Sorry for the delay in replying to this thread, but I got busy at
work..
On Thursday, March 25, 2004, at 08:54 AM, Todd Russell wrote:
I upgraded it to the full 10Mb (2 x 4M simm) and later installed a
2Gb HP hard drive that I scrounged from an older workstation. This
was formated with Li
I upgraded it to the full 10Mb (2 x 4M simm) and later installed a 2Gb
HP hard drive that I scrounged from an older workstation. This was
formated with Lido 7, a free disk utility that can make third party
HDs work in Macs. I have since found that you can ResEdit Apples disk
tools to make that
Hi Todd,
I don't know of any Classic-specific sites out there, Gamba's site is
always a useful starting point!
Apple should realise the potential of supporting old Macs: my first Mac
was a Classic II which I got about 4 years ago in a yard sale for $20
with keyboard, mouse, and a StyleWriter I
John,
Thanks, now I know what to look for. :) Are there any
Classic-specific sites out there? I know about all the usual sites for
downloads and stuff, but it would be fun to see what other creative
uses people have found for their Classics. I'm pondering pulling the
plastics off, painting
Yes!
I have one. It's also an Applied Engineering card. basically its a
small pcb with a connector and an FPU on it. The card sits vertically,
whereas the LC is flat (I imagine).
No!
you can't have it :-)
I did think about cloning it, but no time really. I would be willing to
loan it out if
Someone recently gave me a Classic II(labeled a Performa 200) and I
dismantled it to see if my Applied Engineering FastMath LC would fit in
it. I discovered than that there is no PDS slot, but there is a slot
labeled "fpu". Are there any real cards out there that will work in
this slot, or is
