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Yes, and it bombs right away. System Error 33. However, I find these emulators are not exact duplicates of what happens on real machines. My EasyShare disk crashed on the Mac 512K (64K ROM) version, but booted fine for my friend, albeit that the EasyShare Extension didn't load. Whats...

According to Apple, 4.1 requires a Mac 512K. The 128k could go to System 3.2, Finder 5.3. I have several versions of Mini vMac, compiled as different machines. When I try to boot 4.1 on a Mac 128Ke version of Mini vMac, it crashes. Based on this, I would assume 4.1 needs more RAM, and bombs...

EasyShare worked fine on my LC running 6.0.8. It could be that the documentation was wrong, or that the demo that I have had different requirements than the paid version. Under System 3.2 or 3.3, the extension had a line through when the Mac is booting. On 4.1, it works like a charm. If we...

Well, after two years kicking around an idea to get a Mac 512K on a modern network, I've finally got all the pieces together I needed. Thanks to Dog Cow for hooking me up with EasyShare, which was the final, crucial piece. I was able to connect a Mac 512K to my iMac running Snow Leopard, as...

No, it doesn't require it. When I was speaking of AppleShare, I was speaking of the client Mac that was connecting to another Mac running EasyShare. I agree, even if it loaded on the 128K, it wouldn't do you any good, since you can't share a MFS disk. I have a sinking feeling this is going to...

Yeah, I noticed that HD20 INIT bug too on Mini vMac, irregardless of the EasyShare extension being there. The reason I included it in the boot disk I gave gyounk is because AppleShare doesn't seem to mount shared MFS floppies through EasyShare. AppleShare mounts shared 800k floppies just fine...

I gave gyounk the disk to test out EasyShare on, since I don't have a Mac 512k right now. He's been very helpful in this endeavor, but both of us have run into problems. I'm running various versions of Mini vMac, and he's got the real thing, but we see different errors. I guess the best thing...

Is the HD20 INIT needed with System 4.1 and a stock Mac 512k? I know the HD20 INIT shipped with System 3.x, but seems to be missing from the 4.1 installer script, even though there is a stock Mac 512k selection. I've been having gyounk over at www.mac512.com do some testing for me. He said...

Funny Dude! I misread that name! Apologies Dog Cow!!!!!

Thanks, Dog Chow! I've been looking for this Freaking thing for two years! Can't wait to get home and try it out! Got some crazy ideas!

Got it. The first page was partially duplicated. Copy and pasted the text from the bottom half of page one, and ended with the text from page two, and stuffit dropped a nice folder on my desktop!!!!

The code is embedded in a web page with other text around it. It's not just the binhex file. Very bizarre way to store programs.

Trust me....I've tried that. It simply saves an HTML file of the page.......

Awesome!!!! Now, how do I download it properly? I just get a page full of binhex text. I assume Safari is having issues with this kind of file. Maybe I need to download it on an OS 9 machine using IE or Netscape?

Hello everyone! It's been a while since I've posted anything on here about some old Mac software I'm looking for called EasyShare. It is a pre-System 7, AppleShare compliant server software. There were a few of these around in the early 90's, but this was was unique in that it appears to work...

A 60030 running 7.5.5 with properly updated Open Transport and AppleShare client. IE... Mac IIx from 1988.

Hey guys, I have some partial good news. I updated to 10.6.2 last night. One of the fixes listed was "compatibility with third-party AFP servers". I fired up my 6500 with OS 9.2.2 and was able to connect to it from Snow Leopard with full read/write access! I can confirm this work with 7.6.1...

Triplite (Keyspan) has released a Snow Leopard driver for the Serial Adapter. Although the old driver worked, it was buggy I found. The new one is even 64-bit compatible! We should be set for the future for connecting back to the 128k.

Ok, well, some more news. I borrowed a friend's old iBook and installed 10.1 on it. I was able to connect to Snow Leopard just fine. This confirms my hunch that an AFP 3.0 client is now needed to connect to 10.6.

All right, Mac128, I got my Keyspan serial adapter today! I have some good news! I was able to send files from my iMac with 10.6 and ZTerm to my LC using MacTerminal 2.2. I was also able to pull files from my iDisk and iPhone, as well as send files from MacTerminal to the same places...