Hey,
For me, the best part of an LC/LC II (and III, I guess) is that you can put an Apple IIe card in one, and emulate an Apple IIe.
In order to do this, you have to be running in 24-bit mode, and not 32-bit. Buuuuuttttttt, running in 24 bit mode, it can only recognize max 10mb of memory, no matter how much memory you had in there.
Coincidentally, I happen to have an LC II and IIsi coming my way, as a result of eBay activity. And, coincidentally, my plan is to run OS 6 (in color) on both*...I'll race ya!
*Assuming the things work, of course nobody selling the things has a Mac monitor cable to test the things with. "Powers up, as is, for parts" was how it was described. Whatever, it was cheap...
For me, the best part of an LC/LC II (and III, I guess) is that you can put an Apple IIe card in one, and emulate an Apple IIe.
In order to do this, you have to be running in 24-bit mode, and not 32-bit. Buuuuuttttttt, running in 24 bit mode, it can only recognize max 10mb of memory, no matter how much memory you had in there.
Coincidentally, I happen to have an LC II and IIsi coming my way, as a result of eBay activity. And, coincidentally, my plan is to run OS 6 (in color) on both*...I'll race ya!
*Assuming the things work, of course nobody selling the things has a Mac monitor cable to test the things with. "Powers up, as is, for parts" was how it was described. Whatever, it was cheap...