on 7/26/01 6:03 AM, Jeff Garrison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> contents to a better one. In one extreme case, I took the top off a drive
> and spun it by hand, with an external connected, to save the data.
OK, that *is* nuts. :) But if it worked, I guess it's kinda cool too.
--
Alex Allee
on 7/26/01 12:16 AM, Tom Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Help a friend just dropped a MAC SE on me and when I
Ouch! That must've hurt!
> turn it on it ask for a floppy. Where might I find OS
> disks for this system? Do I have to purchase from
> apple or are older versions released to the p
--- rlf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What are the differences between the Finder and
> MultiFinder in 6.0.8?
> Which does what the other can't? Please, someone
> fill me in on this. I
> have nothing to read on it. Is there a FAQ
> somewhere? I need to learn this.
Multifinder allows more than o
>Vintage Macs wrote...
>
>>From: "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: Re: Mac SE no boot disk
>>
>>>Help a friend just dropped a MAC SE on me and when I
>>>turn it on it ask for a floppy. Where might I find OS
>>>disk
>What are the differences between the Finder and MultiFinder in 6.0.8?
>Which does what the other can't? Please, someone fill me in on this. I
>have nothing to read on it. Is there a FAQ somewhere? I need to learn
>this.
Finder is what we all know as Finder (suprise). MultiFinder was an add on
At 20:55 -0400 on 26/07/01, rlf wrote:
>What are the differences between the Finder and MultiFinder in 6.0.8?
>Which does what the other can't? Please, someone fill me in on this. I
Finder is the one-application-at-a-time standard that was the default
before System 7. Multifinder, introduced wi
Vintage Macs wrote...
>From: "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Mac SE no boot disk
>
>>Help a friend just dropped a MAC SE on me and when I
>>turn it on it ask for a floppy. Where might I find OS
>>disks for this system? Do I
-Original Message-
From: Kyle Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, July 26, 2001 12:54 AM
Subject: Re: Mac SE no boot disk
>
>
>RomRider wrote:
>
>> Your going to think i'm nuts by saying this but I had t
RomRider wrote:
> Your going to think i'm nuts by saying this but I had to give the side of my
> 40meg SCSI drive a
> good whack to get it to boot up after it had siezed up...
That is a stiction issue and is totally normal...we don't think you're nuts.
I've done it myself several times.
-- Ky
. that was over two
months ago and it's running great with OS 7.5.3 on it...
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Vintage Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 1:16 AM
Subject: Mac SE no boot disk
> Help a fr
>Help a friend just dropped a MAC SE on me and when I
>turn it on it ask for a floppy. Where might I find OS
>disks for this system? Do I have to purchase from
>apple or are older versions released to the public?
Apple has a free download available for System 6.0.8. Use that.
Then look around
Help a friend just dropped a MAC SE on me and when I
turn it on it ask for a floppy. Where might I find OS
disks for this system? Do I have to purchase from
apple or are older versions released to the public?
Any suggestions for an ethernet connection for this thing?
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