Mac SE/30

Not a big deal, I get systems all the time that I can't do a stinkin thing with. Just pass it on to somebody else. 10 minutes with a handfull of the correct floppies and your system would be running just fine. A password locked system isn't exactly rare, and at least yours has a simple solution, the password on my Grid laptops apparently has me totally screwed. Two suggestions; Give or sell the system to a mac person. Anybody with a working mac should have no trouble quickly making the needed floppies and getting the little bugger fully operational again. If somebody is local to you maybe they would be willing to do the quick fix for you. Get somebody to make you a set of floppies and snail mail them to you, or email them in a format that works with that PC disc program. People sell sets of system software on eBay all the time, and I see many people sending sets of floppies for nothing in the various mac forums. ************ The set of discs you need are: About a 5 floppy set of OS 7.0, with a extra copy of the "Disk Tools" floppy that has had SilverLining or some other 3rd party drive formatting software installed on it. You would boot from the silverlining floppy and update the drivers on the hard drive. Hopefully the hard drive could then be mounted and you might be able to save any usefull content, otherwise you would need to format with silverlining, then install the OS software off the floppy set and start looking for software on the net.