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Tell me what system version you are running. &nbsp;If I have it I will put it on my web page for you to download.<br />

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Tell me what system version you are running.  If I have it I will put it on my web page for you to download.


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I'm sure if you go to <a href="ftp://ftp.apple.com" rel="ugc">ftp.apple.com</a>&nbsp;you will be able to find a copy of Sys 6.0.8 or similar.<br />
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Rifty<br />

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I'm sure if you go to ftp.apple.com [ftp://ftp.apple.com] you will be able to find a copy of Sys 6.0.8 or similar.

Rifty


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You've got a really *old* system, there - the &quot;plus&quot; was the third machine Apple ever made - I don't think system 6 will run on it. &nbsp;<br />
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I've still got the disks for my Mac 128K, complete with System 4 (which ran AOK on a 512K, so it ought to run on a Plus) and can post what you need to some public area.<br />
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The second part of the problem is going to be formatting a 400K floppy on a &quot;contemporary&quot; drive - no answer for that one, though.<br />

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You've got a really *old* system, there - the "plus" was the third machine Apple ever made - I don't think system 6 will run on it.  

I've still got the disks for my Mac 128K, complete with System 4 (which ran AOK on a 512K, so it ought to run on a Plus) and can post what you need to some public area.

The second part of the problem is going to be formatting a 400K floppy on a "contemporary" drive - no answer for that one, though.


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System 6 WILL run on it and also the Plus has an 800K floppy drive<br />

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System 6 WILL run on it and also the Plus has an 800K floppy drive


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Hiya pirulo...<br />
Thanks for accepting my answer.<br />
Did it work?<br />

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Hiya pirulo...
Thanks for accepting my answer.
Did it work?


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I gave my very old Macintosh Plus to my mother so she could learn how to use the computer. &nbsp;I failed to give her the system disk and during a move, I apparently lost them. &nbsp;Subsequently she had a Mac &quot;bomb&quot; system error and presed press the pop-up message's restart button. &nbsp;Now the computer can't find the system and is requesting the system disk (which we don't have) to restart the computer. &nbsp;Where can I get one, etc... ?
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I gave my very old Macintosh Plus to my mother so she could learn how to use the computer.  I failed to give her the system disk and during a move, I apparently lost them.  Subsequently she had a Mac "bomb" system error and presed press the pop-up message's restart button.  Now the computer can't find the system and is requesting the system disk (which we don't have) to restart the computer.  Where can I get one, etc... ?

Macintosh Plus System Disk

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