Thanks for your detailed reply, Mac128. And thank you again for your tireless efforts in post such detailed classic Mac information on your excellent website.
I just wanted to add a note that Googling for "MFS Lives" will not yield the file. Rather, you would need to Google for"MFSLives" without the space in the middle.
To save everyone the trouble, here is the direct MFS Lives Download from Apple ADC site. Note that this is not a simply double-click to install program. You have to be a developer or a geek to deal with the compile-and-install required. Some will tell you its "easy" to do that, but again, those folks are not your average computer users. Also, you need to have installed Apple's XCode.
Anyway, you can give it a try and post your experiences here. The ultimate aim in doing this is to mount MFS disks (i.e., mostly 400k Mac floppies) on your OS 10.4 Tiger machine. You can only view the content with MFS Lives, but you cannot alter data or save new data to your MFS disks.
I just wanted to add a note that Googling for "MFS Lives" will not yield the file. Rather, you would need to Google for"MFSLives" without the space in the middle.
To save everyone the trouble, here is the direct MFS Lives Download from Apple ADC site. Note that this is not a simply double-click to install program. You have to be a developer or a geek to deal with the compile-and-install required. Some will tell you its "easy" to do that, but again, those folks are not your average computer users. Also, you need to have installed Apple's XCode.
Anyway, you can give it a try and post your experiences here. The ultimate aim in doing this is to mount MFS disks (i.e., mostly 400k Mac floppies) on your OS 10.4 Tiger machine. You can only view the content with MFS Lives, but you cannot alter data or save new data to your MFS disks.