it goes by a few names.Ī few notes for anyone trying to get an old Macintosh running. There were attempts at making them Prep/Chrp compliant however they never did run any 'standard' prep/chrp OS's.Ĭlassic 68k and PowerPC Macs are notable not so much for their hardware (though they tended to be more sophisticated and use higher-end components than other personal computers of their eras), but for their operating system, MacOS, Macintosh System Software. These were the first Macintoshes to feature a PowerPC CPU, starting with the PPC601, and going up to the 603. The first Quadras were the Quadra 700 and Quadra 900 which were released in 1991. These were the last models to feature the 68000 CISC CPU. The Quadras all featured 68040 CPUs and featured desktops, LC's and server models. Macintosh II's with an appropriate CPU/MMU combination can run NetBSD or A/UX. All models featured a SCSI bus, and they all had the ability to display color. The Mac II's were expandable unlike the first generation Macintoshes with NuBUS slots, and some models even had PDS (processor direct) slots.
SHOEBILL MAC EMULATOR SERIES
The Macintosh II series all had a 68020 or better CPU and ran System 4 through 7.5 depending on model.
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