That question is already solved!Do you have a way to transfer the disk image directly to the Classic?
si, ni un problemaSoy de Madrid (España). Saludos!! ¿No te importa que te mande un privado si tengo dudas?
Thismmm... i just opened in the Cubase2.5.1r3.img, it mounted on the desktop and opened a windows with Cubase app.
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**What*** do you open? The executable inside the cubase folder (called Cubase 2.5.1r3.img) or the one inside the cubase2.5.1r3.img folder, which is simply called «Cubase 2.5»? This latter one asks me for the original floppy.then i open it
Soy de Madrid (España). Saludos!! ¿No te importa que te mande un privado si tengo dudas?
Te estoy agradecido. A partir de ahora te consultaré en privado, quizá sea más rápido. Saludos...si, ni un problema![]()
----This is already solved. I hacked a techique which allows me to move freely whatever I want from a Linux box to a Macintosh classic absolutely flawless... ;D ;DDo you have a way to transfer the disk image directly to the Classic? FTP? I'm guessing you'd have better luck if you made the floppy on the Mac rather than doing on the pc.
Yes, Leosadvs' opinion seems to match that.I ran it on an LC 475 running 7.5.3 with 36 MB RAM. I've no idea what the sytem requirements are for Cubase, but I'd maybe try installing System 7 and see if that gets you anywhere.
---Of course it is!! ;DI was looking for a Macintosh Classic suitable version of Cubase and found:
http://www.grenier-du-mac.net/fiches/applications/Cubase25.htm
I have got some questions:
1) Is this compatible with Macintosh Classic and MacMan Macintosh Midi interface from Midiman? Hope it is...could anyone confirm?![]()
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards...![]()
