[SunRescue] Re: [Packrats] [non-sun] need Mac parts!
Gregory Leblanc
GLeblanc at cu-portland.edu
Wed Mar 29 19:45:43 CST 2000
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bill Bradford [mailto:mrbill at mrbill.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 5:39 PM
> To: packrats at sunhelp.org; rescue at sunhelp.org
> Subject: [SunRescue] Re: [Packrats] [non-sun] need Mac parts!
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 29, 2000 at 07:20:14PM -0600, Bill Bradford wrote:
> > I just bought Amy a Quadra 840AV with monitor. Got some questions:
> > 4 72pin SIMM slots - parity or non-parity? Anybody got some
> > cheap 16meggers they'll sell?
> > Has an AAUI ethernet interface on teh back, but I have
> no AAUI to
> > 10base-T adapters (or AAUI to normal AUI, for that matter, which
> > would also work). I picked up an Asante ethernet card (NuBus)
> > dated '91 or so, should this work in the box? (the 840AV came
> > out in '93, discontinued '94).
> > Any suggestions on as-cheap-as-possible 24bit cards?
> > Anybody got MacOS 8.1 on CD-ROM they'll let go cheap?
> > Thanks. 8-)
> > Bill
>
> Ignore the ethernet question - the card went into slot 1, got
> recognized by
> the OS, and now the box is up and on the net - but without
> Internet software
> (ftp, netscape, anything) of any kind... arugh. Maybe its
> floppy drive can
> read PC disks that I can put stuff on... ?
If you've got the PC stuff installed, it can read FAT disks. Just get some
FTP client on there, or a copy of Netscape2 (it fits on one floppy, IIRC),
and download updates from there. On the RAM deal, pretty sure that MACs use
non-parity, but parity shouldn't hurt it, it should just ignore the extra
bits.
Greg
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