Nope. The only non-beige Macintosh you can connect an old Mac floppy drive to
is the first version of the Bondi Blue CRT iMac. Apple was going to have a
floppy drive in them but as it got close to production ready, it was eliminated.
I assume that required major revisions to the housing as there's no evidence of
floppy removal alterations. All that remains of the floppy plan is an empty
spot for the header connector. Fortunately that's all you need, a connector and
the skill to solder it to the mainboard. And of course a 1.44M SuperDrive and
ribbon cable.
That model of iMac can also have an ADB port added but unlike the floppy port,
Apple left off a few other components instead of simply not installing the
connector.
From: Daz Botron <darebearz...@gmail.com>
To: Vintage Macs <vintage-macs@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2016 5:34 PM
Subject: Re: Getting Software on to a Vintage Mac
The only other old mac I have is a blue & white G3 which only has an optical
drive I believe. Perhaps there's a way to hook up an old drive to that?
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