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Re: Mac Floppies / Prodos

jsnospam@cimmeri.com wrote:

carbide@egine.com wrote:


... A Color Classic is my personal choice- compact, all-in-one,
and with a IIe Card it doubles as a IIe with accellerator, hard disk,
and 3.5" floppy.
At this point, any Mac that has any possibilty of making a bootable
ProDos floppy is severely obsolete, so you might as well have one
that's small, fun, and IIe Card compatible...
-Paul



You got it.. this is what I'm using, along with a Quadra 605 as a spare
for when the CC dies.  But given how much newer the PPCs are, I think
for the LONG RUN, they'll outlast our reasonable ability to keep the
power supplies in the 040s viable. 

You will *always* be able to supply appropriate power to any
computer, even by building one if it comes to that.

Of course, you can buy *new* power supplies today (and for many
years to come) that can perfectly power any computer you have,
and their "clock" just started.  ;-)

Your "survivalist" mentality is quite interesting!

-michael

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