Please tell me you're not writing straight over the top of the NetBSD install! I would trade you for that HD in a second. Click to expand... You could always install netbsd fo…

Are you driving the monitor from the card or from the onboard video?

Did you use something like SwitchRes to get into that resolution? Click to expand... No. OS 9 actually presented 1366x768 as a choice. Unfortunately it cuts off the last 6 col…

Ah right. The capital letter and single word made me think it was an actual product of some kind. Do you have the Sonnet driver loaded? Click to expand... No, I do not. I hav…

Did you use something like SwitchRes to get into that resolution?

Ah right. The capital letter and single word made me think it was an actual product of some kind. Do you have the Sonnet driver loaded?

Is it the green wire, or the blue wire? Onoes, don't cut the red wire, or it'll axplodez!!!

Sorry, too late :-/ I couldn't log in since there was no way for me to get the log in info on the box. Despite that, i would rather play with the system in a Mac OS native envi…

Please tell me you're not writing straight over the top of the NetBSD install! I would trade you for that HD in a second.

Perhaps it was a limited edition Woz "Classic II" with the II written in felt tip pen?

Yeah, I opened it up, it's a Classic motherboard. :-/ I kind of figured as much when the RAM I installed actually worked, well 1mb of it. Well crap, I got cheated. Anyone got …

Yeah, as I said, both the Classic and Classic II use the exact same slot, just that they're wired up differently, due to the differing purposes for which they're used, so they're p…

picked this up. I am having problems with my adapter and the Quadra. I got the machine up and noticed it has NetBSD|M68k on it. That was interesting, freaked me out that it had …

Can the memory expansion board in a Classic be mistakenly installed in a Classic II? They have an expansion slot in the same place, don't they? (It's been a while since I had mine …

meanwhile you got me fired up to rip apart my sony adapter, its simple enough 1 switch apple (and its natural refresh rate) and forced 60hz vga (which is kinda crappy for a crt, bu…

Yeah I'll try a CRT and I'll update.

that is true, most decent lcd's will let you get away with 60-72 hz but usually in the standard form of VGA, whereas multisync (most after the mid 90's) vga could handle pretty muc…

Another thing I just thought of...when old Macs run at 640x480, they traditionally like to run at 67 Hz (the refresh rate used by a lot of Apple displays). This works fine on just …

Have a look at the processor - the Mac Classic uses a 16 Mhz 68000, whereas the Classic II uses a 68030. Alternatively, try holding down Command-Option-X-O at startup. If it is a C…

I have some VGA CRTs... Not apple ones sadly. This adaptor has worked before on another monitor. Which I tested it on. Here are some pictures of the device.

Either that, or depending on what gear you're in, you'll soon see a flashing set of red and blue lights in your rear vision mirror.

You said you've got some CRTs, maybe you could try one of those...there is a chance that the adaptor may be faulty.

OK. So the Display is a NEC MultiSync LCD 1530V And Guess what the Adaptor is also made by NEC! Oh the Irony! It is still doing nothing. The Machine has no hard drive in it. A…

Contrary to popular opinion, going past the red line means you'll need a new gauge. psssh. //wthww

There is probably a better answer, but for starters if you're using system 7 it should say on the "About this Macintosh" page (from Apple menu) the model of the Macintosh that you'…