bellamy@covax.commerce.uq.oz.au (05/20/91)
I would like to install VM on my SE/30, problem is to do this you seem to have to run Apple HD SC Setup from _another_ system disc. The minimal software for a SE/30 is about 1.2Mb. I have one of the older SE/30s with the standard 780K (??) drives not a FDHD drive. In Sys 6 (I remember those days like they were only yesterday :-)) you could modifier-click to switch Finders. Now with only MF this does not seem possible. Question: How do I run Apple HD SC Setup. The only other disk is the AppleShare volume with the network install on it. If I cannot run Apple HD SC Setup, how do I start VM!!!! Details (totally superfluous): SE/30 8Mb (real), System 7.0. Thanks for any ideas. -- David E. Bellamy Email: bellamy@covax.commerce.uq.oz.au Dept. Commerce, University of Queensland, St. Lucia, AUSTRALIA
danno@css.itd.umich.edu (Daniel T. Pritts) (05/21/91)
In article <1991May20.200507.2655@covax.commerce.uq.oz.au> bellamy@covax.commerce.uq.oz.au writes: >I would like to install VM on my SE/30, problem is to do this you seem to >have to run Apple HD SC Setup from _another_ system disc. The minimal >software for a SE/30 is about 1.2Mb. I have one of the older SE/30s with >the standard 780K (??) drives not a FDHD drive. First of all, I didn't think they ever shipped SE/30s with 800K drives. (or is this an SE that was upgraded? That would explain it.) But anyway, that's irrelevant. You can run HD setup from a 6.0 floppy, including the one that it comes on...one of the 7.0 diskettes is called "disk tools" and it includes a (6.0 I think) system folder.
marosen@elbereth.rutgers.edu (Mark Rosen) (05/21/91)
On my mac, installing VM is as easy as double clicking the "Memory"
control panel, and turning it on. That's it. Or did I miss the
question?
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