Yup. My iBook came with 10.2.1 install disks only. OS9 was in a "classic" image on the first restore CD. That had 9.7.1 in it. Also, Netboot for OS9 has (iirc) 9.6.1. 9.8.1 is on a…

Yep, one of my adaptors has the instructions on how to use the DIPS on the back of the adaptor. I'll check if its a mitsu

Well Whaddya know? I found another one in the depths of the lab! This one has 10 DIPS and no instructions on how to use them, while my other one does. Click to expand... http:/…

I wonder if one of those cheap USB to audio things would work with OS9. My son's PC laptop needs that because the headphone port is toasted. It's USB on one end and headphone/micro…

Yup. My iBook came with 10.2.1 install disks only. OS9 was in a "classic" image on the first restore CD. That had 9.7.1 in it. Also, Netboot for OS9 has (iirc) 9.6.1. 9.8.1 is on …

Classic support? And why not just use an actual CD recorder? Or if you have a digital mixer, record to flash drive. My church has both options and uses neither. Click to expand.…

Interesting! Somebody was still working on OS 9 ROM after OS 9 was pronounced dead. You've found some later ones than I did.

BTW, did you know that OS9.2.2 can handle large, as in 1TB+, drives? With Mac OS ROM version 9.5.1, my blue & white G3 has no trouble with its pair of terabyte Seagates und…

Right, and right you are. If you look again, the the old Mac has been upgraded to 2MB RAM, SCSI, and 128K ROMs, so in effect it's a Mac Plus now. Just not as pretty or reliable. Th…

HFS+ causes crashes in older versions of AppleShare.

are you telling me you got 6.0.8 running on a 128k mac !!!! 8-o because according to the http://www.apple-history.com site you can only run up to System 3.2/Finder 5.3. if i am …

Sorry, cancel the above post. :I Found my backup CD-R and the old Mac managed to mount it without crashing. It has the magic versions of everything on it.

Grrr! > So last night I pulled the old Mac "128" with its SuperMac 2MB RAM + SCSI upgrade outa the closet. No boot. Hard disk keeps recalibrating over & over. Tr…

Wow. $1,235 and counting

That thing is pretty tight. I'd take one, but not for $600+ 8-o

Classic support? And why not just use an actual CD recorder? Or if you have a digital mixer, record to flash drive. My church has both options and uses neither.

... to record the audio of the Sunday morning church services. Click to expand... Is that incase the Good Lord was busy and has to wait for the repeat? Click to expand... …

... to record the audio of the Sunday morning church services. Click to expand... Is that incase the Good Lord was busy and has to wait for the repeat?

Hope the repair works out ok. Just wanted to say thanks for putting me on to Coaster. I might need something like that soon for recording live performances and it sounds perfect fo…

Yes, it's true. Even I am human. For those who don't know, I run the sound, lighting and technology department at a local church. I have been using my Pismo (under OS 9.2.2 with…

Well Whaddya know? I found another one in the depths of the lab! This one has 10 DIPS and no instructions on how to use them, while my other one does. Click to expand... http:/…

Well Whaddya know? I found another one in the depths of the lab! This one has 10 DIPS and no instructions on how to use them, while my other one does.

You can make and burn CDs that are at least readable by an SE/30 (but probably not bootable), using Transmac on a PC.

I'd suggest cleaning the drive heads first. I've played with a lit of Macs and run into over 100 floppy drive reading problems and only in a couple of cases was the drive actually …

You guys got it up to $615! 8-o