Beautiful work, Mk. I need to dig in the old files to see if I bought the Rocket before I adopted System 7 or after. I'm pretty sure I can nail it down with receipts from my core app upgrades and their OS requirements. I thinkI ran it under 6.0.8 for quite a while. I've almost never been an early adopter of operating systems.
oP, you're killin' me with that rig. I was hoping to do just that with the IIx and a Radius VidCard, but never really had need of it and never did scrape together enough cash to get both SCSI II DaughterCard and something worthwhile to run off it, the latter being the more serious limiting factor. Had I been doing Photoshop it would have been a far different story. The Rocket flew for Fontographer back then and did so for Illustrator and Freehand when interpreters for my CAD/CAM setup finally became available.
The only time I ever did sound on a computer was choking a Duo half to death squeezing stereo out of it a dozen years later. The Rocket was for production, never missed the music or the networking. A box of SneakerNet floppies from moving files from the IIx Rocket to the SE/Radius16 was all I needed as backup for jobs in progress.
God I loved that thing!
oP, you're killin' me with that rig. I was hoping to do just that with the IIx and a Radius VidCard, but never really had need of it and never did scrape together enough cash to get both SCSI II DaughterCard and something worthwhile to run off it, the latter being the more serious limiting factor. Had I been doing Photoshop it would have been a far different story. The Rocket flew for Fontographer back then and did so for Illustrator and Freehand when interpreters for my CAD/CAM setup finally became available.
The only time I ever did sound on a computer was choking a Duo half to death squeezing stereo out of it a dozen years later. The Rocket was for production, never missed the music or the networking. A box of SneakerNet floppies from moving files from the IIx Rocket to the SE/Radius16 was all I needed as backup for jobs in progress.
God I loved that thing!