Not that I've ever seen a Mac in Calvin and Hobbes.

It sounds like you have a SCSI ID issue (assuming I've interpreted what you said properly). If that's the case, you can usually fix it by changing 3 jumpers on the back of the har…

I got an 840av... swapped bits from an old one and got it working... But now it's not working, well it mostly is... I seem to have upset the scsi gods. It was using the hard dri…

I'm not sure. But it seemed fitting at the time.

Uh, Christopher, what does that have to do with PowerBooks running in "lid closed" mode?

After getting some replies for old iMacs (Which I have no use for. Feel free to take them, post to FreeCycle NYC) I finally got an interesting reply. A Woman asked if I took lap…

Some crystal clear closeup photos of this EPROM would be nice (preferrably by a camera mounted on a tripod, set to the lowest possible ISO setting).

{ "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", "lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again l…

There may have bee an early batch of LC II's that were, but all of the ones that I've seen don't have the panel cut out for it. LC II LC

For some reason I was under the impression the LC 2 also could do dual floppies. Anyway in that case I can see a LC 1 being interesting just for dual floppies and you should skip …

Many of the PPC PowerBooks has "lid closed mode" officially supported. The consumer-oriented iBooks did not officially support it; but the entire Intel line of MacBooks does.

I am decent at soldering, but I would rather keep it original looking, but thanks for that info and I guess the LC III would be a better system to go for looking at them the only c…

Only problem is that in stock form, there was never a dual floppy version of the LCII, only the original LC. However, if you're good with soldering, the LCII does have solder pads …

I would let it be known you are looking for a LCII and see what turns up over time. Both my LC3's were free ex school computers somebody hoarded and got rid of later. Most people …

For a good condition LCII with a working display, keyboard and mouse, you'd probably expect to pay about US$30 tops. I'd probably look for one thats in the best condition as possib…

Hey, the first mac I ever had was an apple iic it pains me that I do not know what happened to it as it came with that and about 200 floppys or so with tons of non pirated software…

Well, I've ran my Pismo like this for the entire week so far and no problems have come up. I can use OS9 and OSX Tiger without a glitch and no overheat issues, either. I have an …

From the card. It works on a 7100 with a different Sonnet card and no drivers, but not on the 6100.

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?

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…

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.