There are several Service Source CDs that contain Lisa software as when internet was scarce they sent them to service providers in a timely basis.

However if the exact version you have is already in the wild is unknown without more information.

I think that sharing it is the best idea as it may be a new dump or contain unique stuff, not only for Lisa but also for other Apple products.

May you make a raw (as in 2352 bytes per sector plus subchannel dump)? It's easy to do on any Mac or Linux with cdrdao and I'll be glad to explain you how.

Natalia Portillo

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On 15/01/2014, at 04:37, Peter <noybus@gmail.com> wrote:

I just got a couple of "Software Recovery" CD's off of Ebay. One of them
has a bunch of Lisa software on it (in addition to other older Apple software).
The other has, Mac stuff up through 1998. See attached screen shots, CD
jpegs, and file listings. Seems like the MacOS stuff is less relevant here,
but in case someone finds file copy utils, etc. useful that aren't generally
available, I'm including the info.

Is this stuff that everyone already has, or is anything here new and useful?

If someone wants them, I'm open to suggestions on where to host them.
They are 700Mb each.

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