630 using Ethernet to a network at home
with OS X (10.4.3.)?
The Q630 is running 8.1.
OS X should offer Internet sharing. (Look for the Sharing preference
pane.) You would probably need a second ethernet
Can you explain further?
On Dec 14, 2005, at 11:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Gardner Byron wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to network a Q630 using Ethernet to a
network at home with OS X (10.4.3.)?
The Q630 is running 8.1.
OS X should offer Internet sharing. (Look
On Dec 14, 2005, at 12:47, Gardner Byron wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to network a Q630 using Ethernet to a network
at home with OS X (10.4.3.)?
The Q630 is running 8.1.
What do you want to do exactly? File sharing between the two, or
Internet access for the Q630?
Daniel
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1) Stick a second ethernet device on an OS X machine. Any OS X machine.
2) Go to the Sharing preferences pane. Look for Internet sharing.
3) Tell it to share the connection FROM the first (original) ethernet
device TO the second (new) ethernet device.
That should be all that's required?
I want to file share between the two. I do not want to connect the
Q630 to the internet. Just share files.
On Dec 14, 2005, at 11:58 AM, Daniel wrote:
On Dec 14, 2005, at 12:47, Gardner Byron wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to network a Q630 using Ethernet to a
network at home with OS X
I just want to share the files on the network. Don't need to connect
the Q630 to the internet.
Thanks,
Byron
On Dec 14, 2005, at 12:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Stick a second ethernet device on an OS X machine. Any OS X
machine.
2) Go to the Sharing preferences pane. Look for
Can you describe your current network topology? 'I have a machine running
OS X and I have a Quadra' does not provide enough information. How are
they presently connected? What is connected to what, if anything? (Is the
OS X machine connected to the Internet? If so, how? DSL/cable modem?
I have a PB G4 connected to a switch hub connected to Airport. The
Airport is connected to cable modem. The Q630 is also connected to
the same hub switch along with a iMac G5 and a Beige G3. I want to
share files between the PB G4 and the Q630 using networking.
I do not need to connect to
I do not need to connect to the Internet. Just share files between
the PB and the 630. The PB is running 10.4.3. The Beige is running
10.4.3 using xPostFacto. The iMac G5 is running 10.4.3. The 630 is
running 8.1
The simple answer used to be to activate AppleTalk on both machines,
enable
hooked a q800 running 8.1 to a sawtooth running some version of jaguar, they
were connected through a switch
it was simplest thing I ever did, selected the G4 in the chooser like usual
on jaguar it took me a while to figure out that it considered my q800 a server,
but apart from that it just
Gardner Byron wrote:
I want to file share between the two. I do not want to connect the
Q630 to the internet. Just share files.
Some time ago apple released updates for Open transport, 3.8? sorry may
well be wrong.
Anywho, these allow appletalk via tcp which is required for 10.4 and
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 16:56:46 -0800 (PST)
From: Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [q] Centris 650 Problems
I was hoping someone could give me some suggestions
for a sick Centris 650. I had it in storage for a
while and before I put it in, it worked great. Once I
took it out, however, I
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 16:56:46 -0800 (PST)
From: Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [q] Centris 650 Problems
I was hoping someone could give me some suggestions
for a sick Centris 650. I had it in storage for a
while and before I put it in, it
Err... or SIMMs... I donno. :)
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi! I have acquired an LC 575 with 8MB of RAM. What kind of DIMMs can this
thing take, and where could I most cheaply obtain a 64MB DIMM to up it to the
maximum amount of memory?
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Well, I suppose you could always crack it open and find out... If I
remember correctly, all you have to do is pop open the cover over the
ports on the back, and the motherboard slips right out.
On 12/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Err... or SIMMs... I donno. :)
On Sun, 4 Dec
Yeah. I was able to make an ordinary 16MB SIMM-- an EDO one at that (I
guess EDO is backwards-compatible with non-EDO?)-- work fine with it. Now
to find me a 32MB or 64MB SIMM
My sources are contradictory as to whether or not the system supports a
64MB SIMM...
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005,
The floppy is designed for a Quadra 950 (it is the install me first of
A/UX 3.0 actually) I double checked this by inserting it in a mac
classic (the mac did start up and bombed after asking for an FPU).
Now, what I don't understand is that there is no question mark in all of
this, the X is
My Reply follows quote. On 03/12/2005 08:37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The floppy is designed for a Quadra 950 (it is the install me first of
A/UX 3.0 actually) I double checked this by inserting it in a mac
classic (the mac did start up and bombed after asking for an FPU).
Now, what I don't
Thanks, I still have to try steps 2, 3 and gulp... 5 :-(
--M
Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 03/12/2005 08:37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The floppy is designed for a Quadra 950 (it is the install me first of
A/UX 3.0 actually) I double checked this by inserting it in a mac
classic
My reply follows quote.
On 12/1/05, at 11:41 pm -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
desperately need a SCSI hard drive of at least 250MB, suitable for a
Quadra and preferably Apple branded, which:
I have just such a one. I can format it and mail it witrhin two days
$15 PayPal shipped?
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At 11:57 -0800 22/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd
like to get it up and running so I can get file off the HD.
If that's all you want to achieve, and IIRC, the HD is IDE and you can just
pull it and stick it in almost any modern mac you might have around
good luck
/tina
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My Reply follows quote. On 23/11/2005 02:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
At 11:57 -0800 22/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd
like to get it up and running so I can get file off the HD.
If that's all you want to achieve, and IIRC, the HD is IDE and you can
just pull it and stick it in almost any
My Reply follows quote. On 22/11/2005 11:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hello,
Just wondering if anyone might be able to assist with a dead
Q610/DOS. Problem is that I get the 'Chimes of Death' on Boot and no
Picture on the monitor. It has 16mb of RAM and is maxed on Vram. I'd
like to get it
If reseating the RAM don't do the trick, try replacing the clock
battery, especially if the Quadra's been sitting around unused for any
amount of time. Something's happening when you try to boot it, which
means the clock battery is not completely gone, but there are quite a
bit of problems
My Reply follows quote. On 01/11/2005 06:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
hi
does anyone have the pinout for the apple multiplescan 15 vga
adapter?, i have one of these monitors and i want to use it with my
pc, and i can't find the pinout for this adapter anywhere.
thanks.
-
Why do you want
On 11/1/05, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 01/11/2005 06:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
hi
does anyone have the pinout for the apple multiplescan 15 vga
adapter?, i have one of these monitors and i want to use it with my
pc, and i can't find the pinout for this adapter
At 11:52 AM -0400 on 10/10/05, Martin Swartz wittily wrote:
I'm restoring upgrading a Centris 650 that came my way, and I am
looking to find three components. If you have any of these, can
provide an Apple part number, or can recommend a source, please let me
know. (Regrettably the RAM FAQ
At 8:27 PM +1000 on 7/3/05, Chris Zantides wittily wrote:
Ill give it a shot and see what happens.
Thanks,
Chris
On 03/07/2005, at 5:54 PM, Sque wrote:
Chris Zantides wrote:
Hi there,
Thanks to people on this list, I have made it this far. I seem to
be at a loss at this point -I have
At 6:36 PM -0500 on 8/28/05, Matthew Lawrence wittily wrote:
Hi John! I'll go out on a limb here, and guess that this list is rather
quiet because we're all capable of keeping our Quadras going, with
little or no assistance. Not that people don't run into problems,
especially with trying to
At 15:30 -0400 10/16/2005, Quadlist wrote:
From: Casolai ! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [q] Daystar upgrades
Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 16:54:00 -0600
The quad doublers are for quadra's and centris systems. They run at double
the speed of the original cpu, up to 50mhz, so they can't be used
My Reply follows quote. On 10/10/2005 21:32 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Hi, Quadlisters,
I want to use an extra Lexmark Z52 printer I have. Soo, can I put a USB
card in a 637CD Performa?
And if so, will my Lexmark Z52 then work?
Jim
--
Hmmm. If you find a way to do this you will be a
Unfortuanately, Jim, USB is not an option for a Performa 637CD, unlike
with the PPC-powered 62xx/63xx series after. Even IF somebody got
ambitious enough to develop a USB upgrade for 68K Macs, it'd be
painfully slow, being limited to either PDS slot or COMM slot for where
to stick the card.
Hi
I've never had a Performa 637CD to play with, but I have messed about
with a few 630s,
replacing the slide out logic boards with those from 5500/6500 Power
PCs. If I remember
correctly, this'll give you access to a PCI slot but you'd also need
a one slot riser to rotate
the card
David Bell wrote:
Hi
I've never had a Performa 637CD to play with, but I have messed about
with a few 630s,
replacing the slide out logic boards with those from 5500/6500 Power
PCs. If I remember
correctly, this'll give you access to a PCI slot but you'd also need
a one slot riser to
Quadra, I use Kensington MouseWorks v5.02 (dated 1997). The
software supports all the Kensington ADB pointing devices + some
third-party ones and, among other things, allow to re-assign the
buttons. I use it in conjunction with ordinary mouse, so I haven't
tested reassignment, though. As graphical
I am using a Model 64210 Vers. 5 on a G4 with an iMate adaptor for
the ADB to USB conversion. Would any of that software help? I used
to use it with my Quadra 700.
Lynn Lasswell
On Sep 11, 2005, at 6:17 PM, William Ove wrote:
I picked up a few of these. They are model #62360. They appear
Thanks for the response. I have a 64210 as well. I use it with OS X
on a G4 as well, but I have never found any software to fully utilize
it on my Quadra 840, all the Kensington drivers I have for it are PPC
only.
The 62360 is much older. It is a two button trackball. There are six
dip
On 03/09/05, Otto Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always thought it would be cool to have
a RAID rack of them.
Not really. Hot is the word you're looking for. Hot and very loud.
I have an old RAID cabinet in the garage. It's about 1m tall, 0.75m
deep and 0.2m wide and weighs 60-70kg or more.
On Sep 4, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Tim Alethea Larson wrote:
2: 6 card with Accelerated 8-Bit Graphics I/F (C) RADIUS Inc. 1993
printed on it. Small sticker says 632-0188-02 Rev. A4.
I have never owned a 840av, but I own a number of this card (a
PrecisionColor 8-Xj), which I like, but
At 15:30 -0400 09/02/2005, Quadlist wrote:
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 00:54:42 -0500
From: Otto Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a 9gig should work. I have a beatiful 9.1gig 50pin scsi drive that I
could sell, just email me off list (the quad is no longer working but
the drive is just so cool that I
The LC475 will only accept a 3.5 inch harddrive.
Chris p
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Jeff Walther wrote:
At 15:30 -0400 09/02/2005, Quadlist wrote:
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 00:54:42 -0500
From: Otto Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a 9gig should work. I have a beatiful 9.1gig 50pin scsi drive that I
could sell, just email me off list (the quad is no longer working but
the drive
On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that HFS hard disks, when formatted, adjust their cluster
(*) sizes so
that there are not more than 2^16 clusters in the partition: so,
for instance, a
40Mb partition has 1K clusters, and a 500Mb partition has 8K clusters.
What
How big a drive do you want to use? Im not quite sure but i dont think
theres much of a limit. You could probably put in a 9GB. Is that big enough?
chris P
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a 9gig should work. I have a beatiful 9.1gig 50pin scsi drive that I
could sell, just email me off list (the quad is no longer working but
the drive is just so cool that I kept it). I would part with it quite
cheap but I warn that it is a full height 5-1/4 hard drive not one of
those dinky
Hi John! I'll go out on a limb here, and guess that this list is rather
quiet because we're all capable of keeping our Quadras going, with
little or no assistance. Not that people don't run into problems,
especially with trying to figure out of a newer peripheral will work
with a Quadra. In my
On Aug 26, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Steven Gilbreath wrote:
http://www.mp3-mac.com/Pages/Encoders.html
maybe this will help
Owww! Thanks! It's a shame they all require a PPC though. Means I'll
*have* to use my PPC601 card. But some things to try anyway :-)
Cheers,
John
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maybe this then
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SoundApp_68k/
--- John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 26, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Steven Gilbreath wrote:
http://www.mp3-mac.com/Pages/Encoders.html
maybe this will help
Owww! Thanks! It's a shame they all require a PPC
On Aug 25, 2005, at 18:01, John Niven wrote:
Hi!
This list has been a bit quite :-( Has everybody gone off and replaced
their Quadras with Minis and OSX :-)
In the continuing struggle to find useful tasks for old (but loved)
equipment, I have pressed one of my Quadra 950 into the job of
On Friday, August 26, 2005, at 08:58AM, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 25, 2005, at 18:01, John Niven wrote:
Hi!
This list has been a bit quite :-( Has everybody gone off and replaced
their Quadras with Minis and OSX :-)
In the continuing struggle to find useful tasks for old
http://www.mp3-mac.com/Pages/Encoders.html
maybe this will help
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Dylan McDermond schrieb:
On Aug 14, 2005, at 11:49 AM, Paulo Vaz wrote:
I am trying to install some programs on my Performa 630CD / Mac OS
7.5.1 which doesn't have stuffit included.
Donwload the sea ( ftp://www.allume.com/archive/mac/ Stuffit_Expander/ )
then use Transmac (
, please re-direct your
enquiry to [EMAIL PROTECTED] :o)
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At 15:31 -0400 08/11/2005, Quadlist wrote:
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 23:29:04 -0300
Subject: [q] Performa 630CD Memory Upgrade
From: Paulo Vaz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I buy a Performa 630CD a few days ago and I read at Apple site that can=
support only 32 MB SIMM RAM.
Today, I read in other
Stephen Alexander wrote:
Autosensing happens at layer 1 (hardware level), and a static address is layer
3 (network). they're not connected. The autosensing issue is a hardware
problem. Not to say there are necessarily no workarounds, but a static IP won't
do it. Normally a device will havre
Jason Greshes wrote:
I'm having the same problem. I picked up a 575 off craigslist yesterday. I
had an extra LC etherboard I put in the machine...
Okay, my problem solved--yours might be the same. It was an autosensing
problem. Modern hubs/switches are supposed to be compatible
Sque wrote:
does anyone
know where Gamba has disappeared too? A huge loss to low-end macs.
I've heard that Gamba is no longer with us.
Tim
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Hi there,
Thanks to people on this list, I have made it this far. I seem to be
at a loss at this point -I have installed OS 7.5.3 and updated to
7.5.5. This went well. I found the correct driver for the ethernet
card, it detected and installed correctly.
I still can't get on the thing
Chris Zantides wrote:
Hi there,
Thanks to people on this list, I have made it this far. I seem to be
at a loss at this point -I have installed OS 7.5.3 and updated to
7.5.5. This went well. I found the correct driver for the ethernet
card, it detected and installed correctly.
I still
Stephen Alexander wrote:
try emailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] someone pays for that web page to be active, so
maybe they answer email.
- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(reason: 554 This mailbox is full. Please try again later. for [EMAIL
Thanks to people on this list, I have made it this far. I seem to be
at a loss at this point -I have installed OS 7.5.3 and updated to
7.5.5. This went well. I found the correct driver for the ethernet
card, it detected and installed correctly.
I still can't get on the thing online though -
I'm having the same problem. I picked up a 575 off craigslist yesterday. I
had an extra LC etherboard I put in the machine...
Okay, my problem solved--yours might be the same. It was an autosensing
problem. Modern hubs/switches are supposed to be compatible with 10 and 100
speed ethernet
Chris Zantides wrote:
Hi folks,
I have just recently (thanks to help from this list) got this
computer back up and running.
However, I'm having no luck getting it online - I have what appears
to be a sonic-t comm slot ethernet card, running System 7.5.5. I did
some research and it
Chris Zantides wrote:
Thats awesome!
Thank you kindly.
Bookmark it and pass it on.
The museum hasn't been updated almost as long as gamba's site,
thankfully both remain.
Grab a few files (not the whole page/site) each time you visit so
together we can supply files if the site disappears.
or i could mirror stuff on one of my many servers.
On Sat, 2 Jul 2005,
Sque wrote:
Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2005 22:37:38 +1000
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Quadlist quadlist@mail.maclaunch.com
To: Quadlist quadlist@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: [q] Networking Issues (LC575 Comm Slot
try emailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] someone pays for that web page to be active, so
maybe they answer email.
-Original Message-
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Jul 2, 2005 7:37 AM
To: Quadlist quadlist@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: [q] Networking Issues (LC575 Comm Slot Ethernet card
Thanks for your help.
I now have the system installed and running 7.5.3 - time to work on
getting this online.
Take care,
Chris
On 01/07/2005, at 12:31 PM, Stephen wrote:
That should do it. It sounds like you have a pretty good handle on
what you
need to do.
Stephen
On Thursday 30
Im totally new to this.
I have the network startup disk, but how do make that .sea file into
something useable?
Thanks,
Chris
On 01/07/2005, at 12:08 PM, Stephen wrote:
I bet it's possible, but I can tell you it's definitely possible to
do that
with a floppy too. Apple's web site has
It's been a while... but a .sea file is a self-expanding archive which you
need to run (on a mac [or emulator]) to get a disk image, which can be copied
onto a disk. once you have it on a disk, you should be able to boot to that
disk. I should be more clear: You don't just drop the file onto
Thank you!
The mac currently has os 8.0 on it, but its got a lot of garbage on
it from the school it came from. So i wanted a fresh start.
Thanks for your help - ill try using diskcopy!
CHris
On 01/07/2005, at 12:26 PM, Stephen wrote:
It's been a while... but a .sea file is a
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