On 10/25/2010 11:29 AM, Tjabring van Egten wrote:
Hi Joshua,,
First of all...you are absolute right ....my 512K is a 512Ke with 1024MB ram
on board!
Neat little box. Sort of the ultimate of the "very original" Mac case.
As you told me I looked at LAMP and Genie. I'm affraid that this is too much
for a Mac Plus or Mac 512Ke. I tried it on a virtual Mac with System 7.6 on
Basilisk II but I got a -192 error. But maybe the bare bone HTTP server
would be a great plan. I could increase my memory on the Plus to 4 MB
I've run a server on a Classic using MacHTTP:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacHTTP
The only reason I used a Classic instead of a Plus is the HD floppies
(its hard drive was dead at the time) and I had a hard time getting the
SCSI->Ethernet adapter working on the Plus. I can't say whether or not 1
meg of RAM (since I assume you meant 1024KB and not 1024MB, as much as a
1GB 512ke would be ;) ) is enough to run it but might be worth a shot.
Somewhere I built a couple disk images intended to be used on a
dual-Superdrive Classic/etc that provided a very slim System 7 with
MacTCP on one and the server and files to be served on another. Worked
nicely for a hobbybox for awhile before I moved on to my
Quadra-running-Linux server that served me well for awhile.
Scott
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