Just as a useless note, SheepShaver will let you go down to 16/4 colors and B&W. On a PPC machine it runs using native CPU, thus it's potentially a more useful option then …
I hope that doesn't mean you don't plan on opening the case again. Aside from the fan, your analogue board is showing signs of age, despite adjusting your voltages the Mac is exhib…
I remember a lot of old games used to come with both B&W and Colour binaries, and on Power Macintoshes you would often have to run the B&W version in order not to g…
really the main point of hot glue is to hold the larger / top heavy components in place as they scurry down a convener belt during assembly
Secondary it provides a little bit of p…
Under 18s: please move on.
Mike Saenz wrote the ever entertaining MacPlayMate and Wikipedia associates him with authorship of Comic Works. My twenty year old recollection of MacPl…
Using hot glue is advised if the computer is going to experience a lot of vibration. In an ordinary home desktop environment, it's unlikely that you'll need to use glue. I have a f…
Oxidation, nothing, that's corrosion, and it looks like something got spilled on the board.
How can you tell that C1 has been replaced? Looks to me like the original factory hot g…
Hi,
Just opened my Macintosh Plus to give it a quick check-over, to make sure that no components have blatantly malfunctioned. Generally, it looks okay on the interior:
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QT 1.5 was the first to support Cinepak, I believe, but I'm not sure if I have it. I definitely have 2 and above, so I will just have to fire up my old Plus and see if anything use…
I always thought it had something to do with the VRAM. If you had too much VRAM you could not take the Mac down to black and white.
I think the cutoff was 2 MB. I remember that my…
68kMLATroubleshootingby Mike RichardsonWed, 2 Sep 2009 - 18:13
If I wasn't going to install that fan, then i'd never have opened the case, and i'd never have adjusted the voltages. Simple....I somehow doubt i'll attempt the installation again.…
12v DC does not melt a fan.. you sure you did not bump the AC by accident?
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I haven't a clue. Followed the guide to the word, it failed, and I yanked the powe…
Unfortunately the only reason I opened the case was to install a fan... and in the process of hooking up that fan I blew the fan and the fuses in quite a spectacular way.
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Sooooooo ... which version of QT added 68000 support? Or was this yet another unfulfilled promise of Apple's, when they realized there was no point?
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Here's an interesting blurb from an Apple Developer's Tech Note: QUICKTIME 1.0: “YOUOUGHTA BEIN PICTURES” d e v e l o p Summer 1991
QuickTime 1.0 works on all color-capable …
I've been thinking about this for a little while now, and it seems to me that in my old Elementary school, there were candy iMacs that could go all the way down to Black & …
That anode cap is indeed a pain to remove. I usually use a small pair of pliers (from an eyeglass repair kit) to get the clip on one side pressed in and then use the pliers to remo…
68kMLATroubleshootingby Scott BaretTue, 1 Sep 2009 - 23:09
Last night I opened my 512k to record all its capacitors (I think I've found a way around my worries about lead, so now I'll be ready to replace those capacitors!!! ).
But anyw…
A decent solution may be to use the SlideShow program from Kid Pix. You'll need either Kid Pix 2 or Kid Pix Companion. I'm not sure if the program itself can run on a 1MB machine s…