Hmmm. Using an SE/30 with NetBSD installed to take place of the PeeCee. That is very interesting. Keep us posted if it works. 73s de Phreakout. :rambo:

(Then again, according to your database, I have the oldest known production Macintosh, period...) Click to expand... I know that you're saying "according to the database", but …

Hm, I wonder if the "family pack" license would let you install on multiple VMs on the same hardware? Click to expand... There's no such thing as a "family pack" license for OS…

So cool! Ok, you'll always find people who do have more than you do… Greener grass, they say? AFAIK, DP1 and DP2 never made it on CD to mainstream developpers. Or did they? I…

But I can definitely justify to the management to buy ONE Xserve and run multiple copies from with the proper licensing. Click to expand... Consider also the new Mac Mini Serve…

Nice! Anyway, you are missing Mac OS X DP1 and DP2 see my collection here http://freeweb.siol.net/jstarc4/Mac%20OS%20History%20Collection/Mac%20OS.html I didn't update the pag…

Ironically, I'm a month late for the Winter Challenge. (And, really, deep down, this isn't that much of a technical accomplishment. As was pointed out on Vintage Computer Forum, …

Anonymous Freak, This is now literally Insanely Great! You deserve a microbrew on us! I hope you're entering this into the RetroChallenge 2010. Better tell James and John on Re…

I'm betting this is a no go since I haven't been able to find anything useful on google... Anything I can do to get a piece of software which is apparently Intel only (didn't error…

Thanks Anon! Man too good to be true.. But I can definitely justify to the management to buy ONE Xserve and run multiple copies from with the proper licensing. Still better than …

Mine usually reside in a ][+, but I've had them working in an unenhanced IIe. Never tried a newer one.

So after lots of searching around here I can't quite find the info I need... Click to expand... I don't know if Gamba's page on the subject was one of the places you've already…

Hmm, now that is interesting. I can use that tidbit at work. We are trying to find a way to test various mac browsers through the mac os's without having the extra equipment ava…

Hmm, now that is interesting. I can use that tidbit at work. We are trying to find a way to test various mac browsers through the mac os's without having the extra equipment ava…

I remember when I first said those words...

Hrm, I may need to consider a hackintosh...

The only way I can even think of would be to run a PC hardware emulator like QEMU or Virtual PC, then run "Hackintosh" OS X inside that. It would be dog-slow, though. (Hrm... Yo…

Try QEMU and there is another made by the Darwin team I can't seem to find.

I'm betting this is a no go since I haven't been able to find anything useful on google... Anything I can do to get a piece of software which is apparently Intel only (didn't error…

Hmm... I could be very wrong, but I think I remember that if you put the cards in an UNenhanced IIe it will still work. I'm pretty sure my good friend that had one used his MCMS t…

Yes, I can see it in the standard control panels. And the updater only works for the PowerPort Platinum.

So I can now say I have the oldest Macintosh to be connected to the Internet. Click to expand... That's all I ever hoped for. This proves even the earliest Macs can still be us…

Congratulations! Thanks for making this a reality. Now, two things: 1) You need to add an external Keypad to the 128K, or use a much more common (and cheaper) Mac Plus keyboard. Ho…

Woo-Hoo! This post submitted on my 128! (Thanks for the tip on the number pad!) edit: Edited on my MacBook Pro to add a picture: (click for full size -- Yes, that's the Itani…

Sir, you are AWESOME. Now I just need to figure out what to do about the fact that I'd forgotten about it being DE-9 and not MiniDIN-8 ... *sigh* Thanks for the link!