It should be, I think.
Sherman
On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 19:04:49 -0400, Jason Fossella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I download a disk image containing a System Folder, and copy it to a
floppy using my OS X system, is the System Folder on the disk
automatically blessed? And if it's not, how do I
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Jamie Kahn Genet
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hey listfellows,
i hopefully will get a 50 mhz daystar power cache with fpu (formally
living in an old LC)
Will this fit into a color classic?
thx 4 advice
michael
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It should fit ok. You may need a different adaptor. Try it and see.
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On 26 Jul 2004, at 15:18, Jamie Kahn Genet wrote:
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We all are; I'm seeking suggestions from other list nannies. It looks
as if some part of the list
If I download a disk image containing a System Folder, and copy it to a
floppy using my OS X system, is the System Folder on the disk
automatically blessed? And if it's not, how do I bless it?
From the terminal there is a command /usr/sbin/bless
man bless should give you some help.
If not the
yeah, I tried that last night. unfortunately, the OS X bless command only works
for OS 9 and X disks- nothing before that.
Anyone know of a Mac equivalent for RAWRITE? That would probably do it.
Quoting Sean Billings [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If I download a disk image containing a System Folder, and
yeah, I tried that last night. unfortunately, the OS X bless command only works
for OS 9 and X disks- nothing before that.
Anyone know of a Mac equivalent for RAWRITE? That would probably do it.
The Mac or rather unix equivalent is dd ,normally:
dd if=imagefile of=/dev/fd0 (or whatever device
I tried it, and it seemed to work, but my compact still spits it out. So I'm
still stuck with a Mac that won't boot and no boot disk.
Quoting Sean Billings [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
yeah, I tried that last night. unfortunately, the OS X bless command only
works
for OS 9 and X disks- nothing before
Jason,
Sorry to be coming in late on this thread, but I can't remember which
compact Mac you have, what Mac System File you're trying to use, and what
type of computer you use to download from the Internet... If you want to
re-hash the old info here, maybe I can help.
Rob
I tried it,
No prob. My various problems have spanned about three threads at this point.
I have a Mac Classic II. What's happened is, while installing Open Transport, I
lost power. Now I get a ? disk icon when I boot, so I'm guessing the System
Folder got corrupted when I lost power. I need a boot disk to
Jason Fossella wrote:
No prob. My various problems have spanned about three threads at this point.
I have a Mac Classic II. What's happened is, while installing Open Transport, I
lost power. Now I get a ? disk icon when I boot, so I'm guessing the System
Folder got corrupted when I lost power. I
I'm not sure if anyone has brought this up yet or not, but you can use
apple's network access disk and copy its system folder from the floppy
to the hard drive once it is working. It is available here:
http://www.uottawa.ca/services/ccs/support/software/mac/apple/english/
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I've just tried writing a rawrite image
with dd to a floppy- no go. Basilisk II can't see the floppy drive, because
it's attached to the USB port, so that's also out.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to try to find someone with an older Mac and create
the disk on
Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 23:38:18 +0300
Subject: Re: Broadband Compact
From: Katzy
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When you say Broadband Compact-- are you referring to broadband *internet*
on a compact
I'm typing this email (and later sending it) on an SE/30 hooked up to
DSL. Email is
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