Sheepshaver on my wintel box and an old Dell D520 running Leopard. D520 has
a Mac compatible floppy drive from the factory so it's super useful to do
floppy discs. I'm still saving up for a SCSI>SD kit

On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 9:42 AM William Stillwell <[email protected]> wrote:

> Sneaker Net / CD-ROM / FTP ... SCSI2SD makes it pretty easy to just mount
> your HDD on another computer as well.
>
> William Stillwell
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> On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 10:39 AM John-Robert La Porta <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Curious as to what everyone uses to get software from the internet down
>> to their classic Macs. I have worked a bit over the years to have a setup
>> that works. Below is what I do:
>>
>> 2010 iMac w/ 6TB mirrored RAID drive: I store all my family's stuff on
>> it, but also disk images/stuffit archives of all of my System 6 - OS 9
>> stuff.
>>
>> 2002 iMac G4: Runs Mac OS X 10.4, connects to the iMac RAID drive over
>> the network via AFP/SMB. Can easily move things back and forth. Also modern
>> enough to connect to Macintosh Garden, etc, to download things directly.
>>
>> 1996 PowerTower Pro: What I call my "Swiss Army Computer." Has multiple
>> internal HDs. Dual start OS 8.6/7.5.5. PCI cards with USB and Firewire.
>> Internal Jaz/Zip drives. SCSI port. Can basically interface with anything.
>> I use an Airport express to connect the iMac G4 and this to my main house
>> network. 8.6 can either connect to the iMac G4 via AppleTalk, or skipping a
>> step directly to the 2010 iMac using FTP.
>>
>> Once the software is here, anything is possible: disseminate via printer
>> port AppleTalk, floppy, external SCSI drive, you name it.
>>
>>
>>
>> What do you guys do? As more time goes by, it seems like more steps are
>> needed...
>>
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