Right now, for me, using Safari 4 in OS X... http://www.google.com loads six files. One is a 9.6 KB main HTML, then there are the 8.4 KB and 5.3 KB images, and finally a 51.9 KB …

It takes 2 seconds to load the reply page. (Actually 1.986)

Depending on how often you visit the forums, its likely cached a lot more than Google is. I noticed the exact same thing myself when I was on dialup, the 68kMLA loaded faster than …

I've noticed this lately... at home on my crappy 56k dial-up, the 68kmla (I have "view new posts" bookmarked) consistently loads faster than Google's home page. Just thought it odd…

Oh, I feel like such an idiot! I was reading about that earlier, and I forgot about that. Hmm I'll have to hook it into something else, I'll save it for something else. I was on…

What model Performa is it from? The Classic, like all Compact Macs, requires a SCSI hard drive. Most Performas, such as your 631CD use an IDE hard drive, which sadly will not work.…

I have the original Macintosh Classic, and I was wondering what the maximum hard drive could be that could fit in there. Apparently, my hard drive is fried in it, based upon what …

I picked up two Kanga G3 Powerbooks in working condition and with a brand new "yo-yo" Power adapter recently for next to nothing. I sold one and am currently working on refurbishin…

Welcome aboard! I'm sure you will find these forums useful for anything and everything pertaining to 68K Macs. There is a reason your LCIII runs at 33MHz. There was a later revisi…

Hello everybody! i like old macs, and i like seeing what they can do. i believe that a 68000 can do much more than draw a bunch of lines on the screen.my favorite CPU though woul…

My MicroConversions LC PDS video card actually requires a enhanced LC III PDS slot to support some features (?).

I was having a look at one of my LC boards today, and the LC PDS slot caught my eye...it just made me think - despite Apple releasing an enhanced LC PDS slot with the LCIII, which …

Then the only change was that holes were drilled in the case. I had assumed that the case without holes in the side must have had a speaker grill elsewhere, and so that the speaker…

My Classic two has the speaker grille but the speaker as far as I know has not moved in either iteration of Classic II!

There were indeed two different Classic II cases, the difference between them being the speaker location. Whether there was a corresponding change in the logic board configuration …

There were indeed two different Classic II cases, the difference between them being the speaker location. Whether there was a corresponding change in the logic board configuration …

Both built in Singapore, and both boards indicate they were assembled there too. Pina's book lists the part numbers for the 4 chip ROM board only which is odd as it's dated 1993 w…

There were indeed two different Classic II cases, the difference between them being the speaker location. Whether there was a corresponding change in the logic board configuration …

Where did the speakers get relocated to? Click to expand... They didn't. I don't know what he's talking about. I have heard that the CLassic II had two different ROM configs, …

Is the change perhaps associated with when the speaker was moved? That would be easier to pin down to a specific date. Click to expand... In these two, the speakers are located…

Is the change perhaps associated with when the speaker was moved? That would be easier to pin down to a specific date.

After looking through all the topics in this forum, I don't see that this has come up before; my apologies if it has. I have two logic boards, both marked as Classic II and dated …

If you prefer a step by step guide, on paper in front of you, sure. But there's also http://68kmla.org/files/classicmac2.pdf

I don't care about the book, but I would like a complete listing of the BASIC code mentioned in it for that Macintosh Diagnostic. It would be fun to run it and see what happens. …

Anybody know if this book is of any value for the average compact Mac enthusiast?