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The hard drive worked, but when the unit was left on for a relatively short period of time (5-10 mins), then it wouldn't boot properly until it had 20 mins or so to cool down.It emitted a sound that was reminiscent of a radio being tuned, the high-pitch squeal when the radio operator can't quite find the frequency and keeps turning the knob. I ordered it on Thursday and it actually, much to my surprise, got here on Friday, but unfortunately though it had been tested it had quite a few problems. And the best part: It was tested and cost about $50. The maximum ram is not as good as the SE/30 by a long shot, but the Performa 430 was considered a lower-end Mac when it was introduced. It also has a 68030 at 16Mhz, so twice the speed (and the same as the recommended SE/30), and could support up to 10Mb ram instead of just 4 for the SE. It didn't have the all-in-one case of the SE, but the "pizza box" design really appealed to me. Again, the dizzying array of models confused me, but I finally found another machine I liked maybe even more than the SE, the Performa 430. I knew I wanted a 68k machine and not a PowerPC, since I already had two PowerPC iBooks. It sat at $40 until the last few seconds and then suddenly jumped to $100 and beyond my bidding limit. Also I have a Floppy Emu unit (more on that later), which can emulate a hard drive as well as floppy for an SE, and I really do prefer to replace hard drives with solid state devices if at all possible. I had heard somewhere on one of the many retro podcasts that I listen to that a Macintosh SE/30 was recommended, but I couldn't find any that were both cheap and tested to work, so I figured the SE would do. It seemed a bit underpowered, but I'd always that style of case. So when looking at an eBay auction, unless you know the particulars of Apple hardware and the auction is good enough to list everything, it can be hard to know what you're getting, or how this compares with other models.īut I finally found a unit I liked, a Macintosh SE. They're just a set of computers that Apple arbitrarily applied the label Performa to.
#SDLTRS ROMS WONT INSTALL SERIES#
They aren't a series of computer with similar or gradually increasing specifications.
The Performa line, for instance, isn't a line of computers in any meaningful way. Unfortunately, that's where I ran into the "model hell" of 90's Apple Computer. Of course, as I explained in my last post, my rush to get an iBook left me with a model that couldn't actually run OS 9, so I wanted to avoid that this time. With my decision to try System 7, I just had to find a machine, so off to eBay I went. It was the first time trying GS/OS and not only was I surprised at how much the interface reminded me of Macintosh, but I also found I liked this interface that was closer to the classic look and feel. Why? Well, to some degree because of my Apple IIgs that I acquired about two years ago.
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So at the same time that I decided to install Mac OS 9, I also decided I wanted to try out System 7. And I've generally been a satisfied user for the past 15 years or so (though I will admit that the more iOS-focused releases have made me think of jumping ship).
#SDLTRS ROMS WONT INSTALL MAC OS X#
But then a good friend of mine told me about Mac OS X and it's Unix base, and that's what turned me around on the operating system. As a long-time Windows user, I didn't find the Mac OS X interface compelling at first, and the lack of a command line, multitasking, and other sort of "power user" features made the Mac OS a non-starter for me. I've been using Mac OS X since 10.3, but I had never even touched one before that. Now I should state up front, I'm not at all familiar with the classic Mac OS. This came from this forum: ġ0.In my last post, I mentioned that I had worked on three projects, one of which was a Macintosh Performa 430.
#SDLTRS ROMS WONT INSTALL UPDATE#
Choose menu 7 then select Update media database, Update Java DB and Create AX Dat File. Disconnect the USB cable from the phone.ĩ.
Do not delete any files as some of the forums say.Ĩ. Open the Filesystem and under Media/Games create a new folder for each Java app and copy the JAD and JAR files to the new directory.ħ.
When setting up Bitpim select the COM port as "Qualcomm Diagnostics Interface 6000" and select the phone type as SPH-A740.
#SDLTRS ROMS WONT INSTALL DRIVER#
Download the Qualcomm USB driver from the link above and then connect your phone and manually install the driver files.ĥ. Then press # until you see option 8 say Audio then press 9 Common followed by 6 USB Configuration followed by 2 Qualcomm USB. Now you have to put the Propel in USB modem mode. It lists the M300 and Blackjack II, etcĢ. It doesn't list the Propel as a supported model but it works.
I have now installed Java games on the Samsung SGH-A767 Propel.
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