Apple PC Compatibility Card (7" & 12") MS-DOS 6.22 / Windows 3.11 / Windows 95B / Windows 98SE Images

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As promised, here is a collection of tools for use with both the original Apple DOS Compatibility Card and the PC Compatibility Card.

DOWNLOAD HERE:
https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/ap...2-windows-311-windows-95b-windows-98se-images

DL1: 1GB Drive container w/ DOS 6.22 + Windows 3.11 for Workgroups - includes Phil's Computer Lab's DOS Starter Pack (https://www.philscomputerlab.com/ms-dos-starter-pack.html), CD-ROM drivers, SB16 drivers, and benchmark tools (https://www.philscomputerlab.com/dos-benchmark-pack.html)

DL2: 1GB Drive container w/ Windows 95B OSR2. Includes Fraser Valley Distributed Computing Systems Inc. pcSetup 2.1.7 for updated Windows drivers and "Quality of Life" updates. (https://web.archive.org/web/20000817092205/http://www.pcsetup2x.com/prod...)

DL3: 1GB Drive container w/ Windows 98SE. Includes Fraser Valley Distributed Computing Systems Inc. pcSetup 2.1.7 for updated Windows drivers and "Quality of Life" updates. (https://web.archive.org/web/20000817092205/http://www.pcsetup2x.com/prod...)

DL4: Collection of tools for use with the Apple DOS Compatibility Card and PC Compatibility Card. Includes Apple's PC Compatibility 1.6.4, FVDCS's pcSetup 2.1.7, Apple USB Storage Drivers 1.3.5 (for Mac OS 8.6), and a Windows 98SE boot floppy image (for use on Macs with non-USB floppy drives)

DL5: 4GB Disk image of above tools for use with BlueSCSI drive emulator (https://bluescsi.com/)

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC
Mac OS 7.6.1, 8.6, 9

I hope folks find this helpful!
 

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wottle

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This is awesome! I haven't broken out my 6115 with the DOS card in a while, but this will give me a good reason to. I know I struggled with getting Windows 3.11 / DOS on it (I think I resorted to making floppies with a USB floppy drive and then installing it that way). I decided Windows 95/98 wasn't worth the hassle, but with pre-made images, I will make some time to get it set up. Thanks!
 

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This is awesome! I haven't broken out my 6115 with the DOS card in a while, but this will give me a good reason to. I know I struggled with getting Windows 3.11 / DOS on it (I think I resorted to making floppies with a USB floppy drive and then installing it that way). I decided Windows 95/98 wasn't worth the hassle, but with pre-made images, I will make some time to get it set up. Thanks!
Sadly, my excitement was short lived. The 6115 wouldn't even power on. Likely the PSU, but waiting on some caps to see if a recap does the trick. If anyone has a good spare 61xx power supply they are willing to sell, let me know. I'd imagine running with the DOS card is harder on the PSU than just the 601... Or, even better, if one of you wizards can come up with a PicoPSU converter, or modern PSU replacement, that would be ideal!
 
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Sadly, my excitement was short lived. The 6115 wouldn't even power on. Likely the PSU, but waiting on some caps to see if a recap does the trick. If anyone has a good spare 61xx power supply they are willing to sell, let me know. I'd imagine running with the DOS card is harder on the PSU than just the 601... Or, even better, if one of you wizards can come up with a PicoPSU converter, or modern PSU replacement, that would be ideal!

Don't forget that the 6100 won't power on without a working PRAM battery. However, you can encourage it to power on if you turn it off, and then hit the reset button on the back of the machine.... or quickly turn if back off, then back on again.
 

wottle

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Don't forget that the 6100 won't power on without a working PRAM battery. However, you can encourage it to power on if you turn it off, and then hit the reset button on the back of the machine.... or quickly turn if back off, then back on again.
Yeah, I put in a fresh MeowToast with new CR2032. I also tried the reset button (which immediately snapped off), and the power on / off / on trick. No signed of life. Hoping a recap does it, but may be in the market for a replacement PSU...