so i could use a USB flash drive, or SD memory Click to expand... Now you're talkin! I've been thinking the same thing. Just don't have time to take on a project like that.

Mine might be bad cappy. I'll investigate. Right now it just clicks, but won't boot.

It's an Apple thing. Many older typewriters had no bump on ANY key. Even the pre-ADB Apple keyboards are missing the bump. It was with the ADB era (and the //c, for that matter,…

I'm using my SE/30 as a distraction free writing machine, but one of the biggest issues I have is the keyboard home keys on the D and K keys. Its an "Apple Keyboard" Did the Keybo…

yea. well the reason i am asking questions like this, because in my spare time, i have a 512k system here, i was going to start modding it. keep it strictly for a mod machine. my …

I second this suggestion. Worked for every pismo I had that did not turn on.

A0 is called UDS (Upper Data Select) and LDS (Lower Data Select) at the 68000 chip. That way, it can read either byte singly or both together. You're right, A0 as such doesn't usua…

Use a flexible steel or plastic ruler.

Yea i was making it harder than what it really was. the ROM is 64kilobytes total, 32K in each chip. but each chip is on a 64K addressing system, so in theory it can address up to 1…

My Macintosh IIfx. Still running after eleven years. In early 1999 I got a gift from a colleague, a graphic designer at the printing company where I had a job as printer: an old M…

Wouldn't the curvature of the screen create a major problem in this scenario?

To start with, A0 selects the low or high byte ROM for 8-bit read, then A1 - A16 select the individual byte in each ROM out of 65536 possibilities or 64K, so 2 x 64K = 128K bytes o…

As mentioned, you want to be at 72 DPI, so display a page in MacDraw or MacWrite with the rulers showing, hold a real ruler against the screen and adjust to match.

I have a question. and i am probably confusing myself by thinking this. the mac plus ROM is 128K correct? Well i am looking at early mac schematics posted elseware, its only addr…

Did you take the pram battery out? That solved most of my Pismo problems.

Awesome. I have a boxed 400MHz Pismo at work, but I can't get it to power on. It was a donation from a parent. I'm going to use it as a portable OS 9 machine because of some of …

< . . . sneaks into SE/30 territory just to look around . . . :?: > < . . . wonders which way the card would point if a IIsi NuBus Adapter wer…

GREAT listing, comrade! [] ]'>

Good call, thats what I get for not looking closely. Before Mode32 system software using 127MB After mode32 system software using 5MB. Thanks!!

The other major factor is that CRTs back then weren't as high quality, especially at the edges, as later CRTs. The black borders weren't just there for size considerations (they c…

Thanks so much for the reply beachycove! That unix sounds very interesting, will try that first. And the webserver, what a sweet idea! Will try that too. All in all I have to set…

well if i am not mistaking, it will see the full 128mb, but it will appear your OS is taking 120mb of it.

I found tons of discussions on mode32 but I'm a little confused on whether or not I need it. I just did a clean install of 7.5.3 and under About this macintosh it sees all 131,072K…

I wonder if that's why my picture started to get a little wobbly when I expanded it to fill the entire space, insufficient voltage... I looked it up, according to my Classic II se…

All B&W Compact Macs have a specified measurement of exactly 7.11" wide and 4.47" tall. This is based on 72 dpi, so that 512x342 should display WYSIWYG accuracy: an inch on…