Any versions of Mac-2-Dos and AMIA programs

mark_k · 12 October 2007, 14:35

Hi,

I'm looking for any versions of Mac-2-Dos, and also the utility/program disk which would (probably) have come with the AMIA cartridge from Utilities Unlimited.

Mac-2-Dos from Central Coast Software was a cartridge that plugs into the Amiga's floppy port and allows a 400K or 800K Macintosh floppy drive to be connected, and Mac disks to be read and written in it. AMIA was similar.

I have an AMIA cartridge here, which from memory came with an Emplant (Mac emulator) disk, but I'm wondering whether any other software ever came with it.

-- Mark

prowler · 26 March 2011, 23:27

Thanks to cosmicfrog, I have acquired a boxed Mac-2-Dos interface adapter and manual, but the Mac-2-Dos software disk is missing.

Enclosed with the manual are the Mac-2-Dos V1.1d Release Notes, dated 13th February 1990.

The original Mac-2-Dos V1.0 Release Notes can be found here:
http://redump.emubase.de/lsd_view.php?id=281

As Mark has mentioned above, Mac-2-Dos from Central Coast Software was an adapter which plugs into the Amiga's floppy port and allows a 400K or 800K Macintosh floppy drive to be connected. The software gives the Amiga read/write access to Macintosh disks.

I am also looking for any version of the Mac-2-Dos software to use with this interface, but have not been able to find it online. Does anyone have this one in their collection, please?

12 October 2007, 14:35	#1
mark_k Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Posts: 3,336	Any versions of Mac-2-Dos and AMIA programs Hi, I'm looking for any versions of Mac-2-Dos, and also the utility/program disk which would (probably) have come with the AMIA cartridge from Utilities Unlimited. Mac-2-Dos from Central Coast Software was a cartridge that plugs into the Amiga's floppy port and allows a 400K or 800K Macintosh floppy drive to be connected, and Mac disks to be read and written in it. AMIA was similar. I have an AMIA cartridge here, which from memory came with an Emplant (Mac emulator) disk, but I'm wondering whether any other software ever came with it. -- Mark

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26 March 2011, 23:27	#2
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	Thanks to cosmicfrog, I have acquired a boxed Mac-2-Dos interface adapter and manual, but the Mac-2-Dos software disk is missing. Enclosed with the manual are the Mac-2-Dos V1.1d Release Notes, dated 13th February 1990. The original Mac-2-Dos V1.0 Release Notes can be found here: http://redump.emubase.de/lsd_view.php?id=281 As Mark has mentioned above, Mac-2-Dos from Central Coast Software was an adapter which plugs into the Amiga's floppy port and allows a 400K or 800K Macintosh floppy drive to be connected. The software gives the Amiga read/write access to Macintosh disks. I am also looking for any version of the Mac-2-Dos software to use with this interface, but have not been able to find it online. Does anyone have this one in their collection, please?

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