Apple TechStep Software
Apple Computer, Inc.Apple Computer, Inc.
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What is Apple TechStep Software? In 1991, Apple released a hand-held diagnostic tool for Macintosh computers and SCSI hard drives called the TechStep. It was sold exclusively to Apple resellers and service centers for $1,000. The primary SIT software archive contains Disk Copy version 6.3.3 & 4.2 disk images of the two included software floppy disks. This software runs on vintage Macintosh computers of the era (e.g., System 6 & System 7) and is required to extract logs from the TechStep. Software also allows a Macintosh to diagnose a TechStep. One floppy contains a HyperCard stack that gives a complete overview of the TechStep, including a software simulator. The second SIT archive contains 18 Apple "Tech Info Library" PDF files extracted from Apple's Service Source Companion Vol.2 CD-ROM from 1997. Download Apple TechStep Software for Mac
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TechStep Software Floppy Disk Images / compressed w/ Stuffit  66 /  2019-11-14 /  2019-11-15 /  1e8689f5df01ef19738a2f76582c01c608bda358 / 
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Apple TIL on the TechStep (18 PDFs) / compressed w/ Stuffit 38 / 2019-11-15 / 0054c100a12bc0408c975d4627a76d6de619c0fc /
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Architecture
System Requirements From Mac OS 6.0 up to Mac OS 7.6 Compatibility notes Runs on most 68k Macs with a SCSI port including the Macintosh Plus, SE, SE/30, II, IIx, etc.
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TechStep.sit
Emulating this? It could probably run under: 
Mini vMac
