I borrowed a SCSI-Ethernet adapter from a friend in Sweden a few years ago, which reminds me that I should return it to its rightful owner when I visit this Summer.
Daynaport, I think. I would guess that it was intended for the early PowerBooks, based on the design language alone. In any...
Thank you! I now have a computer ready for "the Net Age," as MicroMac put in on their web site. Seriously, though, it makes a huge difference when browsing the web. BadGoldEagle, how's the Diimo-Pivot Display combo working out for you? I have an ethernet card as my second card, but I wouldn't...
I got mine to work too. I did have to install the Diimo control panel (I always assumed that it would be plug and play) but with everything up and running, the speed difference is huge -- especially when it comes to activities that are heavy on the CPU but less so on the disk. According to...
I found a MicroMac 68030 50 MHz, and hopefully I'll get around to installing it and the adapter in my SE/30 this week. One question: I know that there is software for the card (control panel, drivers?) but is that necessary for it to function?
Very much looking forward to the speed boost...
You can run Netscape 4.08, but it is rather slow and comes with a lot of bloatware.
If you want to download a browser straight from your Color Classic, I am sure this page will work in older browsers: http://main.system7today.com/otherbrowsers.html
As to Macintosh Garden, I don't think you can...
If you already have 7.5.5 and Mode32 installed, do you still need to do a clean install after installing the ROM-inator, or can you boot from the ROM disk and patch your system?
Google works just fine on my SE/30 with Netscape 4.08 (and, I believe, earlier versions). I was also able to log in to Facebook and check notifications, though I couldn't get to the feed. Also, many newspapers work just fine, though you might have to do a fair bit of scrolling because of the...
There were two of them on eBay a few weeks ago: one as a standalone card (sold for $170 I believe) and another installed in an SE/30 that also came with an ethernet card -- not to mention a nifty Diimo sticker. I belive that one sold for around $300. :)
Well, if anyone has a Diimo or Daystar...
It sure is. I used to own a RasterOps ColorBoard 264, but I've come to appreciate the compactness of the SE/30, which is why I prefer under-the-hood mods to, say, an LCD monitor.
I'm thinking of boosting my SE/30 with an accelerator. That is, if I can find one for a reasonable price (which means that eBay is pretty much out of the questions). The Diimo and the Daystar cards seem to be the main options -- at least in terms of availability.
As I understand it, the Diimo...
Success! So, I was able to print by:
1. Saving a document as PostScript on my Mac
2. Open the PS file, copy all text.
3. Open a connection to Port 9100
4. Paste the text.
The printout looks great, including graphics and text formatting, but there must be a better way. :) Any suggestions?
It's a Brother MFC-8710DW, which supports PostScript (and LPR/LPD) according to the manual, which also lists all predefined services running on the server. I take it this would be the same as the Queue I enter in the Utility? "BINARY_1" didn't work, but I'll try "BRNxxxxxxxxxxxx_AT" (x = MAC...