Alright, thanks Outlander! I will definitely get around to trying that.

Just so you know, your SE/30 has a 1.44MB SuperDrive floppy drive, which supports reading and writing of 400K, 800K, and 1.44MB floppies. Do you have an Internet-capable Mac that a…

My SE30 is not connected to the internet so I have to get it in the machine on a diskett. I have no way of getting the driver on to a diskett. I don't have a diskett drive and I do…

Regardless of SCSI IDs, I still get a grey screen. I'd like to try SCSIProbe, but the problem is that if I connect ANY external SCSI device, I get a grey screen, and the floppy dri…

Dan Palka's Powerbook Duo pages (archive copy) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerBook_Duo#Docking_stations Also, please turn off Caps Lock. Thanks.

I think what you are looking for is the Iomega drivers : iodriver-mac-ppc-304.hqx https://iomega-eu-en.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/iomega_eu_en.cfg/php/enduser/cust_alp.php?prod_lvl1=1&a…

I want to use a zip drive with my SE30. Where can I get a suitable Omega driver on a Mac disk? I would need installation instructions as well. Rollie44

Ah, whoops, my bad. :I

Newer Technologies made a SCSI micro-dock. I've seen them on eBay from time to time.

Regardless of SCSI IDs, I still get a grey screen. I'd like to try SCSIProbe, but the problem is that if I connect ANY external SCSI device, I get a grey screen, and the floppy dri…

Could it be possible that the SCSI port is bad? Thanks! Click to expand... It's always possible. Have you gone though all the options, with/without termination, check ids, wit…

So on my original Macintosh LC (the one I just rebuilt) it refuses to play nice with any external SCSI device. The weird thing is that internal SCSI works fine, and it boots off a…

1: No, I'm pretty sure that Microdocks never had SCSI. However, if you're talking about a Minidock, then everyone of those had SCSI, and they are not rare. 2: All Duo docks (regul…

HEY EVERYBODY! MY NAME IS RICHARD, AND THE REASON I AM MAKING THIS POST IS THAT I WAS WONDERING SOMETHING ABOUT SCSI "MICRODOCKS" FOR POWERBOOK DUOS. MY QUESTION IS ARE THEY RARE? …

Oh, man... I'd love the IIgs. Too bad I'm on the Left Coast.

Please go pick this up now! I'd gladly reimburse for a couple 57X's next time I'm over there. Also a $5 IIgs, some early PMacs ... good day for vintage computer buffs!

Well, yeah, those too. xD You can run System 7.5+ if you really need to for networking purposes, but you should at least run it with upgraded RAM.

So before I came here, my Macintosh LC (my original one) had to be parted out because there was only a grey screen on startup and the floppy drive was totally dead. (it wouldn't re…

System 7.1 Click to expand... And about 7.1.1 and 7.1.2 non-Pro?

Nice score on some great gear! I've always had a special place for the case styling of the 81/8500 series of computers. A nice looking mini-tower, with power under the hood. I ha…

Eh, don't feel that way. As long as the HD's not a Conner, it should be perfectly fine. In fact, these drives pop up on eBay sometimes. I even saw a lot of 14 2.5 SCSI hard drives…

This look interesting as well: http://dreher.net/?s=projects/CFforAppleII&c=projects/CFforAppleII/main.php I've contacted the guy about the pricing and availability.

Is the 40 MB 2.5 SCSI HD a Conner? If so, then those weren't very reliable and had a tendency to die, so I'm pretty sure the HD's toast. The reason why it has no SCSI power connec…

Is the 40 MB 2.5 SCSI HD a Conner? If so, then those weren't very reliable and had a tendency to die, so I'm pretty sure the HD's toast. The reason why it has no SCSI power connec…

A 2.5" only needs +5VDC so that should be easy enough. You can get pinouts of drives at http://pinouts.ru/pin_HD.shtml I was just looking online and there are adapters available. …