Just thought I would share..
I've managed to get my Mac Plus back up and running, and connected to
the internet with an Asante EN/SC SCSI Ethernet adapter. I wondered
if it was possible to print to my current printer, and it is!
The printer in question is a Samsung SCX-4828FN, which has built i
I've got a Mac Plus with 4MB of RAM, and an external floppy. I'm
currently using an HD with it, but would like to see if I can get it
up and running with only floppies. So far, I've managed to get it up
and running, with Internet access with:
- System 6.0.8 minimum install
- Asante EN/SC Driver
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far.
A question though: If my ideal system folder is, say, 900kb and my
floppy only holds 800kb, how do I get all of the System folder files
to the RAMDisk? Do I have to do a "two stage" load? I.e.:
- Load up as much as I can the first time (including find
On Jun 10, 11:41 am, Cyrus Griffin wrote:
> I would highly suggest an external SCSI drive... A lot of hard drives
>
> from that era were made for the Plus to sit on top of, with the same
> footprint.
Oh, I have an HD already, like you said, which sits perfectly under
the plus.. But HDs ar
On Jul 22, 3:05 pm, Ivan Drucker wrote:
> Right. You'd need an ethernet-attached printer on your LAN. The trick would
> be to find one which supports AppleTalk networking, and I don't know if any
> currently produced models do.
I posted something to this group recently; I purchased a Samsung
S
Of the two, which would anybody recommend to keep?
In favour of the Plus:
- Really historic piece with regards to collecting
- 4MB of RAM
In favour of the Classic (2MB RAM):
- Standard ADB (easier to get peripherals?)
- Build in HD
- 1.4MB floppy
I know that I can transfer the RAM from the Plus
