We are still processing stuff.. Done now until the new year.. I
brought a car load home to go thru.. But its break time after moving
32 AIO Macs like G3 AIOs and stuff.. talk about back breaking.. Those
suckers are heavy. Gonna spend some time with my other projects,
Transplanting a Monitor //c
All,
Concerning the person who is running this warehouse find deal, please
research Steven Landon before having any dealings with him. There was a
huge scam pulled by someone with this name on the vintage computing
community a few years back. A Google search is your friend, but here is a
link ht
Thanks for the suggestions! (#1)
Unfortunately, I have no way of hooking up the drive to my Mac, because I have
a newer Mac without SCSI. AND, based on online forums, I know I need some kind
of driver/tools/software package to format the Orb disks on my classic Mac
(system 7.6.1). Does anybody
if any of it is still available, i'll happily take some.
-Jake
On Dec 19, 2:03 pm, "Sterling Jacobson" wrote:
> That looks like a ton of fun. I'm glad you didn't just sell to a
> reseller.
>
> Was this from a school district or something? Looks like lots of manuals
> and maybe educational softwa
That looks like a ton of fun. I'm glad you didn't just sell to a
reseller.
Was this from a school district or something? Looks like lots of manuals
and maybe educational software.
I collect vintage Apples/Macs and game software so I'm curious to see
more of what's there.
I have a couple of proje
On 12/19/2011 4:10 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
I'm happy I live nowhere near there. I'd *have* to haul a pile home. ;)
I'm in the same boat. I'd end up making several trips, probably. My wife
would *not* be pleased by any means.
She's already annoyed with my vintage game console collection wi
--- On Sun, 12/18/11, Jake wrote:
> 1) a suitable driver and software package for a Castlewood Orb 2.2GB
The "quick and dirty" method to get most any removable disk drive working with
a classic Mac System/OS.
1. Hook the drive up to a PC
2. If your target Mac format will be HFS, format the di
I'm happy I live nowhere near there. I'd *have* to haul a pile home. ;)
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