If it's a SCSI-1 standard, I can see more than just the SE/30 owners going after it. I'd like to try it on both my SE/30 and on my Power Mac 7500. Imagine installing a 30-some gi…

Dita, did you say earlier you have a Mac Classic, recently acquired? If so, is it a Classic 1 or Classic 2? If it's a Classic 1, then try the following: Step 1: Restart the Cla…

On November 27, 2006, the Librarian of Congress, on the recommendation of the Register of Copyrights, announced six classes of works which will not be subject to the prohibition ag…

If that M-SYSTEMS drive I mention is available in a reasonable quantity (i.e., more than 10) and for a reasonable price (i.e., less than say $200 for a 4GB size), then you would pr…

cutting the front off of a glass CRT / It works, but it's a messy and difficult process Click to expand... And even with the phosphor coating removed, it results in a loss of l…

rimmer: we have a wiki page called Flash Drive Test Results. Would you like to add your experiments there?

I myself are up for two or three drives, depending on price and capacity. /Anders

Also, you mention wanting the top vent of the Plus. But you also mention running a hard drive. I hope you are not planning to run your SE with a hard drive, but without a fan. If s…

Last evening I got the 9500 out again after having given up working on it for a month. In the month since then, a mouse had crawled into the machine through the open expansion slot…

That was a thought I had, but JLW's original instructions stated that PC floppies are fine, so I never changed the formatting.

I don't have a clue how or where to get vacuum formed plexiglas over a form. Can you elaborate a bit? Is this a home/garage project? Necessary equipment? Or are you paying a…

SCSI-2 to SCSI-1 conversion boards are cheap and easy to find. If they do a price break on small quantities (say 10) maybe we should RaQ for a group purchase

abandonware, it should be perfectly legal for you all to snag copies. Click to expand... Yyyyyeah... that's not exactly true, but who cares. Image away.

This seems too easy. Am I missing something? Click to expand... Assuming you're putting in a VGA/SVGA capable motherboard, nope. And that's a darn good price for a monitor wi…

Trag, search the forum for CC mods. This has been covered a lot. There are some pretty sophisticated ones. I have not heard about vacuum formed Plexi either, but you do not need it…

Unfortunately the rear bucket case from the SE has more of a tilt at the front where it meets the bezel Click to expand... Actually it's the Plus that has the tilt back. The SE…

I formatted the a floppy as a 1.44 MB FAT disk Click to expand... I don't believe you will be able to use a FAT formatted floppy as a boot disk. It must be formatted HFS.

clear plexi, vacuum formed over the original CRT face Click to expand... I don't have a clue how or where to get vacuum formed plexiglas over a form. Can you elaborate a bit?…

Can you re-cap a Classic II board? Click to expand... If you can, could you inquire to the forum's vast experts as to which caps I need to do for an effective repair, instead…

If I can find one more vintage Mac, I'm gonna force my friends into a Bolo LAN party. :rambo: Click to expand... Nice one. Click to expand... Yep, I remember being excited…

Actually, got 3 copies of the manuals. Also was given a bunch o books on it, and just a ton of goodies! Click to expand... How fortunate for you. Make sure to read the manuals…

I tried converting everything over and booted the SE up in the Plus case. Amazing how many of these Apple parts are just interchangeable bolt-ons, no modification required. Unfort…

http://www.tri-m.com/products/sandisk/ffd35unscsi.html That web page says they will even supply a SCSI-1 interface upon request. Since it's an EOL drive (and hence, they probably …

Thanks JRL. The only difference I encountered with those instructions is as follows: 1. Wen I de-compress the Network Access archive using StuffIt Expander (per your original inst…

The best SSD for the SE/30 is a drive that is made in the stock form factor (3.5") and already has a 50-pin SCSI connector. Indeed, one probably couldn't do much better than this:…