Well I could use 1430K FREE but that is sort of a ho-hum compared to just making disk images. When I made the public SSW 6 NADS, but 1440K and 800K versions, I made them all on disk. Didn't even use a floppy at all.
But yeah I'll see if I can do that resource stuff. Would there be any additions to the 7.5 NAD over a regular 7.5 install to the data fork? ResCompare can see both forks but identifying them is a chore.
In the meantime, I have to recap two 2300c logic boards, and two 2300c display boards.
It would help to remove useless addons like Balloon help, which isn't needed, color PICTs and what not. Anything to trim it down to 1.3MB with about 15KB left.
Might have to make versions with various enablers. Bullocks. That means even more space has to be trimmed.
As far as using an external CD...you got me on that one, but anybody can cook one of those up
Plus, those LED laser diodes burn out...nice to have an alternative. Furthermore, if some lad picked up a 5300cs with only an internal drive and a PhoneNET adaptor, it'd be nice to have something they could hook up to.
But rest assured, there won't be enough room for MacTCP or EtherTalk. There's barely enough on 7.1!
But yeah I'll see if I can do that resource stuff. Would there be any additions to the 7.5 NAD over a regular 7.5 install to the data fork? ResCompare can see both forks but identifying them is a chore.
In the meantime, I have to recap two 2300c logic boards, and two 2300c display boards.
It would help to remove useless addons like Balloon help, which isn't needed, color PICTs and what not. Anything to trim it down to 1.3MB with about 15KB left.
Might have to make versions with various enablers. Bullocks. That means even more space has to be trimmed.
As far as using an external CD...you got me on that one, but anybody can cook one of those up
Plus, those LED laser diodes burn out...nice to have an alternative. Furthermore, if some lad picked up a 5300cs with only an internal drive and a PhoneNET adaptor, it'd be nice to have something they could hook up to.But rest assured, there won't be enough room for MacTCP or EtherTalk. There's barely enough on 7.1!