Halfway through a system 7.1.1 install and... — #1
....it is asking me for the disk "Programs" which did not come with the OS I downloaded from Macgarden. What the heck is it talking about? Before I installed the new OS I had a dis…
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Posible conquest: LCIII! — #62
You might be able to do the hack install on a OS 8 floppy disk set, but it'll take several times as long.
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #61
Awesome! The adaptor will arrive today or maybe tommorow according to the USPS tracking thingy
small Goodwill conquest — #4
Empty? Guess there isn't a pot of gold at the end of each rainbow
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A new CD caddy is better than nothing. You don't get CD's with the caddies. xD
small Goodwill conquest — #3
Empty? Guess there isn't a pot of gold at the end of each rainbow
MIDI and the Roland JV-1010 on a Mac Classic II — #5
PM me your email and I'll send you the actual file.
MIDI and the Roland JV-1010 on a Mac Classic II — #4
I found a place that has MIDI Manager but for some reason the StuffIt I have on my MacBook Pro doesn't want to open it.
It's here: http://www.harmony-central.com/Software/Mac/midi…
MIDI and the Roland JV-1010 on a Mac Classic II — #3
I saw that but I am using System 7.0.1, should I use that bootable 7.5.3 disk that someone posted on one of the other threads to install this software?
MIDI and the Roland JV-1010 on a Mac Classic II — #2
A good idea is to use Apple MIDI Manager/PatchBay and OMS (yes, a System 7.1 compatible version is out there).
I believe that neither are too hard to find.
Here is OMS for System…
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #60
Um... the LC III cant run OS 8... can it?
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Nah, but you can hack the system file to make it compatible. You need an external SCSI CD-ROM though.
Linky!
MIDI and the Roland JV-1010 on a Mac Classic II — #1
I am using my Mac Classic II for MIDI performance.
Aside from having a hard time finding appropriate software, I am a bit confused as to how it all works. Right now I'm using some…
Heavily Upgraded PPC Color Classic on eBay! — #7
If the CC has indeed been off as long as the auctioneer said it was, all the fancy upgrades were probably done expensively at a time way before all the VGA hacks were widespread on…
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #59
No, wait, NetBSD
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FPU!!!
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #58
Um... the LC III cant run OS 8... can it?
small Goodwill conquest — #2
Same situation as me, spotted a rainbow! Small but precious conquests!
Heavily Upgraded PPC Color Classic on eBay! — #6
Yep, cutting down the backplate from an LC575 works a treat - use the original CC backplate as a guide. You only need to drill a couple of holes to get it to mount in the existing…
Heavily Upgraded PPC Color Classic on eBay! — #5
Huh, I should try that. I just assumed it was something I had done wrong when upgrading to VGA.
On another note, does anybody know of a mod that can create a new motherboard cover…
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #57
Yeah, 7.6 isn't THAT different from 7.5.5.
Posible conquest: LCIII! — #56
About the OS, if you're going to use the newest OS it can run, get a copy of 8.1. No, wait, NetBSD . You would be SERIOUSLY wasting your time with 7.6, 7.5.5/7.1 is the way to …
question about my IIsi — #7
TransMac will work too.
ADB Keyboard and Mouse — #12
I've used RetroBrite, with fantastic results.
ADB Keyboard and Mouse — #11
Yeah, otherwise known as Retr0bright. I haven't used it myself but IIRC some members here have had success with it.
ADB Keyboard and Mouse — #10
I've heard of using a mix of Oxy Clean and hydrogen peroxide to remove yellowing. Not sure of the specifics but it may be worth googling/binging/yahooing etc.
RAM! — #9
Most Macs could not handle 8MB 30-pin SIMMs. The path for most, with a few notable exceptions, was 256kB, 1MB, 4MB, 16MB. That is, fourfold increments. Some left off one end or …
RAM! — #8
I assume they would have, as they made 16MB 30 pin SIMMs.