Never had an emac but wikipedia shows it has a usb port. You should
be able to get any old hard drive and an adapter from Memory Express
or somewhere.. Some years ago I bought just such an adapter for 20
bucks and an old 40 gig from an discarded pc..
On Fri, Jun 01, 2012 at 08:03:56PM -0700,
hi there.
i want to setup a kind of vintage studio with a quadra, an opcode midi-interface
and analog-stuff. only a „professional“ sequencer application like cubase or
notator logic is missing.
i've tried to find something via ebay, macintoshgarden etc., but it isn't easy
–
too old, too „new“
2012/6/2 Bruce Eason bea...@techduck.ca
Never had an emac but wikipedia shows it has a usb port.
most of emacs have usb 1, that is very slow, but all have a firewire port:
is not easy to find an external hard disk with, but is recommended,
otherwise, if you have internal cd or better dvd burner
Thank you
On Jun 2, 2012, at 6:25 PM, Angelo Danio angelo.da...@gmail.com wrote:
2012/6/2 Bruce Eason bea...@techduck.ca
Never had an emac but wikipedia shows it has a usb port.
most of emacs have usb 1, that is very slow, but all have a firewire port: is
not easy to find an external
Thank you
On Jun 2, 2012, at 7:56 AM, Bruce Eason bea...@techduck.ca wrote:
Never had an emac but wikipedia shows it has a usb port. You should
be able to get any old hard drive and an adapter from Memory Express
or somewhere.. Some years ago I bought just such an adapter for 20
bucks and
D, I don't usually write here but the lazy responses prompted me. Plus
I need to keep my flirting skills up.
I've an eMac I still use and recently went through the same process for
different reasons. You'd use an external drive (as you note) plus the
firewire port (as someone else
At 7:18 PM -0700 6/2/2012, John Carmonne wrote:
I have a PowerComputing PowerBase 180 with a Sonnet G3 card. I
want to partition the HDD to boot 7.5, 8.5 and and 9.2.2. Can this
be done?
Partitioning and loading 'em with different versions of Mac OS will
work fine. But you'd need to hit
