I have over 200 computer/device power cords. You know, the 3 prong standard computer power cord? I'll can sell you all of them for $50. Some are black some are beige some are brown some are white. All of them are standard length, whatever that is. LMK
When using System 6 and RAMDisk+ and using the hot-swapping, you have to make sure the same Control Panels and Extensions that you want on the RAM Disk are loaded on the disk based boot drive. You cannot install them after.
On Macs that had no HDD, using a 1.44 MB floppy you can have System 6...
Without ever owning and researching the Blue SCSI products, I cannot offer much help with those. It appears you're asking if the SE/30 can have two network interfaces attached? The answer is yes. Each Network Interface Card owns a MAC address, the IP address is assigned to that. They will be...
Yeah, usually DHCP won't auto populate until you send a TCP request by loading a website or some other TCP request. So set it up and then close the TCP/IP Control Panel and load a Website or FTP request and it should auto populate. TBH you're better off to leave it manual as it is and you'll...
Yes, you must install Mac OS 8.0 first and then upgrade to Mac OS 8.1. Also if you are using a SCSI hard drive to install to you must use "Drive Setup" from the Mac OS 8.1 CD.iso ( Not Apple HD Setup ) to format the drive and don't let the installer update the Disk Drivers when installing Mac...
Just out of curiosity are you running the Mac OS 8.1 installer without installing Mac OS 8.0 first?
Step 6 in those instructions are
Launch the 8.0 Installer and select Installer options "Clean Install" and "Easy Install".
NOTE: On the Mac OS 8.1 CD, the OS 8.0 Installer is located at
Full...
It sounds to me like you're working with a Mac System 7 smi file (self mounting image) and you want to use it to install a new OS on the SE/30. Yes, if it fits on a Zip disk you can do it. Just put the image file on a zip and use it on the SE/30. Don't copy the mounted images to the zip.
To clarify, you can download Toast for a 68k Mac to run on your Mac IIsi just to make the bootable iso in which you can later transfer and burn that iso with with your Mac mini which does have a CD burner. So look within Toast for an option to make the iso bootable. You're not actually going to...
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