> I would say cancel the auction until you can make disk images, and
I don't want to cancel the auction, partly because of the money at
stake, but mostly because I don't want to alienate my bidders.
However, I do have a couple of old Macs (heh), including a Mac II with
an 800K floppy drive. I seem to recall that the newer 1.4MB drives
weren't compatible -- perhaps it was that 400K or 800K disks formatted
on such a drive weren't reliable on a native 400K or 800K drive. (I
wonder if I have any blank low-density media? If not, it's certainly
well past time to copy whatever's on those disks to modern media, and
then maybe I can recycle some of them.)
I'm not sure I expect the Mac II to boot, either, after all this time,
but I have various resources I can bring to bear on the problem. The
hardest step will be clearing enough space to set it up.
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> re-list it once you have made the images. Disk Copy 4.2 or DART on a Mac
> with a built-in floppy drive (but not a New World or x86 Mac with a USB
> floppy drive) will work. Any later version of Disk Copy will not work,
> since the later versions discard tags, which Lisas require for booting
> (and LisaOS uses them in its filesystem).
. Received on 2015-07-15 16:42:53
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