This site requires turning off stylesheets when viewed with Classilla 9.0 (View->Use Style->None), each time the link is opened in a fresh window/tab. It's somewhat i…

When you are booted from the OS 9 disk, have you tried opening up Drive Setup and Initialing the disk? After that have you proceeded to tell the OS 9 installer to "Preform a clean …

When you are booted from the OS 9 disk, have you tried opening up Drive Setup and Initialing the disk? After that have you proceeded to tell the OS 9 installer to "Preform a clean…

Most CRT circuits have quite minimal self-discharge means, and the compacts are no exception. Click to expand... From what I've heard, only the newer compact Macs, such as the …

Just when I thought I was educated in the versions of 7.1, now I find that there is even a 7.1.3!!! http://inlovewithapple.com/software.html Click to expand... That was my favori…

Learn something new everyday! Thanks a lot for the feedback! After doing that screwdriver trick to over 200 macs back in the day, I still don't like that moment right before cont…

Thanks for trying this out on your SE/30. What about when you get info on the System Suitcase? It looks like we got some conflicting data and the mothership does not acknowledge …

There was no system 7.1.3 ever, that is only Finder version, like there is 7.1.4 too. System and Finder never shared the same release number except from 7.0 to 7.1 See here: http:…

There is no need to perform the CRT discharge ritual if you are not going to remove the HV lead from the CRT. Yes, it's standard advice from the manufacturer, but following it make…

Alright. The installer for my PowerBook 500-series installer has two options at the top of the list: "System for PowerBook 500 series" and "Min System for PowerBook 500 series". …

Is that right? OR does the automatic discharge of the crt only happen on the SE line?? I worked on LOT'S of the 128, 512, Plus models in college, and we ALWAYS screwdriver discha…

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Hello all! I have some pictures of the bag plus a few other goodies I'll post over in the conquests section I suppose. Here ya go the FULLAPPLE bag in all it's glory! ppuskari …

Update on the Mini. I was asked to pull some files off the drive, which diskwarrior allowed me to do even though it could not repair the error. I just finished wiping the drive a…

Geeko, You can use most of any 50-pin SCSI drive in existence. Just be aware that if the replacement drive doesn't have an Apple logo, or indicate that it is Apple formatted on i…

This site requires turning off stylesheets when viewed with Classilla 9.0 (View->Use Style->None), each time the link is opened in a fresh window/tab. It's somewhat i…

I'm assuming that 7.1.2 and 7.1.3 include all of the elements in 7.1.1 Pro. Click to expand... No, it doesn't! Pro is a very specific sub-version. Pro comes with the main 7.1…

Can you fire it up and see if it allows you to do a custom install for prior hardware such as the IIci? Click to expand... When I get home today, I'll try it out on an SE/30, s…

7.1.2 and 7.1.3 are for specific systems. Click to expand... So, would the 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 installer let you do a specific install for another system such as a IIci? Assuming i…

ok,thanks, i'm gonna try to do that next week. it i'll be a big jump for the se to have a 2gb hdd instead of a 20mb one. the funny thing is is that the light for the hdd lights up…

can i use the scsi hdd from a PM 8600, it is like 2gb Click to expand... Yes.

I recommend a Quantum ProDrive LPS. These drives were used by Apple in the early 1990s, mostly in LCs, and can easily be had for a few dollars (often as part of an LC or LCII). The…

7.1.2 and 7.1.3 are for specific systems. 7.1.2 is only for the first-generation Power Macs, 7.1.2P is only for certain models of Performa, and 7.1.3 is only for the PowerBook 520…

It would help, since System 6's HD SC Setup won't be able to partition it. But it *MIGHT* pop up as "unformatted disk, would you like to format?"

Does the disk have to be formated first?