Here is something for ya...

[techknight]

it works in emulation. from what i read years ago, you can burn a CD from an HFV.

 

[Mac128]

how do I open this HVF on a mac?

Under OSX (10.4.11 on mine) after you unstuff the .RAR file, change the resulting Legacy.HFV extension to .ISO. When you double click on it, OS X knows how to convert the HFV format to ISO. The disk opens right up.

 

[techknight]

yeap you can do that, or when you change it to an ISO, you can open Disk Utility and open the ISO file, and burn it

 

[benjgvps]

UH OH! Install disk 8 for Mac OS 7.5.3 is bad! Should of tried this before installing on my PB 180C! Anybody have a good copy of this?!

 

[JRL]

I think 7.5 is good enough for your PowerBook 180c.

 

[benjgvps]

I think 7.5 is good enough for your PowerBook 180c.

I have been running 7.5.3 on my PowerBook 150 and it is great, the 180 is pretty much the same thing but with a (Wonderful!) color screen.

 

[JRL]

Well, it is easier to install 7.5, plus it takes up less disks.

 

[benjgvps]

Well, in an hour, the transfer of a disk image of 7.5.3 will be done and I don't want to stop it.

 

[JRL]

...and with 7.5, it should take less than an hour...

But oh well. I don't see an advantage of installing 7.5.3.