I suspected as much. That certainly bites. Anyway. Does anyone know of a
place that is selling a PowerPC upgrade card for the IIci (PDS) and/or a
MicroMac Speedy?
Thx,
Deven
In a message dated 9/9/01 10:11:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Search Google for motherboard photos. I think I found a mobo photo on
Micromac.com.
-- Deven Wierd Macs are Cool Gallo
In a message dated 9/10/01 1:55:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wrote down all the details from off the chips on the motherboard
of my IIvm. Any
Hello, everyone!
I would like to know your advice about Coast-to-Coast MEMORY
(18004-Memory).
Are they clean and serious?
From Belgium, I cannot manage to call them in order to know the price of
a 64MB kit of IIfxRAM (ref. S30N016IIFX-4).
Could a kind someone call them for me (if that company
Does anyone know where I can find a MicroMac speedy? MicroMac wants $50 for one, but
that's absurd! I can get an ACCELERATOR that will yield better beformance for that
price. I reason I want one is that I want to try overclocking the 040 on my Turbo 040
card from 40mhz to 48mhz or higher. Does
Does anyone know where I can find a MicroMac speedy? MicroMac wants $50
for one, but that's absurd! I can get an ACCELERATOR that will yield
better beformance for that price. I reason I want one is that I want to
try overclocking the 040 on my Turbo 040 card from 40mhz to 48mhz or
higher. Does
On Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:44:05 -0400
the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied to:
D.L. Miller question:
Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow a external monitor?
The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to 1.25 inches long.
With this:
Yep, allows for video mirroring on an
Unfortunately, I can't tell you wether this company is worth its salt,
but I can recommend you the product I purchased about one and a half year
ago. I got the 64 MB-kit for my IIfx from Kingston and it's working much
to my satisfaction. They have a site in German as well as in France.
Does anyone know about the exact function of the 40MHz-clock-oscillator
on the motherboard of Mac IIfx?
I replaced both the CPU as well as the FPU by their 50 MHz-versions and
put in a 100MHz-oscillator instead of the original 80MHz-one. Now, I
wonder wether the 40MHz-one should also be
--- François Delcoux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I would like to know your advice about
Coast-to-Coast MEMORY
(18004-Memory).
Are they clean and serious?
From Belgium, I cannot manage to call them in order
to know the price of
a 64MB kit of IIfxRAM (ref. S30N016IIFX-4).
Well, if the IIfx is anything like the IIsi in terms of Oscillator layout, I'd say
that oscillator is probably in charge of some subsystem on the motherboard. Perhaps
video, as sound does not require a 40mhz oscillator. It's obviously not for the
processor, though.
-- Deven Oscillators are
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 09:34:27 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MicroMac Speedy
Does anyone know where I can find a MicroMac speedy? MicroMac wants $50
for one, but that's absurd! I can get an ACCELERATOR that will yield
better beformance for that price. I reason I want one is that I
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:32:18 -0400
Subject: Re: DayStar IIsi adapter
From: Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just mailed one of these to Will Ahearn! One's a PDS and one's a cache,
but I don't have a good enough mental picture of the thing to remember which
is which. AFAIK the PDS slot
--- Gene Osburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:32:18 -0400
Subject: Re: DayStar IIsi adapter
From: Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just mailed one of these to Will Ahearn! One's a
PDS and one's a cache,
but I don't have a good enough mental picture of
the thing
Hello all,
I'm new to this list, so please bare with me. We have a Performa 460 that I
am trying to get into reasonably good running order. My wife works in the
Los Angeles Unified School district and we want to donate this computer with
it's trusty StyleWriter, and 33.6 Global Village modem to
Oops.
On 9/10/01 12:19 PM, Steve Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the invitation, but I'd rather bear with you. ;-)
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Sometimes, typos can give quite a good giggle.
At 12:53 PM -0700 9/10/01, Alan Brennecke wrote:
Oops.
On 9/10/01 12:19 PM, Steve Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the invitation, but I'd rather bear with you. ;-)
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Can you identify this weapon?
Several questions present themselves right off the bat:
1.) Is there a better system for this machine, and where would I get it?
7.1 is definitely the fastest on your machine, but you could also run
7.5.3 or 7.5.5 without any problem. 7.5.3 is freely available on
ftp.apple.com and provides
Hi, I'm installing four 16MB 30-pin SIMMs into a IIsi (not mine) and it
doesn't seem to be working. When I boot up the Mac the screen just remains
blank and then I get this short melodic tune but that's it. I noticed that
this tune also occurs if RAM is missing from the 4 slots. Could the
R.A. Cantrell writes:
Is there any affinity between a 512k Mac and the Zenith
Easy PC (512K)?
Other than the time period, amount of base memory, and inclusion of a bw
display, no. The EaZyPC was a clever entry-level DOS computer. (I worked
for the Zenith store in Virginia Beach, VA, when the
on 9/10/01 4:48 PM, Dan Knight at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mom,
Thanks for the response. I got this little box for nuthin, but
I want to try to make it go quack, or squeall when I poke it. Or do
sumpthin. I just goes---O.K.--, I guess I need some woftware on low
density
At 16:15 -0700 on 09/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
If you have the DayStar 601 upgrade you can disable
the RAM check and speed up bootup. Or you can
install Mac OS 8.6 and use it's Memory control panel
to disable it. Any chance the 8.5/8.6 Memory CP will
work with Mac OS 8.1?
Dunno, but...
even
At 20:33 -0400 on 09/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I doubt it will fry it. I was once sent an 030 PDS adapter, instead of the
Doubt it all you want but that doesn't make it any less true.
Daystar 040 adapter I was TOLD I was getting. I plugged it into my IIsi, put
my Turbo 040-33 card into
At 23:00 -0700 on 09/09/01, Alex Allee wrote:
Then explain why it returns the words, Macintosh IIvm in the About This
Macintosh window !!??!
Well, I've got a P475 that thinks that it is a Q605. I did a Quadra
install of 7.1, which may explain it.
Check your mobo for a jumper on J18. That'll
At 10:54 -0400 on 10/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:
Pickle (capitalized) this time) thanks for the help and quick reply.
Oops...that's actually NOT capitalised, or not supposed to be :-p
Got me pegged there right enough. But, I am not going to spend nearly
$200 for a upgrade of debatable
At 09:34 -0400 on 10/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find a MicroMac speedy? MicroMac wants $50
for one, but that's absurd! I can get an ACCELERATOR that will yield
better beformance for that price. I reason I want one is that I want to
try overclocking the 040 on my
At 11:07 -0700 on 10/09/01, Gene Osburn wrote:
I had to lurk on ebay for quite a while to find one. Luckily, I wound
up with the complete package in original box. The Speedy attaches to
the CPU oscillator on the mobo, so I don't see how you could use it to
accelerate the 040 card itself...?
At 16:56 -0400 on 10/09/01, A.Tuazon wrote:
Hi, I'm installing four 16MB 30-pin SIMMs into a IIsi (not mine) and it
doesn't seem to be working. When I boot up the Mac the screen just remains
blank and then I get this short melodic tune but that's it. I noticed that
this tune also occurs if RAM
Found what was apparently an LCIII in a dumpster (sort of) today. I
saw the guy throw it in, so I went after it. :P
I opened it up to see what treasures were inside. Turns out it is an
LCII with an LCIII lid. It's a very odd LCII though.
First of all, it's got an FPU socket where the solder
At 20:06 -0700 on 10/09/01, Alex Allee wrote:
Found what was apparently an LCIII in a dumpster (sort of) today. I
saw the guy throw it in, so I went after it. :P
I opened it up to see what treasures were inside. Turns out it is an
LCII with an LCIII lid. It's a very odd LCII though.
First of
Two URLs that may be helpful to scratch that itch
you may have to tinker with the genesis of the
Dark Side. ;-)
http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org/
(Check out the helpline.)
and
http://www.oldskool.org
=
The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature,
which is fruitful to an
-Original Message-
From: Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, September 09, 2001 1:11 AM
Subject: Re: OT: this is funny. :)
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
http://www.450productions.com/url/evilzug/workit/index.html
And yes, it's clean. ;)
I
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found what was apparently an LCIII in a dumpster
(sort of) today. I
Clipped stuff about Foster Farms
What the hell is this thing?
Coolness! Sound like you found a pre-release
developer's version LCII which for some reason
has had the lid replaced with
Alex Allee wrote:
Found what was apparently an LCIII in a dumpster (sort of) today. I
saw the guy throw it in, so I went after it. :P
I opened it up to see what treasures were inside. Turns out it is an
LCII with an LCIII lid. It's a very odd LCII though.
First of all, it's got an FPU
Apple probably did this to make things easier for testing and then dropped
it once they finalised the design. It's easy enough to add one back in
later if you have a normal LC II, so it's absolutely trivial to add one in
the factory.
Final Release Candidate 2 of the LC II ROMs.
Apple developer
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 11:46:21 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: DayStar IIsi adapter
BTW, I already tried Apple IIci cache in the top
slot with no ill
effects - IIsi just wouldn't boot.
All of you who've put IIci PDS/Cache cards into a IIsi
PDS are
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