Greetings everyone!
I was pondering my earliest memories of Apple computers today, and came
across something I have not seen since. Perhaps one of you can shed some
light on this?
At my elementary school, circa 1989-1992(?), was a computer lab full of
Apple IIGS computers, several ImageWriter I
> Presumably, they were somehow booting across the network, from the Mac II?
Yes, they were. I have a SE/30 and a IIgs that were originally configured
this way, and the IIgs can netboot from the SE/30. I've never been able to
get the IIgs to boot into GS/OS but it will come up in ProDOS.
Only RO
Knowing nothing about the networking capabilities of the AppleIIgs, I can only
talk about the AppleII+. My cousin worked for "Mountain Computer" and he got
me a ROM card which would allow the AppleII+ to 'boot up' to any program on the
ROM, as soon as it was turned on. Without checking the card a
--- Wendell III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> could all print. The interesting thing was that I
> don't think the IIGS
> machines had any sort of hard drive in them.
> However, on power-up, they
> would instantly go to this boring, blue-colored menu
> system from which TONS
> of MECC and variou
