I have never heard of something which replaces the hard drive... The
closest thing I can think of would be an LC-PDS ethernet adapter with
a network boot ROM (though I have never seen one for the Mac
platform). If this is what you are referring to, it would not
"replace" the hard drive, but augment the boot options (in much the
same way the you can boot a classic using Command-Option-X-O).
Should you have a network boot Apple LC-PDS card, I would certainly
buy one from you!
Regards,
Derek
On Nov 10, 2010, at 12:05 AM, Charles Lenington wrote:
Has anyone used the following item and know what software is
needed? I have several listed on lemswap, but don't know software
needs. I'll try to find the hard drives but I think they were
caught in a fire.
Can't remember correct name, but you use in place of SCSI HD to
boot an LC/LCII/LCIII from a server/network.
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>> Apple part # 820-0408-01
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