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I like the idea of using a SCSI adapter or cable and then making a hard drive image, which can then be booted in an emulator or mounted in Linux (or NetBSD, or
by musicale 2y ago
I like the idea of using a SCSI adapter or cable and then making a hard drive image, which can then be booted in an emulator or mounted in Linux (or NetBSD, or older MacOS?) using the hfs filesystem. Could also use hfstools.
Making a localtalk adapter is also a cool idea. There seem to be localtalk implementations (tashtalk) for PIC microcontrollers. Someone even made a localtalk-wifi gateway.
- twelvechairs 2y agoYeah. A quick google says this uses a HDI30 plug, you can get a converter from this to scsi plug cheaply and another from scsi to usb. Then you just mount it in Linux. I'd imagine that's by far the easiest and most complete route.