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The two previous versions 6.0.0 and 6.0.1 both had a significant amount of bugs and are not recommend. 6.0.0: Introduced support for the Double Sided High Density 1.44 MB SuperDrive, significant bugs.

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System Software Release 6 to 7.0.1 Compatibility 5.0: System 4.2 / Finder 6.0 / System Software 5.0.4.1: 1987/04, System 4.1 / Finder 5.5 / System Software 2.0.1, Introduced support for 2GB partitions (See Apple KBase Article 8647).A way around the file limit is to use a tool like ShrinkWrap to create mountable disk images.partition). (See Apple KBase Article 8647) HFS has a limit of 65,535 files per logical disk (e.g.For the Macintosh 512Ke: native support for HFS was added to the ROM allowing for this system (and the Plus) to boot directly form the Macintosh Hard Disk 20 without using a floppy disk.For the Macintosh 512: required a special boot diskette that begins the boot up process, and on detecting the Macintosh Hard Disk 20, ejects the disk and then continues loading from the Hard Disk.

Mac os 7.6 hfs driver#

For the Macintosh 128: the driver was loaded from RAM when booting from a floppy drive, and took too much RAM to be used with the Macintosh 128k.

SCSI would become a standard feature starting with the Macintosh Plus.

3.0: 1986/01, System 3.0 / Finder 5.1 System Software 0.7, introduced support 800k floppy disks (Double Sided), and for SCSI, with a maximum partition size of 32MB (info from unverified source, will test on my MAC SE and update).

2.1 HD20: 1986/01, System 2.0 / Finder 5.0, introduced support for the Hierarchical File System (HFS) for use the Macintosh Hard Disk 20 (emulated by the FloppyEMU) that was specifically released for the Macintosh 512.

1.0: 1984/01, System 1.0 / Finder 1.0 / System Software 0.97, Introduced with the Macintosh 128k.

different, below I try to provide the set of information that you need to identify each release of new system software. Note, prior to System 6.x the System number/naming for the Macintosh OS was…. System Software Release 1 to 5 Compatibility: – Works with this version of system software, but requires a Macintosh System Enabler, but I could not find information for which enabler.ġ.

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the enabler for the Color Classic to run 7.1 or 7 Pro is 401, and the last released version is 1.0.5)

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– Works with this version of system software, but requires a Macintosh System Enabler, where # = the ID code of the enabler (e.g. – Works with this version of system software Note: The Macintosh XL uses a custom OS called MacWorks so is not included in the tables below.

Mac os 7.6 hfs mac os#

System 7.1 through Mac OS 7.6: Compatibility With Macintosh Computers (TA47341).System Software: Version Matrix, System 6.0.x to 7.0.1 (TA33972),.System Software Version History (TA31885),.Information from Apple’s Knowledge Base articles: To help myself in the future I’ve put together some Macintosh System Compatibility Tables so I know which systems support which versions (with links to any required the System Enablers for OS 7.x). Not every Macintosh System can run every OS, for example System 8.1 ( with a hack) was the last version to support the Motorola 68000 (68k) series of processors, while support for Macintosh Systems with the PowerPC series of processors started with System 7.1.2 and ended with OS X 10.5 (see Wikipedia’s: history of Mac OS). Starting with which Macintosh 68k and PPC Systems support the different operating systems released by Apple. So I’ve decided to capture some of the key information I found useful in this blog. As I mentioned in my Setting up your vintage (classic) 68k Macintosh a lot of the supporting information that used to be on Apple’s knowledge base about their older systems has slowly been disappearing.