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I downloaded it succesfully, but it is a 1,5 mb, so I did this dd if=archivo.image of=/dev/fda0 bs=84 skip=1 in order to copy it onto a floppy to later tranfer to the Classic. This is what it shows the Classic when I insert the disk. So, how do I transfer this 1,474 kb file on to a 1,448 kb...

--Both of them? 8-o ---Is it supposed to run even on 68000 Macintosh Classic? Edit: According to this, it is not. So another option will have to be researched.... :-/ :-/ Thanks for the quick replies.... [:)] ]'>

If I try to unstuff with Stuffit and get the message: Sorry, a system error happened. «Stuffit Expander address error.» The Stuffit version I am using is 4.0.1. This is the file I am trying to expand. Any idea of what is going on? Google did not help on this very much... :'( Thanks for a...

Check solution 3 here Anyway I shouldn't theorize. Just will open the Classic and see what can be done.... --Perfect, Dennis. Will check that tomorrow Monday and will keep posting. Thanks for the reply! [:)] ]'> [:)] ]'>

---No «bong». According to the repairing mac link I posted before, it seems to be (copy-paste): ---As for the Torx screw-driver, no problem. I found out I have got the perfect one. Reaches the handler screws in the upper back of the case pefectly. Today the Classic booted up again succesfully...

---If the capacitors leak on the motherboard, which seems a very harmful hardware failure...would it be possible that I had taken this screenshot twenty minutes ago? [:)] ]'> What I mean by that, is **not** the Classic is dead showing squares on boot time forever, but only...

JpegView will not run on a Classic. Still seearching....

This appears on the screen when I turn on the Classic. This has been happening these last days, but always get solved by leaving the mac unplugged from the mains for a while (often even an hour). Then the Classic used to boot ok. But last night I left the Classic unplugged and this morning...

---Hmmm....Photoshop 1.0. is supposed to run in a Classic and earlier models, even a Plus. Perhaps what I need is not a newer version from Stuffit, but an older one...maybe Stuffit 1.5.1....am I right? Thanks in advance.... :beige:

---Stuffit 4.0.1 crashes upon trying to expand Photoshop 1.0. 8-o Wrong Stuffit version, perhaps? :-/

---That was it. ---Thanks for the .pict hint, Wally. ---Perfect. It is **quite more comfortable** to convert to .jpg within the Classic itself instead of a) saving the screenshot on to a floppy in the mac, B) opening linux to transfer the floppy file to the computer and c) opening windows to...

--Let's investigate if Window$$ Photoshop can do it...Photoshop for Macintosh will not run on a Macintosh Classic. --I'm on it...does not seem The GiMP reads .pict files...> :( --Floppy drives...there is no other way in a Macintosh Classic with no Iomega Zip and no net connection. In Debian...

I had already tested that, adding .bmp, .gif, .jpg, .psd, .tif, .pdf and .png to the file name. No way. It doesn't seem to work. Which graphics program should I use? I use linux GiMP, but may test other options as well....

I would like to take screenshots of my Macintosh Classic with system 7.0.1 and then open the images in a PC to, for instance, use them in a blog. I know there was a keyboard combination that I don't remember now, but the image file created had no extension (simply was «Screen01» with no .gif...

:lol: :lol: --Sure it is!! lol ---Thank you so much. Regards, :beige:

--If you are still interested in it, have a look at this thread. :b&w: :b&w:

---Of course it is!! ;D Cubase is compatible with Macintosh Classic and MidiMan MACMAN midi interface for Apple Computers.

Problem solved. Cubase is running happily on my system 7.0.1 Classic with 4 MB RAM. See this thread... Regards.

Simply downloading DTools75.zip from the MacGeek Downloads page did the trick. This lets you create a system disk that boots the Classic with a minimal 7.5 system. That enables to mount the Cubase2.5.1r3.img automounting file on the desktop (just as Luddite and Leosadvs told) and the program...

Ok, I managed to solve the issue. Cubase is finally running on my Classic. [8D] 68000 with 4 mb RAM and system 7 at least. Though soon I will try to boot it under 6.0.8 and post the results....you know that companies specify the requirements for their products higher that real in order to get...