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| Incidentally, you might want to download a boot diskette just in case the CD isn't bootable. ![]()
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| Oh.. I found out that Disk Copy is not compatible with Windows. Do you think you could send me the disk images of OS 7.5.3? |
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| Oh, and the Powerbook 145b doesn't have a CD-Rom drive, only a floppy disk drive. Would that mean that I won't be able to install OS 7.5.3 on the Mac? |
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| DuH me. I already got your PM about it. I sent some links there for you that might help. As for the System 7.5.3 images, just access them from the links on Gamba's site.
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| You probably have to find someone in your vicinity who can create the disks for you. Can't really do them on a PC. Once you have the 7.5.3 disk set, you can try to install System 7.5.3 on the harddrive (only then you'll know whether _that_ still works...). Btw.: You might even have to download the .smi-files on a Mac in order not to break them... And: Once you have 7.5.3 running on the PB, get the 7.5.5 update.
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Well, that is assuming that they provide the 20 floppies (19 for the installer and 1 for the tools disk) and that I'm not doing the actual installation (for which I would most likely charge for an hour of work). I keep a 20 floppy set of 7.5.3 (and a CD version) handy for those types of systems. You'd be surprised how many people still work with older hardware and software. |
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