I am trying to resurrect an original StyleWriter for use with an SE/30. Do I need the original power

On Sat, 16 Oct 2010 12:00:30 +0100, Henry wrote (in article <1jqgj79.43frwdcy5t1cN%henry999@eircom

A friend's Intel Mini (1.6 GHz) died. Blinked out. No power LED activity, no sound. It had always

acquired an SE/30 which I'd like to connect to my > > network. Who knows, I might use it as a web server..... > > > > I can't remember what interface card was

the macintosh se/30 i got it in the original 'bag' with computer, mouse, microphone? and some cables. at home it showed the famous vertical line in the monitor, after an initial

my Mac SE/30, it >> has stopped working. Now, when I switch it on, it makes no sound and >> the screen shows a pattern of black and white horizontal stripes, >> eight

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-looking SE/30 for a dime. Unfortunately, > this is where my luck ended - it's dead. > > When turned on, it shows a distorted image[1], and plays a minor chord, > followed

Where can I get this.....and don't point me to ZDNET, it hasn't existed there for years. I

I recently received an old SE/30 that's in pretty sorry shape, and needs some work done. I don

All, Two quick questions: 1 - I would like to connect my MAC Classic II to my ethernet network. I am

Hello, I need to connect a mac IIsi to the internet via DSL modem (and 10Base T NIC), I believe it is

Well, now I have replaced the entire lid/display unit, all at once (including cable), and still no

6100CD, SE-30, computer-table, etc. I take it then that you wish to continue to use the thing? If so, find an ethernet card for it. It will make your life MUCH easier. If there's a Mac

to the SE, and also including the Power Mac x100 series. Some Macs, such as (but not limited to) the SE/30, IIcx and IIci, required matched sets of four SIMMs. However, even the 7200 you

a Mac SE/30 that is exhibiting the "zebra" behavior of >>horizonal black and white stripes on startup. Reading up on this, it >>appears that this is either

a few SE/30's sitting around I'd like to get up and > running to donate to local needy organizations for word processing and > spreadsheets, etc., maybe even email, or

I have a question about an ancient Mac and an ancient OS. I am wanting to upgrade my SE/30 to sys 7.6

a Mac SE/30. Can I temporarily install the Classic II hard > > disk > > > in the SE/30 to retrieve my data? > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks

I just inherited a IIci to play around with and am pretty excited as I have not had a true 680x0 Mac

Matti Haveri <nospam@here.invalid> writes: > Phil Stripling <phil_stripling@cieux.zzn.com

Are the SE/30 interface cards and the IIsi interface cards interchangeable? A: No, they aren't. Since the original model #0197 pivot-to-SE/30 interface card was designed and

Hi I am getting a new Mac next week: I thought about the 1 ghrz G4 on the Apple site w/ school

me a SE/30 needed a little work (the CRT was busted) so I got a regular SE (free) swapped the board in (voila! instant SE/30), added a network card deal and it flies. Mostly it sits on a shelf

I've an Old SE/30 I'm soon to pull out of retirement and play with once again. It has its PDS

Hi, I'm having something of a nightmare trying to get my newly installed network going, and

Hi all, I am trying to make my newly acquired SE/30 recognize its implanted 32MB of RAM. I have used

> the SE/30 up to at least 7.5.5 (when I can find those disks again.) If it > > will go that far, I may take it to 7.6.1, like the PB5300 CS. Do you know > > if the SE/30 will run

*) SE/30 decides to move mouse and > click keys (usually, Enter) by itself about 3-4 minutes after cold boot. That's a wierd one. What I immediately thought of was that you may

In article <6447bcd3.0207051851.32424ef5@posting.google.com>, blackm00@cam.org (Michael Black) wrote: > My guess, if the hard drive is still