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...and the later Mac Classic had a copy of the OS burnt into ROM. You can boot that OS copy by holding cmd-opt-x-o after switching the machine on. Not only ball
by wpearse 6y ago
...and the later Mac Classic had a copy of the OS burnt into ROM. You can boot that OS copy by holding cmd-opt-x-o after switching the machine on. Not only ballsy (unable to fix any bugs) but also a reinforcement as to how impressively compact the OS was.