Probably so. They're not needed, in any case, unless you just like having the hard drive secured.

Simply put, if you turn on a fan to blow fumes from your nose while you solder, and if you then wash your hands after your solder job is done, you need not worry one bit about pois…

The author of this thread will not be convinced by any of this, but I offer it for the rest of you interested in knowing the caveats of going Pb-free in your soldering work: It's …

Happy to provide the iso image to anyone that can provide an FTP server to copy it to... Also, don't mind answering any questions about the install / database create / etc... Not …

Hi everyone around! I now have some time again to continue my quest for Softwindows-2-68k (if it exists). As I already said in above post, I want to try to contact one of the devel…

i have downloaded the files, but only the iso files, if anyone is interested send me an PM and i send you the link to my server. ;D

I am interested in downloading these, for archival purposes. Is anyone willing to seed them or put them on a FTP server?

Dammit, I was a day too late!!! Someone should seed this as a torrent. If they do, I'll set it up on my 'permanent seed' list.

Last chance on this. Going to pull my server offline in the morning. DL as much as you want or can overnight.

Oooh that is sweet about the Oracle Installation. I still have that disk for sale if anyone wants it.

$ id uid=1001(oracle) gid=500(dba) $ uname -a A/UX aegis 3.0.2 SVR2 mc68030 $ sqldba SQL*DBA: Release 7.0.15.6.1 - Production on Sun May 17 15:03:18 2009 Copyright © Oracle C…

Thanks very much for these - was watching the oracle cd on ebay, and I was disappointed when it went. So, I'm now about to get an RDBMS on an A/UX SE/30. Imagine the time this is …

The wonderful thing about the Apple II Workstation Card is saving desk space. If you need to use Apple II expansion cards, you are probably best off with a real IIe or IIgs and the…

Read last post by almeath here http://68kmla.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5835.

They are rare, but certainly have all the same advantages today as they had back when they were originally introduced. I would say, since you have a Mac which can accommodate one,…

Alright, I guess there will be no more replies to this thread, as it's been almost a month since the last posting. Anyway, thanks to anyone who participated! There is only one mor…

@nlp: I already know SoftPC (also the (AFAIK latest) Version: SoftPC 3.1 professional), I tested and compared it carefully to SoftWindows-1-68k a while ago. SoftWindows is definit…

@Travis Hunt: As already mentioned, I'm not sure if this necessarily means something. Probably SoftWindows-1-68k also wasn't mentioned in the docs of SoftWindows-1-PPC Click to …

in version 1.01 of softwindows i found the following version history: "SoftWindows, Version History [...] Version 1.0 This was the initial version of SoftWindows for the Power…

@Travis Hunt: As already mentioned, I'm not sure if this necessarily means something (see my web.archive-links). Probably SoftWindows-1-68k also wasn't mentioned in the docs of So…

LOL, yeah, I see what you mean. How's this?

Hopefully that makes it a little clearer. Click to expand... Search/google THEN ask DrBunsen.

I have a complete copy of SoftWindows 2.0. I don't believe a 68k version was produced. Neither the manual/documentation, nor the sales literature displaying the entire Insignia o…

@Grex: I've edited my sig file to take out the blank line. Hopefully that makes it a little clearer.

@nlp: Thanks for trying!