I have four ADB Using macs and Four ADB Sets.

:O NO FAIR!! i don't have _any_ adb keyboards, or any Apple-branded adb mice! Click to expand... What the deuce? Until recently, (when I raided wthww's room) I had more Apple…

I just love me the REAL MAN Keyboards. The sissy keyboards that aren't tactile PSHHHH. } }

:O NO FAIR!! i don't have _any_ adb keyboards, or any Apple-branded adb mice!

So today I went to a thrift store in hopes of finding any old macs. Nada, Later on in chinatown, I thought i'd stop by an old hardware shop which sells electronics and Keyboards an…

Oops! didnt read it right. its a 32meg chip! EDIT: My ram SIMM has 16 Micron Technology Inc. Dram 5volt CMOS 4Megx4 2K refresh Fast Page Type Behuizing 60ns chips!

Nope. all that page told me was that i had Micron technoligy RAM.

http://www.chipmunk.nl/DRAM/ChipManufacturers.htm Check that page for identifying your RAM module.

Could it be a Kibimember? What's that? 1^10... Oops, Error that comes back as one. It's not as bad as dividing by Zero 1 /0 Oh noes! *Zap!*

Uh, no. Assuming that we use the binary equivalents of the metric prefixes, a gigamember would be the 2^30th member. That would be member 1,073,741,824. What you are thinking of…

it's ram simm has 16 464M4B1 chips. Anyone wanna look at some RAM SIMMS and see if you see any 416M4B1 chips, then tell me how big said ram simm is?

Oh, and someone said that it probebly had 16/32mb of ram? i'm hoping its 32, as that gives me an (Apple) maxed out 36mb of ram!

Great plan! Just a note, it would be wise to ask for any SCSI hard drives, as the converters go for chump change on eBay.

good luck!

Oh, and i asked my grandma who works at a school to ask the computer guy if they had some spare parts, i made a list of what i want, and it included 50 pin scsi harddrives! *cross…

ok. I don't have enough pocket money to get it right now, but i'm assuming that you searched for 'Apple SCSI hard drive' to get that?

You definitely can. The shop where I bought my HD from has a stack of 68-pin and 80-pin 9.1 GB SCSI hard drives for $5 each and I bet you can find them for that much somewhere …

Oh, yeah. the cheapest 50 pin scsi hd i found on eBay was like... $17.

yeah, well i doubt i'll find a scsi harddrive for like... $4. I spent all of my pocket money on the LC III, the monitor adaptor, and the PC floppy drive, and i am not getting mone…

BTW, for those SCSI HDs, try searching at mom-n-pop computer stores which have a used parts bargain bin. I found my 9.1 GB Seagate (that's currently in my Macintosh LC 475) at one …

I'll get a bigger HD when this ELS one fails!

Alright, when you get a bigger hard drive then. xDD

No... 2 system folders would occupy too much space on my puny 80MB ProDrive ELS. I'll just install 7.6.1; i allready converted all 19 install disks and its disk tools disks to a f…

The easiest thing to do is run two System Folders, one with 7.5.5 and one with 7.1, and use System Picker to switch between the folders.

Many apps require 7.5, and i want to run the newest OS it can run. Even if it is slower than 7.1. Besides, i want to have fun doing over 19 disk swaps and writes } . Yaay 19 f…