Hello again, evereybody. I want to close the loop and tell everyone
what I found out in regard to repairing the symmetrically shrunken
images on my Color Classic and Mac RGB monitor. Boy, we were thinking
TOO HARD.
I opened the cases and found no burst or dried-out caps. What I -did-
find was a
On 1/19/06, simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
most of the times a shrunken size is caused by a broken capacitor. the
capacitor could be short circuted or not connected. I suspect a
electrolyth (the big ones) if the aspect ratio of the image is still ok
(3:4) then this may be in the power section
I've heard of this capacitor plague before. Hmm, replacing some caps
does not sound too difficult.
- Marty
--- Martin Swartz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today I have a Color Classic that exhibits a working
but shrunken video image. I've seen conflicting
opinions about what can cause this...
On 19-jan-06, at 1:31, Martin Swartz wrote:
Hello, all -
In a previous (business) life I did a lot of support / hacking around
with Macs, mostly 1xx Powerbooks and the SE series. Those days are
gone. Now I have several questions to ask that relate to Classic Macs
as restoration projects.
In
Hello, all -
In a previous (business) life I did a lot of support / hacking around
with Macs, mostly 1xx Powerbooks and the SE series. Those days are
gone. Now I have several questions to ask that relate to Classic Macs
as restoration projects.
In the corporate days, any one-piece Mac with flaky
well... thats just it... when it comes to CRT displays it -can- be
anything... and (i know im not going to gain any friends by saying
this.. but i dont think i have any on this list anyway) the macs
'closed box' design pretty much meant that when one breaks that its
just time to throw it away
you could try the classiccmp.org mailing lists for
help. Or even the Electronics_101 yahoo group.
Probably other forums on the net besides.
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--- Martin Swartz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today I have a Color Classic that
exhibits a working
but shrunken video image. I've seen conflicting
opinions about what can cause this,
Capacitors in the tube driver circuitry will do that
as they
age. Not so well sealed electrolytics will either
I have a question about the Daystar Powercache card. I have one without
either CPU or FPU currently plugged in. How do I tell whether it is a 33,
40 or 50Mhz version? It is stamped P33, but most of the images I've
googled all have the same stamp, so I don't know whether this is a part
number
On 28 Nov 2005, at 23:52, Kennedy, David wrote:
I have a question about the Daystar Powercache card. I have one
without
either CPU or FPU currently plugged in. How do I tell whether it
is a 33,
40 or 50Mhz version? It is stamped P33, but most of the images I've
googled all have the same
--- Kennedy, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question about the Daystar Powercache card.
I have one without
either CPU or FPU currently plugged in. How do I
tell whether it is a 33,
40 or 50Mhz version? It is stamped P33, but most
of the images I've
googled all have the same
i dont have a dock... no floppy drive.. no cdrom drive... the only way
to get data in or out is the (slow) serial port... when the OS dies
that will be the end of that boxen...
the problem has been fixed tho... (but i thank you for the reply)
side note; 7.5.3 is whats installed but its wrapped in
On 8/7/05, Samual Acorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i need a (-free-) disk defragmenter in a bad way...
Do it the traditional way. Back it up, reformat, reinstall. A Duo 280C
will run anything from System 7.1 to MacOS 8.1:
http://lowendmac.com/pb/280c.shtml
7.5.5 is a free download. All you
on 8/16/05 6:25 AM, Mike Sloane at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - I am trying to get some Mac II machines (a Mac II, 2 ci's, an si,
and a vx) working. I signed up for this list but am wondering if I
signed up for the wrong one. If so, I would appreciate being pointed in
the right direction. If
Jim - I tried to send a message off-line but received the following:
Diagnostic-code: smtp;550 [EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown
Please contact me directly.
Mike
Jim Lunceford wrote:
Mike:
If you can't get that drive working, I've got a couple of extras-800k or
1.4mb cleaned up and working. I could
on 8/18/05 3:49 AM, Mike Sloane at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim - I tried to send a message off-line but received the following:
Diagnostic-code: smtp;550 [EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown
Please contact me directly.
Mike
Jim Lunceford wrote:
Mike:
If you can't get that drive working,
://manuelmarque.no.sapo.pt
-Original Message-
From: Vintage Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Samual Acorn
Sent: domingo, 7 de Agosto de 2005 2:11
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: stupid question?
what i own; a load of old macs that i dont do anything with (im a
linux/x86 geek not really a big fan
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 09:25:38 -0400
From: Mike Sloane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi - I am trying to get some Mac II machines (a Mac II, 2 ci's, an si,
and a vx) working. I signed up for this list but am wondering if I
signed up for the wrong one. If so, I would appreciate being pointed in
the right
Hi - I am trying to get some Mac II machines (a Mac II, 2 ci's, an si,
and a vx) working. I signed up for this list but am wondering if I
signed up for the wrong one. If so, I would appreciate being pointed in
the right direction. If not, the vx has what appears to be a bad floppy
drive - it
side of things... am i in the right place?
first question;
i need a (-free-) disk defragmenter in a bad way... ive read many
sites that say macs dont need defragging but when i drag a file from
one folder to another everything freezes for a few seconds (didnt do
this when i first started using
Copland. I remember it well.
Copland was a leak.
Apple Computer was calling their project of OS 8.0 Copland in reference to a
musician. OS 7 users wanted a new look to their operating systems, and someone
said that's what OS 8 was going to be about. Nobody realized the power of
Actually, Copland was an entire OS architecture that never saw the
light of day. It was to run on a Unix-like nanokernel called
NuKernel. It was to have partially protected memory (with some code
areas still allowing read-write access by applications - something
about re-entrant code, I
Someone can tell me where i can get a copy of some build of apple copeland
?.
Screenshots or something about it ?.
thanx.
email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi.
Sorry, I do not have any particular link for you. Maybe you'll find
something on Google...
I noticed two different spellings of the name.
Apparently Apple's OS project was called Copland after composer
Aaron Copland.
Wikipedia explicitly states:
Note that the composer Aaron Copland
--- John Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got an internal CD 600i SCSI unit that I'm
trying to configure. On
the back it has jumpers for:
Jumper PARITY
Jumper 0--]
Jumper 1--]---ID SELECT
Open 2--]
Jumper PREVENT/ALLOW
Open TEST MODE
I understand ID Select is set to give
I've got an internal CD 600i SCSI unit that I'm trying to configure. On
the back it has jumpers for:
Jumper PARITY
Jumper 0--]
Jumper 1--]---ID SELECT
Open 2--]
Jumper PREVENT/ALLOW
Open TEST MODE
I understand ID Select is set to give SCSI ID 3, but should parity be
enabled (I understood
Hello there,
is there anyone around with a bunch of 400k floppies and willing to
send me an disk image of one of the following applications:
MacPlot 1.5 or around
smooth talker 1.x 2.x
ms basic 1.0 (i have a disk, but f*cked up the protection scheme by
making a copy of itself using sector
--- David Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make the computer (a IIci in this
case) ignore a system
folder? I'm thinking of archive files or another HD
with a system on it that
I want to use but not boot from or confuse the
computer. It doesn't seem as
easy as re-naming
in here
inside the System Folder in question and drop the Finder in it. This
keeps it all together and since it will sort into the same position
as Finder, it will be easy to find if you look, wondering where the
Finder is.
--
Clark Martin
Redwood City, CA, USA
Macintosh / Internet Consulting
I'm
Is there a way to make the computer (a IIci in this case) ignore a system
folder? I'm thinking of archive files or another HD with a system on it that
I want to use but not boot from or confuse the computer. It doesn't seem as
easy as re-naming or putting in another folder.
Suggestions?
Tks
At 18:24 -0400 12/15/04, David Ricker wrote:
Is there a way to make the computer (a IIci in this case) ignore a system
folder? I'm thinking of archive files or another HD with a system on it that
I want to use but not boot from or confuse the computer.
If it's on another hard disk there is
I used to do that by making sure the file Finder was in some other folder
than the rest of the system files. You can move this when the computer is
already running from the system folder you are trying to modify.
-Joe
David Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make the computer
All the advice you've been getting so far is good and accurate.
There is, however, a way that you can literally make the computer
ignore the current bootup device and go find a bootable system
elsewhere: hold down the keys Command-Option-Delete-Shift as you
reboot. If you have a second
there's an app out there called bless that can let you ignor one
system and boot with a second system folder.
Sherman
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 18:24:05 -0400, David Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make the computer (a IIci in this case) ignore a system
folder? I'm thinking of
EtherPrint-T question
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:29:24 -0400
Bryan,
A belated thank-you for the specs. The specs were spot on. I picked up
an adapter at RadioShack that worked perfectly. Unfortunately ... my
EtherPrint seems to have a bad network port, so it does not work. The
adapter
: Re: Dayna EtherPrint-T question
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:29:24 -0400
Bryan,
A belated thank-you for the specs. The specs were spot on. I picked up
an adapter at RadioShack that worked perfectly. Unfortunately ... my
EtherPrint seems to have a bad network port, so it does not work. The
adapter
Bryan,
A belated thank-you for the specs. The specs were spot on. I picked up
an adapter at RadioShack that worked perfectly. Unfortunately ... my
EtherPrint seems to have a bad network port, so it does not work. The
adapter is going back to RadioShack tomorrow.
--
Brandon in Durham, NC
On Aug
Hi,
I have one of these - model EP0101 - with the power supply that you can
have for whatever it costs me to ship it to you from 01701. I don't know
if I have all the cables for it, but I do have the power supply. Let me
know if interested.
Vanessa
At 07:59 PM 8/13/04, you wrote:
I suppose
on 8/14/04 3:30 PM, Brandon Wise wrote:
I picked up a Dayna EtherPrint-T today at the Salvation Army (I spent a
whole $.95 on it). The down side to the great price is the lack of
power supply. I have looked all over the web and have come up with no
leads for either a power supply to buy or the
I suppose this list is about the best place to ask about this ...
I picked up a Dayna EtherPrint-T today at the Salvation Army (I spent a
whole $.95 on it). The down side to the great price is the lack of
power supply. I have looked all over the web and have come up with no
leads for either a
I have a Macintosh II I have been trying to post on
the LEM swaplist.
Regardless of the type of e-mail I send (webmail,
plain text 7-bit, plain text 8-bit, etc. etc.,
my listing never shows up. It does not bounce
back from the server, as one might expect if
something is wrong.
I just never see
Mine used to bounce when I used HTML, but not with plain text. How much
are you asking for the II?
Please ignore the message below, it is added by my work router.
___
The information transmitted
on 7/8/04 1:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Macintosh II I have been trying to post on
the LEM swaplist.
Regardless of the type of e-mail I send (webmail,
plain text 7-bit, plain text 8-bit, etc. etc.,
my listing never shows up. It does not bounce
back from
If I had an upgrade card that did not require an adapter to run in a
IIsi, could I plug it into the PDS passthrough on the Asante ethernet
card pictured at the very bottom of this page
(http://www.vintagecomp.com/room/mactune/II/IIsi.htm)?
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--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I had an upgrade card that did not require an
adapter to run in a
IIsi, could I plug it into the PDS passthrough on
the Asante ethernet
card pictured at the very bottom of this page
(http://www.vintagecomp.com/room/mactune/II/IIsi.htm)?
Far as
At 4:42 PM +0100 6/16/04, Commander Spacedog wrote:
I have a IIci in a cupboard at home, where is has been sitting for
about two years or so. I hope to refurbish it over summer and find
some use for it. I have to admit I got rather carried away on eBay
with all the cheap stuff there - I
bought the monitor. I've seen various sources on the web
saying things like the monitor requires OS8, that it won't work with
the built-in IIci video, that it won't work with a variety of NuBus
cards, that it requires a PPC Mac, that I'll need a variety of
adapters and so on...
The question
a variety of
adapters and so on...
The question is this - will the monitor work with the above card? If
not, is it possible to make it work either through an adaptor or
similar? Or is there simply no hope and do I need to buy a much older
monitor?
Any advice you can give is greatly appreciated. Let's just
Can you use another Quadra 660 AV?
I can sell one to you in working order.
Ron
BR Computer
619-225-8281
In a message dated 5/23/04 10:23:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have just picked up a Quadra 660AV.
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On May 23, 2004, at 05:45 pm, Dana Sibera wrote:
Can anyone tell me if this is normal on a machine with a dead battery?
Not on all macs, but certainly on the 660av I have with the same
problem. Pop a new battery in and all should work well :).
(6100s and Q605/LC475s also act the same way, among
Got a NEC Multisync 3V, hooked up to my Sega Dreamcast (I'll make it
relevant to the list in a sentence or two.) Just powered it on for the
first time in a few months...getting no picture. Getting audio, so the DC
works, but no picture.
So I pulled out my LC and monitor adaptor. Still getting
Hi,
I have just picked up a Quadra 660AV.
It works great, but only boots the second time I turn the power on.
The first time I power it on I hear the hard disk spin up, but it never
gets to the grey boot screen. The second time everything spins up and
then it boots. Once booted it works
My Reply follows quote. On 23/05/2004 09:18 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have just picked up a Quadra 660AV.
It works great, but only boots the second time I turn the power on.
The first time I power it on I hear the hard disk spin up, but it never
gets to the grey boot screen. The second
It works great, but only boots the second time I turn the power on.
The first time I power it on I hear the hard disk spin up, but it
never gets to the grey boot screen. The second time everything spins
up and then it boots. Once booted it works flawlessly, it also
complains about the clock
!
http://mactastic.likeamoose.net
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On Jan 18, 2004, at 12:40 AM, Terence Dennis Sherman wrote:
just a real quick question -- after washing my IIcx's motherboard in
the
washing machine (It had progressed to the point that it could
On Monday, January 26, 2004, at 03:57 PM, Chris Weinkauf wrote:
Hey everyone. I just pulled my snow iMac out of the washing machine
and just wondered what the best setting would be to dry it on in my
dryer. Tumble dry? Permanent Press? ^_^
Cheers ^_^
-Chris
I hope you remembered to add the
on 1/26/04 3:57 PM, Chris Weinkauf at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone. I just pulled my snow iMac out of the washing machine and
just wondered what the best setting would be to dry it on in my dryer.
Tumble dry? Permanent Press? ^_^
Cheers ^_^
-Chris
Aww, c'mon. YOU know the
-And I just blew out the insides of my mac with those
cans of air. ;-( But it still works. ;-)
what is the recommended why of doing housekeeping on
the insides of cpu's
-- Phil Beesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 08:30 PM, dana
sibera
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-And I just blew out the insides of my mac with
those
cans of air. ;-( But it still works. ;-)
what is the recommended why of doing housekeeping on
the insides of cpu's
The cooling fans suck in air along with dust and dirt.
If you're a smoker, the
On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 08:30 PM, dana sibera
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can get
to compressed air, blowing it out from under all the places that it can
hide (simm slots too, and connectors) it'll help things along
marvellously :)
Compressed air is quick but you get electrostatic
just a real quick question -- after washing my IIcx's motherboard in the
washing machine (It had progressed to the point that it could no longer
turn on at all), how long should I let it dry? I know that at least a few
days would be a good idea, but I really don't want to fry this thing by
being
depends on if you have a fan, humidity, temperature in room, and
compressed air (shortest)
charles lenington
Terence Dennis Sherman wrote:
just a real quick question -- after washing my IIcx's motherboard in the
washing machine (It had progressed to the point that it could no longer
turn
on 1/17/04 11:40 PM, Terence Dennis Sherman at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
just a real quick question -- after washing my IIcx's motherboard in the
washing machine (It had progressed to the point that it could no longer
turn on at all), how long should I let it dry? I know that at least a few
On 18/1/04 19:53, Linda Tooker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you just say you washed a motherboard in a washing machine?
LOL I looked and thought the exact same thing!
Phil
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-iMac G4 17 1Ghz, 512MB, 80GB, 10.3.2
-iMac G3 DV 400Mhz, 384MB, 10GB, 9.2.2
-PowerMac 5400/180 AIO, 96MB, 2GB,
Vaughan writes:
I could be wrong, but I have a feeling that the computer came with a
mouse, but the keyboard was extra. You could choose between the
standard keyboard or the extended keyboard.
That's what I was thinking too. I worked at the computer support desk
at my university from ~1989 -
with
the mouse and keyboard that came with the //gs, and some come with the
keyboard and mouse that came with the Performas. I want a correct
system
in terms of all the parts, and if anyone knows what they should be
please
let me know.
This question works better on the Compact Macs List
What type of mouse and keyboard were included with the SE/30 as it came from
the factory? I am seeing several for sale on eBay and elsewhere, and they
each seem to come with different style mice and keyboards. Some come with
the mouse and keyboard that came with the //gs, and some come with the
with
the mouse and keyboard that came with the //gs, and some come with the
keyboard and mouse that came with the Performas. I want a correct system
in terms of all the parts, and if anyone knows what they should be please
let me know.
This question works better on the Compact Macs List, but I
On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 08:23 PM, Gamba wrote:
When I insert a data disk (like the OS 7.6.1 install
disk) I get an error that says the disk is locked and so OS6 can't
put a
desktop folder on it :-P
So how do I read a CDROM?
John
Add this extension to System 6 folder.
So what exactly does the desk top manger do,
It allows System 6 to use System 7+ desktop files.
Without it, System 6 wants to build it's own because it's desktop files are
different than the later systems', and it can't see/use those later System
desktop files.
and why would it not be part of
Hi I've just started playing with OS 6.0.8, having mostly worked with
OS 7 or 8 before.
Why, you ask!
Because I went mad and bought a real computer - a PowerBook G4 12
running OS X. Now my old Mac collection seems slow.
So I've been trying to set up a nice OS 6 system. I have a IIsi with
NuBus
on 7/9/03 9:23 PM, John Niven at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I've just started playing with OS 6.0.8, having mostly worked with
OS 7 or 8 before.
I've installed CDROM setup s/w - but the only thing I seem to be able
to do is play audio disks on my external tray-loading Apple CDROM
drive.
When I insert a data disk (like the OS 7.6.1 install
disk) I get an error that says the disk is locked and so OS6 can't put a
desktop folder on it :-P
So how do I read a CDROM?
John
Add this extension to System 6 folder.
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/download/desktopmgr201.sit.bin
It should
Hi to all,
I won a hard drive on eBay which was listed as a 50/68 pin SCSI, but
when it arrived, it was 80 pin. I emailed the guy and he sent me a
converter. The only catch is that the converter comes with no
instructions other than jumper settings for SCSI ids. On one side,
there is the
i have a macintosh lc III running system 7.1 I have a windows network. If i were to
install a ethernet card, would it access the windows computers, and the internet?? At
the jr. high i attended last year, there were two seperate sides of the computer lab.
Macintosh and Windows. I use a imac
My Reply follows quote. On 05/07/2003 07:18 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
i have a macintosh lc III running system 7.1 I have a windows network. If
i were to install a ethernet card, would it access the windows computers,
and the internet?? At the jr. high i attended last year, there were two
John wrote:
i have a macintosh lc III running system 7.1 I have a windows network. If i were to install a ethernet card, would it access the windows computers, and the internet?? At the jr. high i attended last year, there were two seperate sides of the computer lab. Macintosh and Windows. I
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a macintosh lc III running system 7.1 I have
a windows network. If i were to install a ethernet
card, would it access the windows computers, and the
internet?? At the jr. high i attended last year,
there were two seperate sides of the computer lab.
i have a microsoft wired base station. it has the network, and the internet router
built in. could i just connect the ethernet card to it and be able to access the
internet? the reason i'd want to access the internet on it is, i cant transfer large
files over floppy disks off the internet to
John wrote:
i have a microsoft wired base station. it has the network, and the internet router built in. could i just connect the ethernet card to it and be able to access the internet? the reason i'd want to access the internet on it is, i cant transfer large files over floppy disks off the
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a microsoft wired base station. it has the
network, and the internet router built in. could i
just connect the ethernet card to it and be able to
access the internet?
Should be able to use the router with the Mac.
Depending on what is required, you
At 10:52 PM 7/5/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Should be able to use the router with the Mac.
Depending on what is required, you may get away with
using MacTCP but my bet is you'll probably have to
install Open Transport.
As long as someone is comfortable with statically assigning IP information,
MacTCP
Your right I knew is was ether 0 or 7. I thought you said though that
you had a drive set to ID 7 in one of your earlier emails. Regardless
it sounds to me as if you have cable or termination problems. Your just
going to have to keep swapping them around in the SCSI chain until you
get it to
Success!!!
I changed ONE cable on the back (just moved the one from the bottom
connector to the top and vice versa) and I have my 9 Gig HD up and running
(with a little help from APS PowerTools v4.1). I now welcome into my
family.Starfleet Command, Starfleet Academy and Earth Station McKinley.
Correct me if I'm wrong here but isn't the SCSI ID zero for the logic
board? I don't think you can have a drive set to that address. Thank
god for firewire
TK
Nope, ID #7 is the CPU. The Drive is indeed set to 0 (it has 2 ID numbers
on the back and I set one to 0 and one to 4). So, according
Zero for most all my macs is always the main Hard drive.
Chuck
In my IIci the main HD (Utopia Planetia) is at #1
Steve
Steve Conrad
810 Main
Henrietta, MO 64036
816-494-5692 http://sasha91.0pi.com
www.fortunecity.com/rivendell/stonekeep/600
It is no
on 6/29/03 2:52 AM, Travis Krall at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong here but isn't the SCSI ID zero for the logic
board? I don't think you can have a drive set to that address. Thank
god for firewire
TK
On Saturday, June 28, 2003, at 04:26 PM, Steve Conrad wrote:
No.
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
HDs) a funny thing happened. After awhile the window
opened to
showNOTHING! However, it still said I had the
same amount of data on
the HD.
Any ideas
Some Mac hard drive utilities have an option to do a
low level format on a drive. Of
Since no one knew about my flakey HD (its still shut down) I thought I'd
pose a new question.
I finally got the second cable needed to hook up my 9 Gig HS external HD
but I cannot get it to show up on the SCSI Probe CP. Also, when I do hook
it up (the SCSI ID switches are set to 0 and 4
Where is the termination? have you tried the 9 gig alone?
-Original Message-
From: Vintage Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Steve Conrad
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 11:00 PM
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: Question
Since no one knew about my flakey HD (its still shut down) I
Question...
My 240M APS external HD is giving me a problem and since its attached to my
IIci I thought I'd come to you folks.
Last night it worked just fine but this afternoon I noticed the red light
blinking off-n-on so I thought I'd better see whats up.
Basically it locks up the machine
My Reply follows quote. On 30/05/2003 22:28
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Conrad)
Is the little black piece in the connector necessary? My cats knocked the
keyboard of one of my machines to the floor and when the mouse was ripped
free the black piece was broken off.
Is the little black piece in the connector necessary? My cats knocked the
keyboard of one of my machines to the floor and when the mouse was ripped
free the black piece was broken off. It seems the mouse still works but I
thought I'd better ask here.
Steve
Steve Conrad
810 Main
Henrietta, MO
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the little black piece in the connector
necessary? My cats knocked the
keyboard of one of my machines to the floor and when
the mouse was ripped
free the black piece was broken off. It seems the
mouse still works but I
thought I'd better ask
At 20:21 -0600 on 23/03/03, Steve Conrad wrote:
Too bad MacWeb was abandoned. It wasn't a bad little browser and it got
There's a project, though I haven't a clue of its progress, to get the MacWWW
code updated for modern browsing and written in 68K assembly for best
performance.
Marten was
At 17:10:44 -0600 on 23 Mar, Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its Mystery Motherboard Time!...ID: 820-0380-A Apple Computer
At 5:31 PM on 3/23/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not much of a mystery when the only hit on Google
for that part number tells you what it is.
At 19:02:52
Its Mystery Motherboard Time!
(Also sent to the Quad list just in case)
OK, was going through my Mac stuff and I came across this MB I want to ID.
It has what I believe to be a 68040 CPU (as I said, its a guess here as the
chip has some thingie on top of it thats kinda like a square of prongs
At 17:10 -0600 on 23/03/03, Steve Conrad wrote:
The board just says this for an ID: 820-0380-A Apple Computer, Inc. C. 1992
Not much of a mystery when the only hit on Google for that part number tells
you what it is.
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the pickle
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on 3/23/03 5:31 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The board just says this for an ID: 820-0380-A Apple Computer, Inc. C. 1992
Not much of a mystery when the only hit on Google for that part number tells
you what it is.
Just a hint Pickle: It would make you seem like less of a jerk
on 3/23/03 5:31 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The board just says this for an ID: 820-0380-A Apple Computer, Inc. C.
1992
Not much of a mystery when the only hit on Google for that part number tells
you what it is.
Just a hint Pickle: It would make you seem like less of a jerk
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