I've completely forgotten what my original goal was. Okay, no problem, I'll grab my special OWC drive with USB 3.0 and FireWire, download the image on my Windows machine, uncompress it there, and then take it over to the iMac to actually burn it to a CD, which I will then add to my disc album labeled 'Apple Software,' so that I can get Disk Copy onto my PowerBook, so that I can mount a floppy disk image, so that I can. zip, and uncompressing a 640mb disc image on a 700MHz PowerPC processor will take ages. Okay, no problem, I'll boot up my iMac G4 and burn it there. Many disk copy programs perform a simultaneous format-and-write of the destination floppy, which may create problems (see previous answer about formatting). toast image which can only be read by a Mac or PowerISO which I don't have installed. Okay, no problem, I'll just grab the iso for that and burn a new copy.

Oh, I burned that install disc to another CD-RW which I have since erased. Okay, no problem, I'll just grab my 8.6 install disc and copy it from that, it's bound to be on there. Oh, my particular install of Mac OS 8.6 somehow doesn't include Disk Copy, so I can't access any of the things I just burned to a CD-RW. Okay, no problem, I'll grab the USB Mass Storage driver too while I'm at it, and burn all of this to a CD-RW.

Oh, I can't use a USB drive because USB Mass Storage support wasn't built in until OS 9.

img file that Mac OS 8.6's built in Disk Copy utility should recognize. CCC 6.1.3 (and later) is qualified for macOS 13 Ventura. Okay, no problem, I'll grab a copy of Stuffit Expander while I'm at it, it's in a. Simply plug the USB flash drive into your computers USB port (MAC and PC compatible), transfer information safely, disconnect and GO Looking for a unique. Okay, no problem, just gotta get the driver for that installed. PowerBook won't recognize the VST branded Zip 100 drive in the expansion bay. These archives can be created using Apples Disk Utility (or Disk Copy in older systems) and other programs.

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