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Thank you for your replies, I did manage to back up the Quadra800 on BlueSCSI by simply drag and dropping the files. Yes correct, I bought the BluSCSI v2, both DB25 and internal, DB25 to do backups and file transfer and internal to replace the SCSI drive I'm now backing up the G3 it's running...

Thank you so much for that lengthy response, so to confirm I can just copy everything across like the system file and all the software installed into the BlueSCSI image, sorry that goes over my head as I am used to modern computers having stuff written a the registry then installation files in...

Hi, I would like to move my Quadra 800 into the modern age of BlueSCSI, I have ordered an external and internal, this will be my first time backing up the original SCSI drive, unfortunately one of the SCSI backups have gone and I am now left with the main drive. It's important I clone this drive...

Unfortunately I don't have the installer disks, I do have the installer files on the system in back up. The system was refurbished and rebuilt as an old school digidesign system, I don't want to risk running installer software to then create a bigger problem  Yeah, I noticed the Mac G3 has 9...

I am running System 7.5.5 on the Quadra, so you would think Ethertalk is installed unless the person who setup the system did not install it. I don't think I can use the Transceiver without having the Quadra set to Etheretalk. Other solution is apple talk / local talk though I don't have any...

The problem is I have an incorrect device, I thought the EtherMac would allow network connection to the two macs, I need the Etherwave or a hub. Thanks for the info!

This post is supposed to be in the macii / Quadra section Can OP please move to correct location

Hi, I am trying to network Macintosh Quadra 800 running System 7.5.3 to Macintosh G3 blue / white running System 8.6  for basic audio file transfer. I have a Farallon Ethermac 10Base-T Transcieiver with AAUI connection. Sold green lights when connected. I can't seem to locate the ethernet...