That's essentially correct. I found links at this (apparently well-known) site:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/syslist.html
But, they no longer work.
Not sure who I could PM that would have it.
Of course, I'm assuming by PM you mean private-message (either here on the boards, or e-mail somebody).
I was kind of hoping this thread might help kick-off a discussion that would lead to a PM, that might lead to a temporary download location or e-mail a compressed copy of the image or some such.
On a personal note, my Mac had been sitting in storage for a couple decades. I am very pleased to find that after all this time, there is still a fairly active community working with/around such classic hardware. I've been able to pick-up just about everything in the last few months to take my old Mac to it's fullest, either free (software images, etc.) or by way of parts on eBay, including:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/syslist.html
But, they no longer work.
Not sure who I could PM that would have it.
Of course, I'm assuming by PM you mean private-message (either here on the boards, or e-mail somebody).
I was kind of hoping this thread might help kick-off a discussion that would lead to a PM, that might lead to a temporary download location or e-mail a compressed copy of the image or some such.
On a personal note, my Mac had been sitting in storage for a couple decades. I am very pleased to find that after all this time, there is still a fairly active community working with/around such classic hardware. I've been able to pick-up just about everything in the last few months to take my old Mac to it's fullest, either free (software images, etc.) or by way of parts on eBay, including:
- NIB OEM 128k to 512k upgrade kit (that was pretty rare find apparently).
Used HD-20 (actually 2, one works, the other is dead)
Various external floppy drives (400k and 800k)
Downloads of system software, etc.
Used AppleTalk dongles, etc.