Here is my Mac 128k connected to retro-net.org using MacTerminal. It runs lynx to browse the web and I can get email using pine. Very nice free service from them. The lack of arr…

Doesn't matter what card you stick in your machines, you will still only get USB 1.1 speeds under OS 9. In case that was unclear. Click to expand... Clear as a bell, that's wh…

Here are a few final things: You can do file transfers back and forth from MacTerminal (I still use v 1.1) to Mac OS X with a few command line utilities (macutils) available on Ma…

Doesn't matter what card you stick in your machines, you will still only get USB 1.1 speeds under OS 9. In case that was unclear.

You need to turn on 32-bit addressing in the Memory Control Panel of that IIci in order to take advantage of your 20MB of RAM. Back in days of yore, of course, that was a LOT of RA…

it looks like it only has F keys and a numeric keypad. weird.

MacTerminal .......... The lack of arrow keys on my keyboard appears to be an issue though. Click to expand... Doesn't the keypad menu drop down to give you some?

Here is my Mac 128k connected to retro-net.org using MacTerminal. It runs lynx to browse the web and I can get email using pine. Very nice free service from them. The lack of arr…

Office X is still decent, and less resource-intensive than later versions.

Open Office looks very very promising - may be just what the Doctor ordered! I got x11 installed yesterday from my Tiger disk and then got OO to open ok - interface seems very simi…

What about a Localtalk-Ethernet adapter, like the Farallon Etherprint? Click to expand... On a 128K? No room for MacTCP.

Just as an aside, well... I was fuzing with this out of curiosity, and I never was able to make a USB serial adapter spawn a console out of /etc/ttys automatically. The oft-quoted …

I think I'll just go back to "sneaker netting" w/HDDs! : I was trying to avoid spending $80, but Sonnettech has always done well by me! http://www.sonnettech.com/product/temp…

VIA cards are a problem because they use UHCI and not OHCI, or something like that. However I think starting with Tiger, UHCI is supported. Click to expand... That makes sense.…

VIA cards are a problem because they use UHCI and not OHCI, or something like that. However I think starting with Tiger, UHCI is supported. VIA is the only on who makes crap UHCI …

You need to turn on 32-bit addressing in the Memory Control Panel of that IIci in order to take advantage of your 20MB of RAM. Back in days of yore, of course, that was a LOT of RA…

Just looked at the box, it's Bytecc. Apple System Profiler recognized the card but I can't tell if you if was running at USB2 speeds. But it didn't crash the mac so that's a plus!

By chance I dropped a NEC based generic USB2 card in a graphite G4 running OS 9. Worked fine without drivers, it loaded a USB2 flash stick but I didn't test the speed, although it …

You need to turn on 32-bit addressing in the Memory Control Panel of that IIci in order to take advantage of your 20MB of RAM. Back in days of yore, of course, that was a LOT of R…

Just joined here after acquiring my IIci. Click to expand... Because before, you wouldn't have been allowed. ;D Click to expand... In all fairness its been about 10 years…

By chance I dropped a NEC based generic USB2 card in a graphite G4 running OS 9. Worked fine without drivers, it loaded a USB2 flash stick but I didn't test the speed, although it …

Wonderful blast to the past. Sounds like a stealth recon mission. GOOD JOB!

Just joined here after acquiring my IIci. Click to expand... Because before, you wouldn't have been allowed. ;D

The IIci is a great little machine. I set mine up with the Apple Portrait Display on top, like I saw a MiniII setup in a movie, and listed her on my network as "WordWright." Defini…

I don't have any, sorry bizzle. Best to ask MacJunky More likely to find a FW->USB converter. I think the MiniStack drive has this feature. System Requirem…