Hi Schmoburger, Like you I have a 15" LCD (NEC white which matches the 68K machines nicely) which suits my needs perfectly well, along with a 10" Lillput VGA LCD for bench testing…

Welp, took a dive and it paid off... Never has System 7.5 looked so great! { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", …

You might also try looking through this. You might find it useful. c

Heck, I've run my Quadra 700 on a 32" Bravia! You just need the right converter and monitor. I've also run it on two different 22" LG monitors.

As the title suggests, I am jonesing for some info regarding the use of modernish TFT displays on pre-PPC Macs, as I have a couple of VGA adaptors and limited space. I assume the o…

Reinstall open transport. It's stand alone installer. It will save you a lot of trouble. Leave the 10 base T switch in and make sure you have a correct cable. Some are straight…

LOL...could try...but no SCSI CD ROM lol

install 8.1 ?  

And I believe it is OpenTransport, I dont think they had MacTCP with System 7.6, i may be wrong though...

Yea...the connection light is on, and the link light is blinking. Just no communication. And, if it helps, I'm using a Faralon Ethernet Tranciever.

I'm assuming its running Open Transport? DHCP isn't supported by MacTCP. My "official" Apple AAUI 10BaseT dongle on my PM6100 is very touchy. I have to wiggle the Ethernet plug in…

Well damn, im running system 7.6 lol

I had heck getting mine to work. 7.5 it played nice with the adapter, 7.5.5 seemed to break it. Finally gave up after a while.

So...I finally got another ADB keyboard and a vga adapter...and as luck would have it...I also got my local surplus store (Astro Too)'s lone AAUI adapter. Tada! I have it all hooke…

The tabs themselves are too big... taped it together and it recognized and started to charge. It gave off a weird smell which was likely the tape so I broke it up and will regrou…

One for the road... the battery holders are too long. So either I'll just use their tabs or cut them down to plastic bats and glue the tabs on. Elegant.

Ah excellent information gentlemen! I will take it apart sometime soon when I have some spare time on my hands and have a look what I'm dealing with.

Elfen said: Good to hear, 360Alaska. Incidentally, that last sentence is supposed to be "1/2 hour if you're good with an iron." Click to expand... Happens to me more tha…

Good to hear, 360Alaska. Incidentally, that last sentence is supposed to be "1/2 hour if you're good with an iron."

Elfen said: The area to look at like 360Alaska stated is those parts. But also there are 2 cable jacks to look at, most importantly the one that connects to the CRT Yoke. It …

Well, then, I guess this is an instance of that. I don't mind that it's a "clone", but I've found that the real thing (an iPad, in this case) is almost invariably better (being th…

CC_333 said: Huh, they look strikingly similar to iPads! Just looking at the screen, though, I can tell it's probably not quite as good as an iPad's. And, that farther back…

The area to look at like 360Alaska stated is those parts. But also there are 2 cable jacks to look at, most importantly the one that connects to the CRT Yoke. It should be 6 to 8 p…

Huh, they look strikingly similar to iPads! Just looking at the screen, though, I can tell it's probably not quite as good as an iPad's. And, that farther back one even seems to …

Elfen: thanks! I didn't see anything on the back so I couldn't figure out what they were. The kernel panic one had a new OS installed by me, I will try to see what is wrong before …