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Not sure about the QS, but I'm running a BW G3 350, with an external DVD Rom (LG) that works fine. The drive was $33.00 shipped and I think the case (with 1-USB 2.0 & 2-Firewire connects) was $75.00.

You might want to check out sourceforge.net or freshmeat.net which have applications that are GNU that should run on a unix based server. Example: http://www.acctmgr.com/information.php

Under MAc OS 9 connection to a PC via a LAN is accomplished through a software application: http://www.thursby.com/products/ http://www.miramar.com/miramarweb.nsf/web/prod_nav_9x_index Here's a doc I found that might help you: http://www.rugebregt.com/rudy/MacPCLan.html#InstallMacHardware...

Looking for an app that will export email folders and messges from Apple's Mail.app. When I first installed OSX I imported all my email from Outlook Express to try the new mail app and now I would like to go back to OE. Herein lays the rub, Apple has provided the capibilities to import but...

Just updated my B/W G3 350 and 8500 w/XLR8 Zif 266 Mhz Beige G3 chip to 10.2.5 Combo. 1. B/W G3 no issues installed fine, no issues as of yet. As I read through the posts of issues with 10.2.5 updater I have noticed that alot of issues seem to arise with the older G3 (B/W) and G4 (400 Mhz)...

I have been trying to access an OS9 system (ver. 9.2.2) running Remote Access from an OSX machine running ver. 10.2.4. I can dial into (modem) the system and it seems to attempt to connect but I get no login screen. If I reboot into OS9 and try and access the same remote system there is no...

Opps, it appears that the borad doesn't like you using left and right arrow. Repost: When issuing this command from terminal, what user are you logged in as? When I try this from the command line (looged in as a user with admin permissions) the systems next response is Password:. When I type...

When issuing this command from terminal, what user are you logged in as? When I try this from the command line (looged in as a user with admin permissions) the systems next response is <Password:>. When I type in my password it responses with <sudo: kmodstat: command not found>??!! I used...

Why not try vi? Pico has a the bad habit of insering unwanted returns and wrapping text. vi is alot nicer (file friendly) but does not have the menu display that pico has.