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Looking for Apple Network Software Installers prior to 1.4.4
Posted by: ojfd on 2011-12-01 18:54:30
Thanks, 24bit.

Can Sherlock actually look inside img files? If there's a floppy image inside that CD image, can Sherlock see contents of these as well?

What results it returns, when you search for AppleTalk Files, AppleTalk, Network Resources, NSI or Network Software Installer?

Vielen Dank im Voraus! 🙂

Posted by: ojfd on 2011-12-01 20:30:25
Another lead - what are Apple's E.T.O (Essential Tools & Objects) CDs? I've never heard of them before.

Google search turned up this info:

E.T.O. is a CD-ROM-based quarterly subscription to Apple’s software development tools for the professional Macintosh programmer. It contains the most up-to-date versions of Apple’s development tools, as well as selected preliminary versions of future releases.another source

E.T.O., a CD-based subscription product, has been updated regularly since its initial release in 1990 and

includes tools that software developers can use to create, debug, and test high-performance Macintosh software.
Anyone have any of these from 1991 - 1994? Maybe FDDI stuff I'm looking for was on those CDs?

As before, thanks to all who responded so far!

ojfd
Posted by: 24bit on 2011-12-02 02:37:42
Can Sherlock actually look inside img files?
No, I better should have made clear. I mounted the img/toast thingies in SheepShaver, let Sherlock look and took a glance at the Hypercard stacks describing the inventory. Thats why I´m pretty sure there is nothing up for you regarding this thread. There are many other interesting files, e.g System5, localized System6 installers including Faroer? or Apple´s CD ROM driver setup disks, but thats another story.
Posted by: Bunsen on 2011-12-24 06:23:33
Hello? What part of "we don't condone piracy here" do you guys not understand?
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