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uniserver was banned.  you can reach him through his website http://maccaps.com

I downloaded USB Overdrive but couldn't get it to work.  Then I found MouseWare which is actually from Logitech.  It was a PITA to download, but I finally got it, and all is well in the universe. Thanks.

I just got a PowerMac G4 (Yikes!) yesterday and I've been busy setting it up with Mac OS 8.6.  The problem I'm having is that my Logitech mouse isn't being used to its full potential.  The right click functions the same as the left click and the scroll wheel doesn't work at all.  I remember...

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You're giving bad information, Elfen. A 68k mac cannot boot from an HFS+ partition.   So the partition (or disk) that contains his System folder is an HFS file system drive.  There is no need to reformat the drive to install System 7.5.x...

68K macs can't boot from an hfs+ formatted drive.  So the OP's mac is not formatted hfs+.

A couple of quick questions: 1)  Why is this in the "Compact Mac" section and not the LC section? 2)  Why mention CompuNerd if you're not blaming him for anything? Other than that I don't know how to fix your LC.   Good luck with it.

I vote for the Classic II.  The first Mac I've ever owned.

troll!!

I don't think you can install 9.1 to your 638CD.   If I'm not mistaken, and I'm fairly sure that I'm not, 9.1 requires a PPC and your 638CD is a 68k Mac. Try System 7.5.5 on your Mac.   It's easy to find and it's free.   Maybe somebody here could burn you a bootable CD from which you can...

I had an A/UX 3.0.1 install on my Quadra 700 for all of about two weeks; my hard drive died.  A/UX is fun to play with but it sucks for doing anything productive. At any rate, enjoy!

There's Think Pascal.   You can get it for free if you can find it.

While your idea is admirable, I think the PPC community would be better served with new software.  Have you considered just porting some modern open source applications to the Mac? 

lol

MacTubes and YouView don't work anymore.  

I remember the bouncing ball demo on the Amiga and Atari 8-bit but I've never seen it on the Mac.   So I'm now looking for this demo as well.

Back in the nineties our local Mac User Group had a BBS that ran First Class software.   First Class was a BBS in the truest sense of the word.   It had a graphical interface for Mac users and a text based interface for everyone else.  I miss dialing up the old User Group BBS.

A Classic II was the first Mac I ever owned.   I miss it dearly.

Browsing with a 68k machine is too painful.  I might try Classilla on my beige G3, or maybe just stick with TenFourFox on my G4 Mac Mini.

Nice!  Looks like the start of the Mac demo scene. :)