xantufrog
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Does anyone know if it's possible to download files "directly" accessible to a 68k Mac using System 7.0.1 with PiSCSI?
I have a wonderful little setup in which my PiSCSI has a hard drive emulated and supports wireless web for my old Mac SE FDHD, but I'm still moving files from the modern world to it via floppy disks and I think there's a missed opportunity.
But the PiSCSI wiki implies I need system 7.1 to do this (using AFP). But I'm new to the classic Mac world and don't know if there may be an alternate route (or if I need to suck it up and upgrade to 7.1 - just don't want the SE to become a slug)
I have a wonderful little setup in which my PiSCSI has a hard drive emulated and supports wireless web for my old Mac SE FDHD, but I'm still moving files from the modern world to it via floppy disks and I think there's a missed opportunity.
But the PiSCSI wiki implies I need system 7.1 to do this (using AFP). But I'm new to the classic Mac world and don't know if there may be an alternate route (or if I need to suck it up and upgrade to 7.1 - just don't want the SE to become a slug)
AFP File Sharing
PiSCSI allows a Raspberry Pi to function as emulated SCSI devices (hard disk, CD-ROM, and others) for vintage SCSI-based computers and devices. This is a fork of the RaSCSI project by GIMONS. - Pi...
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