Congrats! New 800k floppies are hard to come by these days.
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Yeah, and trying to format HD floppies as lower density floppies is almost always unreliable at b…
Have you tried a different keyboard?
Have you tried plugging the mouse and keyboard into separate ADB ports, instead of plugging the mouse into the keyboard?
Have you tried alter…
68kMLAPeripheralsby aftermacFri, 5 Mar 2010 - 23:04
I had two conquests late this afternoon, both of which I feel are worth sharing!
First, for something I can use with my old 68Ks. I got two brand new shrinkwrapped boxes of floppi…
68kMLASoftwareby Scott BaretFri, 5 Mar 2010 - 22:45
Companies have been taking computer motherboards and adapting them to specific uses for a long time. I saw a Tandy Color Computer in a blue case with an Agway label on it once. App…
Help,
I tried to book up my SE 30 the other day. When the Key board and mouse are connected, the SE will get to the welcome mac screen and will not complete the boot up process. …
68kMLAPeripheralsby orangecrrrushFri, 5 Mar 2010 - 22:02
The really interesting bits are going to be the video hardware - and whatever software is still extant on the internal HD.
mine uses a IIvi mobo / The board very clearly has…
Clarification would be nice...
Could someone please tell me if there are ANY documented accelerators which work in L2 cache slots which are supposed to be "enabled" after the machi…
68kMLAHardwareby Trash80toHP_MiniFri, 5 Mar 2010 - 20:29
Clarification would be nice...
and I've even had someone from Sonnet tech support refuse to replace an accelerator under warranty because he said this is the way it worked even tho…
If you really want to get fancy with your 1 GHz G4, get 10.5 on that system. It's been done by others, but it's not trivial.
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Yeah, too much work and I want t…
aye, in my pc the power supply has a slow moving 130mm fan, it moves about the same amount of air as 2 60mm fans in the previous power supply, but you cant even here it over the ha…
Tempest and I have worked a deal for me to repair his IIfx logic board. I will chronicle the repair here when I receive it in the mail.
"Dennis Nedry" / Ben
68kMLAHardwareby Dennis NedryFri, 5 Mar 2010 - 19:04
Being large you could probably undervolt it to run quiet.
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Unless it is super high CFM then generally the smaller ones are the loudest. You do not need that m…
Clarification would be nice...
and I've even had someone from Sonnet tech support refuse to replace an accelerator under warranty because he said this is the way it worked even tho…
Sonnet Crescendo 1ghz G4 for beige PCI Powermacs. I've been seeing a few of these being sold by Mac dealers on ebay for $225-$250 so grabbed this one because it was only $100. You …
Clarification would be nice...
and I've even had someone from Sonnet tech support refuse to replace an accelerator under warranty because he said this is the way it worked even tho…
Clarification would be nice...
Could someone please tell me if there are ANY documented accelerators which work in L2 cache slots which are supposed to be "enabled" after the mach…
Sweet That bad boy deserves a worthy host - may I suggest your 9500?
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I was thinking that, too. I was originally going to put it in the 9600 when it gets …
Gotta be careful with the magic erasers as they will abrade the plastic and smooth it if it has a textured surface. Magic Erasers will also remove the printed name from the case i…
GOO GONE, its a citrus type of adhesive remover quite safe for plastics, however there is a product by a similar name called goop off, and that stuff will eat plastic like mad, so …
I've had one of these (ACUSON AEGIS QV100) floating around my collection for years. Technically, I guess it's not a "clone" since it has an actual Mac motherboard. It's never worke…
The real problem, IMHO, is working out where to put the fan. The existing cooling holes around the handle would be the logical place - if it wasn't for the handle in the way.
I j…
There are rumours that the Sonnet 7200/4400 G3 upgrade - that actually goes into a PCI slot - has been made to work in other machines. IIRC, someone on the 6400zone forums got it …