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dandart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Doing a bit of searching, you may be out of luck, depends which model and CPU it is. There is this one...I have recently came into possession of a Mac Classic. I'm going to try to tinker some more with it. Does anyone know if Linux will run on it? (m68k version I assume)If not, any *ux, or bsd? Cos it'd be nice to have something I can connect to - I may try to network the system using its serial port.CheersDan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_Classic Which has a 68000 CPU at 8Mhz which won't work. Or there is the Mac Classic II http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_Classic_II Which has a 68030 CPU Or the Macintosh SE/30 which also has a 68030 CPU. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_SE/30I gather looking at the Debian page about it, it will run on a Mac with 68020 CPU or higher as long as it has an integrated MMU.
Otherwise you might be able to get it running on an Atari TT/030, Atari Falcon/030, Amiga 3000 or Amiga 4000, and possibly the Amiga 1200 (although I wouldn't be surprised if you needed some sort of memory expansion on the 1200).
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