Well after much ado I think I have these floppies for you and will be putting them out on share shortly for you to download.
I made MacBinary versions, the raw disk image version, and .hqx versions, of 6.03, 6.0.5, 6.0.8 which are out on Apple's site for free. I even made the one 6.08 set as DiskCopy 4.2 version instead of 6.x All of which can be handled easily by the Expander app in windows now.
I learned something new today. In Windows 7 and apparently Win 2k, and 2k3 as well, if you have files that were once hosted with File Services for Macintosh , then from windows explorer some of the old Classic apps will show as ZERO bytes... IF you map the share in OSX via a SMB share to the PC hosting them, it will show the same thing.
If you copy the files from the pc share to a native OSX mac drive, then share that drive out as AppleShare, it will show up as AppleShare via IP only to your old Macs.. Even if you select AFP on the OSX 10.5 side. The files are messed up there too.
The only way to get around this is to rehost the Mac files stored on the PC file folder set under Win2K etc with Services for Macintosh, then copy them out of that share back to a real Mac drive etc. Then the files SHOW as the real size values and everything is still intact.
I've copied these folders around extensively and never noticed it before, so I"m hoping even though Windows Explorer sees them as zero byte files, it copies them properly as long as the destination is also a NTFS drive. So I guess for those classic apps it thinks are zero bytes must be stored in the resource fork only or something. Odd. I"l l have to experiment with that last part on some files that I'm not concerned about losing.
I ran into this tonight when copying upthe image files via WebDAV to my server and it borked on a bunch of zero byte files that were just fine on the Mac osx side.
I"ll PM you the connection details.
I made MacBinary versions, the raw disk image version, and .hqx versions, of 6.03, 6.0.5, 6.0.8 which are out on Apple's site for free. I even made the one 6.08 set as DiskCopy 4.2 version instead of 6.x All of which can be handled easily by the Expander app in windows now.
I learned something new today. In Windows 7 and apparently Win 2k, and 2k3 as well, if you have files that were once hosted with File Services for Macintosh , then from windows explorer some of the old Classic apps will show as ZERO bytes... IF you map the share in OSX via a SMB share to the PC hosting them, it will show the same thing.
If you copy the files from the pc share to a native OSX mac drive, then share that drive out as AppleShare, it will show up as AppleShare via IP only to your old Macs.. Even if you select AFP on the OSX 10.5 side. The files are messed up there too.
The only way to get around this is to rehost the Mac files stored on the PC file folder set under Win2K etc with Services for Macintosh, then copy them out of that share back to a real Mac drive etc. Then the files SHOW as the real size values and everything is still intact.
I've copied these folders around extensively and never noticed it before, so I"m hoping even though Windows Explorer sees them as zero byte files, it copies them properly as long as the destination is also a NTFS drive. So I guess for those classic apps it thinks are zero bytes must be stored in the resource fork only or something. Odd. I"l l have to experiment with that last part on some files that I'm not concerned about losing.
I ran into this tonight when copying upthe image files via WebDAV to my server and it borked on a bunch of zero byte files that were just fine on the Mac osx side.
I"ll PM you the connection details.