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APS PowerTools

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Category:	Drivers & Hardware Support Utilities
Year released:	1996
Author:	APS Technologies
Publisher:	APS Technologies

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aps_powertools_4_0_7.zip (1.28 MB)
MD5: 4fce12dfc52950cfe6bea3b98a0b1c4a
For System 7.0 - 7.6

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aps4.1.sit_.hqx (4.01 MB)
MD5: fe4c288eeabc75d0f135867fff706528
For System 7.0 - 7.6

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APS_PowerToolstm_3.07.sit_.hqx (356.81 KB)
MD5: b4fa72a5b4a559cf2865840bc6e8d81b
For System 7.0 - 7.6

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APS_PowerToolstm_4.0.7.sit_.hqx (1.49 MB)
MD5: 7c6653d5f2a860eac02e1151098c7104
For System 7.0 - 7.6

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APS_PowerTools_4.0.9.img_.sit (973.97 KB)
MD5: 96756e2cfb567e51a97afc8e246ff1d6
For System 7.0 - 7.6

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APS_PowerToolstm_v4.0.7_Read_Me.txt

Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications

A driver/utility package for SCSI hard drives.

- First link contains version 4.0.7 in a .dsk format.

- Second link contains version 4.1 plus documents and manuals.

- Third link contains version 3.07.

- Fourth link contains 4.0.7 as a DiskCopy image, compressed with DropStuff 5.5.

There are undoubtedly other versions of this software; anyone in possession of them should consider uploading to this page!

Compatibility

Not recommended for use with anything other than hard drives from 1996 or earlier, and only if the user knows what they are doing.

Comments

by krausjxotv - 2020, November 29 - 3:40am

The APS driver software is rebranded from CharisMac Engineering. APS was purchased by LaCie in 1998 which was then purchased by Seagate Technology in 2012. I have four external APS drives which still work, a 50GB hard drive, CD-RW, 650MB PD and 2.6GB DVD-RAM. The optical drives use external power adapters with a DIN-5 connector.

by LimeiBook86 - 2020, September 7 - 7:43am

I have added version 3.07 and provided a non-.DSK version for 4.0.7.

by MCP - 2012, March 18 - 1:14pm

This is not something I've ever used, so I can't recommend it unless the user has vintage hardware and enough know-how to prevent destruction of data.