In trying to resolve one issue I've come across a couple of items that I
can't solve and hope that someone on the list has been able to.
1. Mac IIsi 17MB RAM 80MB HD w/external 700MB HD
I've done a couple of CLEAN INSTALLS using the MacOS CD for 7.6 and a
MacAddict disk that included the
At 12:05 -0500 on 11/06/02, Ken Ring wrote:
The question: has anyone ever heard of this OS (7.6 or 7.6.1)
lacking in ANY of the basic components that may have existed in the
previous OSs? (7.5, etc.).
No, but why are you trying to choke your IIsi to death with 7.6? :)
2. Same
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From: Ken Ring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: 2 Questions
Date: Tue, Jun 11, 2002, 10:05 AM
In trying to resolve one issue I've come across a couple of items that I
can't solve and hope that someone on the list has been able to.
1. Mac IIsi
No, but why are you trying to choke your IIsi to death with 7.6? :)
Perhaps he needs it to run this software that requires 7.6 - hello -
putting 2 and 2 together here :) Sorry I just finished my finals and
I'm feeling a bit giddy ;).
2. Same situation, however I'm getting an error code
At 20:20 +0100 on 11/06/02, Mark Benson wrote:
No, but why are you trying to choke your IIsi to death with 7.6? :)
Perhaps he needs it to run this software that requires 7.6 - hello -
Very little that will run on a 20MHz 030 with 17MB RAM actually requires 7.6.
Or an Easy Install, that
I have an external Compaq 2x cdrom that worked on a IIsi, once upon a
time. The IIsi is now long gone and I can't get the drive to work on a
IIci (or any of my compact macs). It works fine on a unix box, and is
detected by scsiprobe and silverlining, however it won't mount any cd's,
either mac
At 1:27 PM -0400 6/11/02, the pickle wrote:
At 12:05 -0500 on 11/06/02, Ken Ring wrote:
The question: has anyone ever heard of this OS (7.6 or 7.6.1)
lacking in ANY of the basic components that may have existed in the
previous OSs? (7.5, etc.).
It may be missing some of the add on things
At 15:18 -0600 on 11/06/02, Mike Holling wrote:
I have an external Compaq 2x cdrom that worked on a IIsi, once upon a
time. The IIsi is now long gone and I can't get the drive to work on a
IIci (or any of my compact macs). It works fine on a unix box, and is
detected by scsiprobe and
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 22:48:56 -0400
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: iCab 2.8
the pickle sez...
Mozilla is suffering from severe bloat, mostly due to the morons
at Nutscrape who thought it would be a good idea to put an e-mail client
and an HTML editor in it. Chimera is about
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 2 Questions
At 12:05 -0500 on 11/06/02, Ken Ring wrote:
The question: has anyone ever heard of this OS (7.6 or 7.6.1)
lacking in ANY of the basic components that may have existed in the
previous OSs? (7.5, etc.).
No, but why are you trying
my two cents
i used to spend a long time trying
to solve this and similar problems on Mac's
in the end i found that the most expeditious
method was to zap the pram with techtool,
low level the hard drive. and do a clean install.
i'm convinced a slew of Mac problems are
attributed to the
First off, use ResEdit to hack the Apple CD-ROM
driver. Directions here
http://www.resexcellence.com/hack_html_99/12-21-98.shtml
Then if you want to see long filenames on Joliet CDs
(and other neat stuff) Go to http://www.tempel.org/joliet
=
http://www.junkscience.com All the Junk
in my experience 7.6.1 is the most bullet proof of
the Mac OSes (sp?) and my preferred install on any
68k Mac that has enough ram to for it (and can handle
it)
I've been using this a bit, since I have some LC520s that had it installed.
It does seem pretty stable. I like 7.1 too. I did an
At 15:18 -0600 on 11/06/02, Mike Holling wrote:
I have an external Compaq 2x cdrom that worked on a IIsi, once upon a
time. The IIsi is now long gone and I can't get the drive to work on a
IIci (or any of my compact macs). It works fine on a unix box, and is
detected by scsiprobe and
At 17:40 -0400 on 11/06/02, rlf9 wrote:
Mebbe so, but I install only the 'Zilla browser and feedback client, and
I still use Emailer in 9.1.
That's just it. You can't install *just* the browser. It takes the whole
30MB (and 30MB RAM, too!) no matter what :(
the pickle
FAQ
At 23:46 +0100 on 11/06/02, Mark Benson wrote:
What? You mean it's not in the FAQ??? This can't be!! ;)
That's one of those I'm not totally sure whether or not I linked it there
or not so I'll just tell 'em where the link would be if I knew it was
there things :)
the pickle
FAQ
my two cents
i used to spend a long time trying
to solve this and similar problems on Mac's
in the end i found that the most expeditious
method was to zap the pram with techtool,
low level the hard drive. and do a clean install.
i'm convinced a slew of Mac problems are
attributed to the
Ken Ring wrote:
In trying to resolve one issue
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Whats the software (2001) your trying to run?
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I've been using this a bit, since I have some LC520s that had it installed.
It does seem pretty stable. I like 7.1 too. I did an experiment this
weekend. I have a IIsi that has 17MB RAM in it. Decided I wanted to see
what it would do under System 6. Found a little 40MB drive that had it
At 22:43 -0400 on 11/06/02, Jason Trunzo wrote:
mention all the free RAM I have left!) Anybody know if there is a
version of Photoshop that will run under 6.0.3 How about a browser
Photoshop 1 will.
The only browser that runs on System 6 is MacWWW (Samba) and it's horribly
unstable.
There's
What can be done with the prompt that pops up when the programmer's button
(NMI, I think) is pressed? Any references?
Just curious.
-Eric
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If you install Macsbug, the system monitor and debugger, you can root
around the system and watch all your applications run. Unless you are
developing software, then the only real use for macsbug is to quit a
program that is not responding. This won't always work, but if it has
entered an
At 21:31 -0700 on 11/06/02, E McCann wrote:
What can be done with the prompt that pops up when the programmer's button
(NMI, I think) is pressed? Any references?
http://www.mackido.com/
Look in the Easter Eggs section. A lot of them are only accessible from
the debugger.
the pickle
FAQ
Hi all
I found an NEC Silentwriter S102P recently and when turned on it has
a row of squares on the display, and the on line led does not light up!
any ideas as to what to do to fix it?
Thanks
Murray
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