Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs

By goldenechos Tue May 24, 2005 2:18 pm
Just curious, could you do this by having a second zip or HD connecto to the MPC SCSI? Or would you have to load and save each PGM individually?

T

By elmacaco Tue May 24, 2005 5:22 pm
Load and save individually, maybe the 3000 3.14 has a copy scsi utility now or in the works, and a 3000 can take 60 zips right?

Winhex, ah, forensics, damn, that's some ill shyt, I'm going to check their website out.

By mpc3000le Wed May 25, 2005 12:17 am
goldenechos wrote:Just curious, could you do this by having a second zip or HD connecto to the MPC SCSI? Or would you have to load and save each PGM individually?

T


At the moment ... if multiple drives are connected to your MPC then loading and saving individually will be your only way.

Rohan.

By mpc3000le Wed May 25, 2005 12:19 am
elmacaco wrote:Load and save individually, maybe the 3000 3.14 has a copy scsi utility now or in the works, and a 3000 can take 60 zips right?


Elmacaco has a crystal ball, a time camera ... and it works :-)

An MPC3000 uses the same file system as an MPC60.

More on OS stuff soon ...

Rohan.

By elmacaco Wed May 25, 2005 1:54 am
Yeah, you're not suposed to know about that, some Yolngu people gave it to me in ceremony, still don;t know how to use it very well, but when I'm good they come to my dreams to teach me.

Basically, anything that would be cool, yall are doing. I hope you get a chance to do that other thing you mentioned that made me quite excited ;)

I'm going to make a dummy zip in my 60 with a few partitions and some files on each partition and try the Editor's copy util and see what happens.