Seems as tho the printer needs a new Ozone filter, which I will replace.

On Monday, I'll be buying a IINT from where I bought this NTX, as to have spare parts. It makes strange clunky nouses on startup, so I'm not sure the rollers and such are all working properly.

The IIx on the otherhand, boots, but I'm not sure on the specs at the moment. THIS will be the one that receives my coveted attentions to turn it into a router and server.

~Marchie

~Chaplain Marchie
68k Macintosh Liberation Army
Holder of the Compact Mac Stick of Justice, with Explodeing CRT head

Something I think many people don;t realize, is that terms like "Power", "Powerhouse", and others are all relative.

Most Cisco routers use 68k chips in them as the main procesor.

All but my G4 are 10 Base T Ethernet systems, so that is the bandwidth I expect.

The more specific a system/equipment is to a task, the more "powerful" it is at it.

Honestly, what uses do the 020 Mac IIs and such have? they are large by comparison to the Compact Macs, and severely underpowerd for web browsing and such.

There are select few games that run well on them. Liberation is putting old MAcs into use. Why not as routers? For under $50 (Includeing registering IPNetRouter) you have a 10 baseT router, that also does LoclTalk.

Not too shabby I'd say.

~Marchie

~Chaplain Marchie
68k Macintosh Liberation Army
Holder of the Compact Mac Stick of Justice, with Explodeing CRT head

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Liberation is putting old MAcs into use. Why not as routers? For under $50 (Includeing registering IPNetRouter) you have a 10 baseT router, that also does LoclTalk.

Not too shabby I'd say.

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Edited by - Trash80toG-4 on 16 Feb 2002 23:28:11

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