Very nice. As for the WGS 95 card...I'm fairly sure that you actually need A/UX in order for it to work. It'll run with 7.01 or 7.1 installed...but I don't think it'll actually …

equill: I will avoid said dark alleys I'm surprised though you've not been able to find the cache cards - seemingly a leisurely trip in local hard rubbish would reveal a slew o…

Do you know what shadows lurk in the hearts of men? You've been tagged by Equill. You are going down.

... It also came with a Workgroup Server 95 card which apparently doesn't work (hope not), but the cache slots are all filled (512K?). No idea on RAM, HD or WGS95 status yet until …

A smaller fan makes a Q950 a much better neighbour. As long as you don't stuff it full of Nubus cards and drives, it works fine with a smaller fan and without the wind tunnel produ…

Why do you think the PDS card does not work? It is made for A/UX only and while it will boot in OS 7.01 (wont work but the machine will boot), newer mac OS versions tend to hang/cr…

Very nice! :O Sounds like a good score....I'd quite happily pay $56 for such a beast.

lord knows by that time they had gotten enough ROMs wrong the first time around Click to expand... Did they? The architecture was designed to support software patching. Clic…

The IIx has been called a SE/30 stuck in a mac II case. Click to expand... Hm, where did the screen go? Have you noticed how a Mac II case is exactly like the bottom half of t…

The IIx has been called a SE/30 stuck in a mac II case.

Why on Earth they would have soldered the ROMs in place on any machine is beyond me Click to expand... It's cheaper lord knows by that time they had gotten enough ROMs w…

I think that there is some confusion here....Note the four socketed DIPs next to the SIMM sockets. We can assume that the IIx layout is similar, because the ROMs were sold as an of…

I think that there is some confusion here. The early Mac models have ROMs that are in a DIP package. Examples: 128K/512K, 512Ke/Plus, SE and SE FD/HD. Later Macs (SE/30 and IIfx) …

you also need System 6.0.2 or higher lest the Macintosh II still mistake the high-density drive as an 800kB mechanism. Click to expand... Yes I read that and was surprised cons…

As LCGuy relates, in addition to insertion of the replacememt ROM chips: HI (342-0639) at C13 MED HI (342-0640) at C12 MED LO (342-0641) at E13 LO (342-0642) at E12 the IWM ch…

Yeah, as a part of the Mac II FDHD upgrade you do need IIx ROMs. I don't think the SWIM controller will fully function without it, as the Mac II ROMs most likely don't have the rig…

Those aren't disk images. They are the files from the disks. The folder named MacMovies has the programs and a bunch of movies in it. If you want disk images, download the files an…

Those aren't disk images. They are the files from the disks. The folder named MacMovies has the programs and a bunch of movies in it. If you want disk images, download the files an…

When I go to the page with all the downloads which one is the disk images of MacMovies?

What is the download link for the disk images? Click to expand... Read the whole thread.

What is the download link for the disk images? Thanks

Nice, thanks! I'll eventually put the Macminitosh in there when I find some time.

Would anyone even know how to type on a QWERTY keyboard in the 23rd century? Click to expand... I thought it might be that Scotty, as an curious-to-know engineer, becomes a hob…

yea but, its Scotty!and he is da man

OK, maybe definitive was not the best term. But a list of pages that include instructions (for those of us not as adventurous as yourself), not just photos of someone's hacked box…