Congratulations -- not too ugly either, but for longevity swap the tape cable ties for nylon snaps.
Running a minimal System 6, can't you squeeze the AppleShare client and MacTCP onto an 800KB floppy? Then run any apps from an AppleShare server (eg any Mac running System 7 onwards).
If you need System 7, you will have to use a Ramdisk. Check Gamba's old site for Ramdisk recommendations. Boot from a minimal System 6 disk with AppleShare client. Copy your desired System 7 configuration to Ramdisk and reboot. Some Ramdisk software does this automagically, but I'm not sure whether many apps understand AppleShare volumes etc. An alternative is to use some macro software (Quickkeys or Tempo) to automate the copying process.
Good luck -- this is a nice hack.
Running a minimal System 6, can't you squeeze the AppleShare client and MacTCP onto an 800KB floppy? Then run any apps from an AppleShare server (eg any Mac running System 7 onwards).
If you need System 7, you will have to use a Ramdisk. Check Gamba's old site for Ramdisk recommendations. Boot from a minimal System 6 disk with AppleShare client. Copy your desired System 7 configuration to Ramdisk and reboot. Some Ramdisk software does this automagically, but I'm not sure whether many apps understand AppleShare volumes etc. An alternative is to use some macro software (Quickkeys or Tempo) to automate the copying process.
Good luck -- this is a nice hack.