You found it in a SKIP? :O Great score, especially for free...while I prefer the 4G myself, for a long time a lot of people said that the 3G was the best iPod they ever made. As…

… The hardware mod is to drive the Color Classic's analog board and CRT at 640x480 … Click to expand... Recently I read about a hardware 640 x 480 hack without the need to cha…

Hi, my first freebie of the year - and a good one! Went with my father-in-law to a tip in Essendon, dumped our crap - checked out a skip with keyboards plastic waste etc in it - …

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Funny thing... I found this thread while googling Color Classics and as I started reading in my head I kept saying "Just make it a CC II!"... Then about halfway through, it was su…

thanks for the info i was going to 640x480 dose any one have a backup of http://www.stuartbell.dsl.pipex.com/PowerCC thanks

The G4 tower has just been turned on after being cleaned up and allowed to dry out (necessary as the cleaning included a hosing of the power supply, which surely emitted enough ni…

I posted all that network info to help get you started. Yes, it can be done. Yes, the software and hardware exists/existed to get it all working. I wouldn't be too surprised if …

So the easiest way to transfer files from a Windows machine to the Mac is just using the standard 1.44 floppy? Thanx, Geo Click to expand... CD-ROM should work. You'll either…

This thread must have set the record for the longest posts in 68kMLA history. My head hurts. :simasimac: Click to expand... Pulllleeease! I haven't even began to get warmed …

Be aware that with a 575 board, you will have to perform either a software mod or a hardware mod. The software mod is to fool the 575 board into operating at the Color Classic's 5…

just in case folks miss the post: Posted By: SYSOP (System Operator) on 'Announce' Title: Closure this weekend Date: Thu Feb 4 20:45:30 2010 Folks, Rob has kindly ag…

long live Robby the Robot! Click to expand... Indeed! He had a fairly fancy data storage setup did he not?

long live Robby the Robot! arrr my hard drive wont boot :scrambled: if i remove the hdd and put it in my classic II (b/w) it boots fine.... the 575 is not here yet.. so i'm…

This thread must have set the record for the longest posts in 68kMLA history. My head hurts. :simasimac:

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

I'm sorry, I think my continuity tester was on the fritz. I switched to a different one that has an audible indicator and I found much more connections. All data and address bits…

Ok, I just saw that thread under the Classic Mac thread. I will read through it. Thanx for the tip off! Geo

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

All of the data bits of the onboard ROMs are indeed directly connected to the ROM SIMM slot. Also to RAM bank B. RAM bank A is also connected, but via 3-state bidirectional buffe…

to bad, they make great computers, i have one Click to expand... How loud are they? I've been curious. Click to expand... They are almost as loud a MDD, which got the nickn…

That's great -- you're going to love that upgraded CC. You'll be able to watch Cinepak-encoded video at quite-respectable framerates. I used to have a 575 playing "Forbidden Planet…

to bad, they make great computers, i have one Click to expand... How loud are they? I've been curious.

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