We were so close to getting the discussion back on boot disks. The
original purpose of this thread was to offer free boot disks for any
Macintosh with a 3 1/2 in floppy drive. I would like to update my
offer: I will make one boot disk in any system I can find on the web,
after that, it's $1-6 for shipping. I can make install media on
800/1.44MB media, and boot disks on 400/800/1.44MB media. I can also
make disks of any software that is downloadable or that I have in my
collection. I also might be able to figure out how to create an HFS
CD. This offer is still open.

On Sep 18, 5:14 am, Scott Holder <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well, that may be what Apple calls vintage, but lowendmac only considers
> 680x0 Macs for the Vintage list.
>
> Perhaps at some point the list will need to be renamed to "68k list" or
> something.
>
> Scott
>
>
>
> WhyOSX wrote:
> > Hold it, please hold it !
> > "Vintage" are computers and systems unsupported by Apple.
> > Last "new" vintage models are the G4 b/w (I'm not sure about the cube),
> > latest free systems available from Apple are the latest versions of 7 - 
> > basta.
>
> >> So does the "vintage" list consider Macs labeled "Vintage" as vintage, or
> >> is there some cutoff point? Like anything pre-1999 or something? Anything 
> >> G3
> >> or previous? I'm just wondering.... since the topic was brought up... :)
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