be happy to compare them to my boards.
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on the list have any suggestions about what the problem
is so I can point him in the right direction? This ISP is a keeper and I
would like to make it work out (I spent less time investigating my wife
before I married her).
Thanks,
Hardy Menagh, Hardsdisk Ltd., a branch of the Abandoned Computer
At 1:36 PM -0700 3/6/03, RedNight wrote:
well the subject carries the question, but I can't find localtalk connectors
so I need to know how to make a some.
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Have you tried eBay? they pop up all of the time for spare change.
Hardy Menagh, Hardsdisk Ltd., a branch of the Abandoned Computer
on it over the weekend. I just wanted to provide any
wisdom and experience with the problem if it had already been gained. He
seems genuinely interested in making it work.
Hardy Menagh
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about five years ago.
Just highlight the disk and choose Erase Disk from the Special menu. It
will ask you how you want it formatted. You can even choose HFS+ if you
have a Mac running 8.1 or later. PC Zip disks formatted Mac, this way, have
worked fine for me for years.
Hardy Menagh, Hardsdisk Ltd
Can anybody tell me how to configure Eudora for the new lemlists
account setting? If it was [EMAIL PROTECTED], with the Mail
Host being mail.lemlists.com, what is it now? Nothing I tried with
the hyphen in it worked.
Timely help greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Hardy Menagh
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FWIW, Steve Wozniak wil be hosting The Screensavers on TechTV (DirecTV
ch. 354) at 7 PM Eastern Tonight (Fri).
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Shelter. Apple and Mac systems and parts gratefully accepted. Systems
charitably
I did ask about this on the Compacts list but got no response. I beg
your indulgence by asking again here.
This Levco MonsterMac (also Monster Mac) upgrade was installed in a 512K
I just got and provided me with the following symptoms:
Loud buzz instead of boot tone. No system tone.
No ?
On Thu, Jul 18, 2002, 9:15pm (EDT-3), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Gregg Eshelman) wrote:
Sounds like a SyQuest all right. Does the drive have a horizontal lever
and a button with horizontal grooves right in the middle below the slot?
Yup, a lever and groovy button.
If you open up the case and
On Wed, Jul 17, 2002, 11:56pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the pickle)
answered:
At 18:56 -0400 on 17/07/02, Hardy Menagh wrote:
Does anybody know if Ehman 45 MB removable disks are interchangeable
with any other disks like Syquest perhaps? I'd like to get one or two
Are they 45MB or 44MB? If they're
I went digging through my cables, lookng for Local Talk connectors and
found this thing. I think it came in a lot from eBay. It's got the
standard Local Talk, two three-pin connector box but at the end of the
cable is the kind of connector you would find on a 512 / Plus mouse
cable, in fact it
On Tue, Jul 2, 2002, 4:40pm (EDT-3), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Clark Martin)
answered:
LocalTalk on a 128/512/512Ke. The serial port on those machines are
DE-9, same as the mouse port. It can also be used on a LaserWriter /
Plus, Kinetics FastPath, and some ISA PC cards.
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On Mon, Jul 1, 2002, 12:42am,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (the pickle) wrote:
My guess is that it won't like that much. Wonder if there was a warning
in the original owner's manual about this?
Anyone else out there besides me ever seen one of these?
the pickle
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I have one of these with the original
Terry Earnest asked:
So are we (Vintagers) more or less safe from virus's??
I was tinkering with my Compacts yesterday. I have a Ehman removable
disk drive that came with two 45 MB disks. These disks had some vintage
programs, games and Sys. 6.0.5 on them but no virus protection. Iv'e had
them
I'm not on the Compacts list, so please forgive my posting here.
I just got an SE and SE FDHD together for cheap, on eBay. The SE was
listed as not working but only had a disconnected power cable at the
board. When connected, it booted fine off a working 20 MB Miniscribe. I
wish everything was
The pickle wrote:
At least you can't blame me for it :-p
Negative! Seems like you get enough blame as it is.
Now I guess it's off to the Swap List to find the right chips. Otherwise
this is just another SE with dual 880k floppies and I already got two
o'em.
Thanks,
I just made contact with the last of my friends who work in Manhattan.
All are safe. One had to spend the last two nights in his Mid-town
office He watched the WTC towers fall from his office window. Those of
us who have been in the WTC can't believe those massive permanent
feeling buildings are
Aqua, Go to Schrier's Clock Chipping Home Page and click on Machine
Specifics, Modification 1. I think there's a link in the p's FAQ, or do
a search.
The socket allows you to swap oscillators. I was contentedly running my
IIsi at 27.7MHz until I tried to put a Nubus Adapter in it, then no
boot.
One of the Cameron Kaiser's wrote:
A useful hack you might not know is to always have a 768k disk cache,...
Yeah, It's something about forcing the system to use all of the on-board
RAM so the programs will use the faster stuff in the slots. A simple
trick but a good one.
Regarding the IIsi Disk Cache speed-up, I paraphrase from Mac Power
Mac Secrets by David Pogue Joseph Schorr. The IIsi uses it's 1 MB
on-board RAM both for video RAM and cache RAM. Any that's left over is
used by your programs, but it's much slower than using the SIMM RAM
especially if you are
Thanks pickle, As I said, I should be contented with a IIsi at 25MHz
and I'm going to try to be.
Das pickle wrote:
Note that the Daystar adapters/cards don't like to work with a clock of
27MHz or more either,...
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Marten writes:
If you want a speedy IIsi, use a way faster operating system :-)
Cool, I'm using 7.6.1. Is there a much faster OS for a IIsi? I know
there's an article about running 8.1 on LEM but that's over the top and
I've only got a 250 mb HD.
Hardy, Hard's Disk Ltd., Freehold NY. A branch
7.1? yeah I know it's pickles favorite too but I used to get a lot of
crashes. 7.6.1 allows more flexiblilty. but I really like the stability.
Hardy, Hard's Disk Ltd., Freehold NY. A branch of the Abandoned Computer
Shelter. Apple and Mac systems and parts gratefully accepted. Systems
charitably
Yeah, Yeah, Ok, Ok. :)
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Shelter. Apple and Mac systems and parts gratefully accepted. Systems
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