David Cook's latest activity
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David Cook replied to the thread Faster Baud and More Serial Ports (CSI Hurdler, SerialDMA, QuadraLink).Almost. You just need to put a null modem adapter between the two cables. Because you are a 128K fan: -
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David Cook replied to the thread PicoMicroMac v2.Because there is not a serial port on our tiny little friend, I thought I would try a hack. From Adafruit, I ordered three parts ($20...
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David Cook replied to the thread Faster Baud and More Serial Ports (CSI Hurdler, SerialDMA, QuadraLink).I agree. For bulk transfers, your approach and ZuluSCSI sneakernet are faster and more convenient. I just saw the enormous write-up you...
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David Cook replied to the thread Faster Baud and More Serial Ports (CSI Hurdler, SerialDMA, QuadraLink).Yes, you can do that. But, better still, run Tiny Transfer on the vintage Mac and run Tiny Transfer in Basilisk II on the modern Mac.
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David Cook replied to the thread Faster Baud and More Serial Ports (CSI Hurdler, SerialDMA, QuadraLink).I agree. Despite the increase in size, BinHex 4 has stood the test of time! I was not aware of this. I'll download it and take a look...
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David Cook replied to the thread Restoring a Retrospect DAT/DDS backup: Attempting to crack my own password.It's funny how the mind works. I think I was just too lazy to test my password cracking code, and my brain said "That's too much work --...
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David Cook replied to the thread Restoring a Retrospect DAT/DDS backup: Attempting to crack my own password.I was unaware of this effort. Fantastic!
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David Cook posted the thread Restoring a Retrospect DAT/DDS backup: Attempting to crack my own password in Add-ons, Peripherals & Networking.Back in 1992, I borrowed a DDS tape drive from my day job to back up all of my Macintosh hard drives at home. I stored the tape in a...
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