Hrm, I may need to consider a hackintosh...

The only way I can even think of would be to run a PC hardware emulator like QEMU or Virtual PC, then run "Hackintosh" OS X inside that. It would be dog-slow, though. (Hrm... Yo…

Try QEMU and there is another made by the Darwin team I can't seem to find.

I'm betting this is a no go since I haven't been able to find anything useful on google... Anything I can do to get a piece of software which is apparently Intel only (didn't error…

Here's some syncing info on the IIci/IIsi: http://www.applefritter.com/node/6301 Some people say it's sync on green, then another guy disagrees, etc. So it could be an interesti…

Beware that some (many?) LCD monitors won't like the 67hz sync-on-green signal that comes out of a IIci. Click to expand... If you find a Mac to VGA adapter with DIP switches, …

I'm betting this is a no go since I haven't been able to find anything useful on google... Anything I can do to get a piece of software which is apparently Intel only (didn't error…

Hmm... I could be very wrong, but I think I remember that if you put the cards in an UNenhanced IIe it will still work. I'm pretty sure my good friend that had one used his MCMS t…

Do you know of any specific models that are 1280 x 960? Click to expand... Some 1280x1024 monitors (the standard pixel density for non-widescreen 17" monitors) will scale 640x4…

Yes, I can see it in the standard control panels. And the updater only works for the PowerPort Platinum.

Thanks for the tip it sounds like a good idea but I can't find one of these items. Everything out there seems to be 1280x1024 native resolution. Do you know of any specific model…

So after lots of searching around here I can't quite find the info I need... I have recently acquired 2 Macs, one SE and one Color Classic. Both are stripped of an OS. I have on…

Grrr! It's coming back to me now... my old Mountain Music cards don't work in a //e. They only work in a ][ or ][ Plus. I guess I have to find a keyboard for my Apple ][. The //e I…

So I can now say I have the oldest Macintosh to be connected to the Internet. Click to expand... That's all I ever hoped for. This proves even the earliest Macs can still be us…

Congratulations! Thanks for making this a reality. Now, two things: 1) You need to add an external Keypad to the 128K, or use a much more common (and cheaper) Mac Plus keyboard. Ho…

Woo-Hoo! This post submitted on my 128! (Thanks for the tip on the number pad!) edit: Edited on my MacBook Pro to add a picture: (click for full size -- Yes, that's the Itani…

Sir, you are AWESOME. Now I just need to figure out what to do about the fact that I'd forgotten about it being DE-9 and not MiniDIN-8 ... *sigh* Thanks for the link!

Never mind a multimeter, here's the pinout.

To answer the questions: Electrically, I connected an actual Apple-branded 9-pin to 25-pin (aka "modem") cable to a 25-pin female-to-female adapter to a 25-pin to 9-pin PC cable. …

(ELinks is a port of the "Lynx" text-mode web browser.) Click to expand... No, it really really isn't. Not entirely sure what the difference is between that and Lynx. …

Actually, the yoke carries very dangerous voltages (and currents). Specifically, the horizontal deflection winding is the one that can give you a serious bite. I treat the yoke wit…

Congratulations! Thanks for making this a reality. Now, two things: 1) You need to add an external Keypad to the 128K, or use a much more common (and cheaper) Mac Plus keyboard. H…

Amazing! That could be potentially useful for researching stuff, like an encyclopedia! So there is still hope for that ole' duo dock!

Solution to my focus problem: Thanks to all for input. Here's solution told me by my tech.: The adjustment he was referring to is the cutoff. I have already done that - turned t…

To answer the questions: Electrically, I connected an actual Apple-branded 9-pin to 25-pin (aka "modem") cable to a 25-pin female-to-female adapter to a 25-pin to 9-pin PC cable. …