Well, I'm new here too and it looks like I'm in good company. Here's my rundown.
Main Machine:
Mac 8500 upgraded with a Sonnet 500Mhz G3, a Sonnet Tempo Firewire/USB card with a hub, 544 MB and three 4GB internal drives. I run OSX 10.2.8, can boot OS 9.1 OR 7.5.5 when needed. All three OS's are stable.
"If I can play it, I can record it".
In the bedroom:
Mac 6300 (road apple), 64MB, OS9.1. This one is used an an ITunes MP3 player.
In the closet:
Mac SE, 4MB, OS 7.5.5. I'm laughed at when I use it as the "portable". Oh well, how many 20yr old PCs are still being useful?
I have a 9GB external drive (partitioned x3) that I can hook to the 8500 or the 6300 for file transfer and I can access that drive with the SE through Appletalk when needed. I also have a couple laser printers, an old Umax scanner I need to check out and an associated box of parts/junk to support these old battle axes. There's still some toothpaste left in the tube.
Main Machine:
Mac 8500 upgraded with a Sonnet 500Mhz G3, a Sonnet Tempo Firewire/USB card with a hub, 544 MB and three 4GB internal drives. I run OSX 10.2.8, can boot OS 9.1 OR 7.5.5 when needed. All three OS's are stable.
"If I can play it, I can record it".
In the bedroom:
Mac 6300 (road apple), 64MB, OS9.1. This one is used an an ITunes MP3 player.
In the closet:
Mac SE, 4MB, OS 7.5.5. I'm laughed at when I use it as the "portable". Oh well, how many 20yr old PCs are still being useful?
I have a 9GB external drive (partitioned x3) that I can hook to the 8500 or the 6300 for file transfer and I can access that drive with the SE through Appletalk when needed. I also have a couple laser printers, an old Umax scanner I need to check out and an associated box of parts/junk to support these old battle axes. There's still some toothpaste left in the tube.