Drivers: It depends on the manufacturer. Apple OEM and most Sonnet ZIFs don't need drivers at all, they're totally plug-and-play. The only drivers one might need is the AltiVec cod…

the pentium Heatsink will be a bit hard, since the size of the heatsink is a bit awkward for the Zif Socket. I believe the original Heatsink will be fine. It was when I had my blu…

none. Unless it's a blue and white, and then you will need to download a firmware update: XLR8's G4 updater for the Blue and white

What type of drivers do they need? Can I use a Pentium heatsink with the ZIF?

I don't think the Lisa ever had enough focus to connect it back to the II line. The Mac, though, got an IIe-on-a-card functionality added later. Click to expand... Specificall…

I don't think the Lisa ever had enough focus to connect it back to the II line. The Mac, though, got an IIe-on-a-card functionality added later.

Did Apple ever create an emulator to allow the Lisa to run Apple II software, or had they already written off the II line by the time the Mac came along?

Wow.... It's a early ModBook!

Check it out. I am considering picking it up, just for collectibility, but the price still seems a bit steep. Compared to the few I have seen in the past though, it still seems to…

As a 2400c owner and lover, this is quite cool to see. Thanks for putting them up! TBird

I bought this thing on eBay as a dead curiosity, but was determined to fix it. So, after replacing a bad fuse and making extra sure that all cards were seated onto their connectors…

Nice to see Franklinstein - always wanted to check this out. Is she a goer, and if so does Cardbus work without modificiation? JB

Very interesting photos, thank you very much for sharing them

I finally got off my lazy arse and uploaded these pix to my Flickr. Here are: Top Bottom Open display Partial disassembly and part of the logic board

I'm wandering if there is such application like SCSI probe for the IIgs? Would be useful at this time

I agree luddite it must have the optional hyper mini flux capacitor card ][ from doc electronics that was made for the apple II computers

Uh, no. The rev b. card is just a firmware update. What you need is an Apple PCC Time Travel expansion card. Unfortunately, those cards will only work with the enhanced IIe or I…

... and i don't remember what version of OsX didn't get it Click to expand... I think madmax_2069 is referring to MS Wndows patches ... Click to expand... Certainly—…

... wasn't there a daylight savings patch released ( i remember something about it) the older unsupported OSes didn't get the patch. like windows 2000 and lower and i don't remembe…

In many places with meteorological, oceanic or air traffic control systems in the UK, the time is always given in GMT, regardless of the time of year. Personally I find BST a bit o…

The morning news at my school has a timer that turns on and off the incoming cable at 7:52 so we can air the news at 8:00. The machines set themselves back an hour. So we couldn't …

... wasn't there a daylight savings patch released ( i remember something about it) the older unsupported OSes didn't get the patch. like windows 2000 and lower and i don't remembe…

In many places with meteorological, oceanic or air traffic control systems in the UK, the time is always given in GMT, regardless of the time of year. Personally I find BST a bit o…

His GIRLFRIEND said no? Was it her stuff? Click to expand... yes, girls are a good support at situations like this [] ]'> Girls, Girls, Girls, Girls I love you.. I l…

yea a few days ago (Saturday or sunday) our computers at work went back a hour. so we had to manually set the correct time on it. i was getting ready to shut them down when i seen …