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Re: [emax] Just got my mac classic II

2011-11-29 by jammie

i used a pc with a parallel usb drive and used th exe image software to burn 
the image to the zip disk then loaded said zip disk into the mac and 
executed the program from the zip disk

worked fine

my other comps have audiomedia2 card the 840 quadra and i used the sd2 
floppies to get the program working on them

and i have an accelerater 2 dsp card soundtools which was the dsp card 
before protools and use the same floppy disks for for both hard ware cards 
as the hardware card is the dongle

basically the same as the emulatorx is for the pc only works with emu 
hardware until they did version 3

i have set up disks 1.2 2mb sd2 then i have 2.2 and 2.5

and a neat box like the old vst cubase box that houses the software and the 
books

then i have the driver softwares for the dsp cards and there associate 
programs that come with them

the accellerator card comes with an external adc dac convertor and is much 
better than the audiomedia 2 as the audio analog path is away from the 
digital of the come so no interference or crosstalk

also the old macII have 8bit soundcards so the sound output is in 8bits it 
was only with the hardware would it do 16bits

but you could have a 16bit samples viewed in a macII and you could sample 
dump them

it was not until the quadra range did they come with sample inputs at 16bits 
with out soundcards
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Francis Cote" <francis.cote@...>
To: <emax@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: [emax] Just got my mac classic II


> What are your other machines?
>
> I got a Quadra 700 lately with OS 7.1. I used a Zip disk to do it. BUT, it
> took 3 machines... Please don't laugh, but on the moment, it was what I
> found to work. So here is the chain...
>
> Downloaded everything on my MBP running Snow Leopard. (My original plan 
> was
> to use SheepShave, but for some reason it won't start anymore.)
>
> Formated the zip disk on the Quadra. When I was doing it on the Powerbook
> Wallstreet with OS 9, the Quadra couldn't read it. My wallstree has an
> internal VST Zip drive, and I have a PCMCIA CompactFlash in it.
>
> So I transfered the files from the MBP on a CompactFlash.
> Then copied the files from the CF to the Zip disk with the PB G3.
> Then I read the files on the Quadra from the Zip disk.
>
> Complicated a bit, yes. But I'm getting an Ethernet adapter for the 
> Quadra,
> then I'll probably setup an FTP server, since we can't rely on either SMB
> or Appel Share protocols.
>
> Point is... If you have a functional Sheep Shaver, I think it should work.
> I stopped f'ing around with it after 30 min, and my kitchen table looked
> really cool with 3 generations of Macs running at the same time, and I had
> I sort of fun after all! I had taken a day off. It was also the day of my
> divorce when my wife arrived home... lol
>
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 7:45 AM, Johnny Tomasello 
> <johnny@...>wrote:
>
>> **
>>
>>
>> I'd actually like to know the answer to this as well. Ever since Mac OS
>> Snow Leopard they've disabled copying to (but not from) disks formatted 
>> on
>> older systems. I've tried SCSI as well as floppy, without luck. The only
>> thing I could get to work was formatting the disk as an old PC format, 
>> but
>> then the older Mac truncates the files to 8 letter names with 3 letter
>> extensions.
>>
>> It did used to be as easy as formatting the disk and putting it in the 
>> new
>> Mac to transfer files. I haven't tried Ethernet, but there's no reason to
>> think that would work either.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>
>> On Nov 29, 2011, at 1:39 AM, "jdchevallier" <joel.chevallier@...>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > 30 dollars on craigslist...not too shabby!
>> >
>> > I realize this has likely been covered on the forums, but I've done 
>> > some
>> searching to no avail, so...
>> >
>> > How do get the Sound Designer files or Alchemy onto disks? I've tried
>> formatting a floppy in the Mac Classic and then throwing it into my USB
>> drive on my new mac...gues that would be too easy.
>> >
>> > If anyone can give me some direction, or even point me to where this
>> question has been answered on the forums previously I'd truly appreciate 
>> it.
>> >
>> > Thanks guys!
>> >
>> > joel
>> >
>> >
>>
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