Well I don't know if it's just me or my 512 (with Plus ROMs), but if I leave a disk in the slot after power-off, it always ejects that disk when I next turn power on, even if it is a boot disk. It seems to be part of the ROM boot sequence.
I'm not a Creationist, so I realise that the MAC can't initiate its own power-on
I was thinking that with the entire global Internet as your communication option, a remote power-up via WeMo would be more "useful" than the on-site power-down, which is just kind of fun. Not that anything we do here has to be strictly useful :beige:
Rick
I'm not a Creationist, so I realise that the MAC can't initiate its own power-on
I was thinking that with the entire global Internet as your communication option, a remote power-up via WeMo would be more "useful" than the on-site power-down, which is just kind of fun. Not that anything we do here has to be strictly useful :beige:
Rick