JDW
Good catch about the older, 68K version of Rumpus. I hope somebody can find a copy!
I only used 3.5.6 because that's all I could find (on Maxum's site), and at the time, my bridge was a PowerMac 6500, so i never needed to get a 68K version.
I would agree in theory that a stock 512K (64K ROM) with the HD20 INIT and a 800K external drive, or the HD20 itself, would work with AppleShare. However, the problem is that the AppleShare software I'm using on the 512Ke, called EasyShare, seems to REQUIRE the 128K ROM or better. I've loaded it up in a 512K (64K ROM) Mini vMac session, and the extension for EasyShare doesn't load. It loads fine in a Mac 512Ke Mini VMac session, and of course, a real Mac 512Ke. So the software (which came out in 1990) seems to assume that you've got the newer ROM.
I don't have a real 64K Mac 512k to test, but would love some who does to confirm this. EasyShare is in my public folder on iDisk, username nilesmitchell
Good catch about the older, 68K version of Rumpus. I hope somebody can find a copy!
I only used 3.5.6 because that's all I could find (on Maxum's site), and at the time, my bridge was a PowerMac 6500, so i never needed to get a 68K version.
I would agree in theory that a stock 512K (64K ROM) with the HD20 INIT and a 800K external drive, or the HD20 itself, would work with AppleShare. However, the problem is that the AppleShare software I'm using on the 512Ke, called EasyShare, seems to REQUIRE the 128K ROM or better. I've loaded it up in a 512K (64K ROM) Mini vMac session, and the extension for EasyShare doesn't load. It loads fine in a Mac 512Ke Mini VMac session, and of course, a real Mac 512Ke. So the software (which came out in 1990) seems to assume that you've got the newer ROM.
I don't have a real 64K Mac 512k to test, but would love some who does to confirm this. EasyShare is in my public folder on iDisk, username nilesmitchell