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Hardware / PowerMac 7500/100 rebuild!
March 25, 2015, 21:36 |
See this post: http://forums.system7today.com/viewtopic.php?p=9925&highlight=#9925 Flemming Dk |
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Hardware / Ethernet Performa 5200
September 11, 2014, 21:43 |
Update! I acquired a Sonic Systems commslot I ethernet card and after some trouble finding the right driver it is Now working. It did not work out of the box with standard Apple drivers. I am Now able to surf the Web and get files from my 10.9 Mac, using the Fetch FTP client. I have described this in another thread. Flemming DK |
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Software / File transfer 10.9 to 7.6.1 guide
September 11, 2014, 15:50 |
I use a Performa 5200 for running MESA. An application by AKAI to edit their 90's generation of SCSI equipped samplers. So naturally I nede a god way of transferring samples from my Mac Mini to the performa. I do not have much experience in these matters, so I figured FTP would be the easiest way, since it is available on most platforms. Maybe this is obvious, but it took me some time to figure out, and maybe others can use this information. This is what I did... You need: A modern mac connected to a router (airport Express on my case) and an ethernet equipped vintage mac (sonic systems ethernet card in my case) connected to the same router. 1. In osx 10.7 and up, ftp is not available in the file sharing preferences. It is however still there but you have to start it from terminal like this: sudo -s launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist To stop the ftp services from running you type this in terminal: sudo -s launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist Now your mac is running a ftp server. 2. On your vintage mac download the ftp client Fetch from here: http://www.flexoplate.com/DownloadSoftware.html 3. Install Fetch and start the application. "Add new connection" Will pop up. Now type in your information: Host: IP adress (10.0.1.4 in my case) Username: Your log-in name on your modern mac Password: Your password for your modern mac Directory: /users/computername 4. That's it! Now your vintage mac has access to files on your modern mac without using AppleTalk that your modern mac does not understand. God luck! Flemming DK |
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Hardware / Ethernet Performa 5200
March 17, 2014, 10:00 |
One more question... Since support for HFS file system was dropped from Snow Leopard, will I be able to access the files on my modern mac from System7? I'm on OSX 10.9. Flemming Denmark |
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Hardware / Ethernet Performa 5200
March 17, 2014, 09:52 |
Thanks for replies. I might get one of those commslot cards from welovemacs.com, unless I can track something down in Denmark or Europe. Is there any difference in performance from a commslot card to an LC PDS card? Flemming Denmark |
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Hardware / Ethernet Performa 5200
March 15, 2014, 13:48 |
I have a Performa 5200 that I use for communicating with an Akai sampler via SCSI and Akai's MESA software. The machine does not have built in ethernet, but there is a hole in the back where I think there used to be an ethernet port. I want to network with a modern mac running osx 10.9 Mavericks What card should I look for, for this machine? I am all new to vintage macs. Flemming Denmark |
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