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Apple Macintosh SE/30

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Buyer Questions

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MS-DOS applications can be run on a Macintosh using special hardware coprocessors or software emulators which can interpret the application instructions.

Although the FDHD can read and write to MS-DOS disks, 
the 68030 processor cannot interpret instructions written for the 8086, 80286, or the 80386 processors used in 
most MS-DOS machines.

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Can MS-DOS software be run by using the 
1.4 MB FDHD (SuperDrive)?