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I've gotten some inexpensive 'vintage' Mac hardware I'd like to get running. A Mac Pro (desktop) and a Mac SE (Toaster, no drive) for $25 each. Neither runs fully.

I have questions about which OS, added hardware using on a network. Plus questions about the rack mounted Macs as well as Airport Routers. But before I get into the nitty I wanted to make sure this is the appropriate place ?

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I have questions about which OS, added hardware using on a network. Plus questions about the rack mounted Macs as well as Airport Routers. But before I get into the nitty I wanted to make sure this is the appropriate place ?

You've come to the right place. This site is an excellent site for vintage questions, especially since it's Apple specific. We have some fantastic members who have been using Mac computers since the classic days. I personally have experience with rack mounted Macs - Xserve - both PPC and Intel based.

Retro Computing on Stack Exchange is also an excellent source, though they are quite broad and cover everything from PCs to Macs and even Commodore.

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  • Retro computing is even broader than that. It includes mainframes vaxes minis and anything back to zuse and probably babbage
    – mmmmmm
    Aug 4, 2020 at 11:40
  • @mmmmmm, Retrocomputing's got tags for both the Difference Engine and the Analytical Engine.
    – Mark
    Aug 11, 2020 at 22:52
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