Hello, what is the easiest way to transfer files between a LC 475 (7.5.3) and a MacBook Pro (10.6.2)? Click to expand... "Easiest"? USB floppy on the MacBook Pro. "Easiest i…

The powersupply is in another box. But it is down there too! I am hoping to keep everything looking almost normal on the Sawtooth case. Will get all the parts together over the …

Ah yes, Sony's BabyPB! The progenitor of every laptop extant! The Apple PB100 series and every successful/surviving design copied its features and styling. It was the prototypical …

Sounds like you shouldn't fire them up again until one of our resident flyback gurus passes judgment! :-/

Looks very good, have you got "before" piccies? Which part do you need to mitre? :?:

Someone gave me 2 of these machines that he had in his attic since about 2001. they came from a local school district and has all the school programs on them. Well, i fired one of…

Now, the next challenge is to free some time to play with my collection. I haven't touched it in weeks… :-/ Click to expand... What about Christmas time (etc.. right now!!! …

looks pretty good

I still need to mitre the edge so it'll fit nicely, but so far I think it's turned out great. Took me about 2 hours to dremel the whole thing. { "lightbox_close": "Clo…

Hello, what is the easiest way to transfer files between a LC 475 (7.5.3) and a MacBook Pro (10.6.2)?

I burned this ISO under Windows and ImgBurn and it works like a charm... Snow Leopard makes unreadable CDs with this ISO. I tested it with the same CD-Rs.

If you have a dock with a SCSI port, and a PowerBook "SCSI disk adaptor", and a USB-to-SCSI adaptor, then yes. Just follow the directions on the LEM link, "SCSI Disk Mode" section…

Heck yeah, why not? Have a good look at some of the iMac and ATX-cased Mac hacks around the web. Do you have the original eMac power supply? That will save a lot of hassle.

There is one particular midi/audio sequencer that Emagic and Roland developed to edit the Roland VS series of hard disk recorder. / The Emagic programme Logic could be used to cont…

In that case, the only other variable is the fact that the G3/500 is a copper one, though I don't remember if that introduced any performance enhancements, per se. Based on what I…

I have a duo 210 that won't boot, and I seem to have lost the floppy drive for it. I want to get access to it so I can fix my finder and system files (played around with them in re…

Hi! I'm pretty much new to the Newton world, since my latest conquest involved a MP 120 and a MP 2000 upgraded to 2100. Those are my first Newton. The 120 is in german. I don't h…

Great week in conquests for yours truly: - two Newton: a MP 120 and a MP 2000 upgraded to 2100. Both work perfectly! The 120 lacks its stylus and is in German. I live in Switzerla…

Yeah, that was my thought at first, but there aren't any caps right near where the apparent leakage is. And the closest one looks just fine. Also, I would have thought that leaky…

I went ahead and downloaded the XLR8 firmware block remover. I assume it also works for non-XLR8 G4's. The G3/500 is a Buffalo (Melco) HG3-G3500 with 1mb cache running at 250mhz…

I went ahead and downloaded the XLR8 firmware block remover. I assume it also works for non-XLR8 G4's. The G3/500 is a Buffalo (Melco) HG3-G3500 with 1mb cache running at 250mh…

Most of the "legit" Apple G3 modules have 1MB of L2 cache, which depending on the configuration of the /350 or /400 G4 chip, may actually cause the G3 to blow the G4 away in those …

I have an older MIDI enabled keyboard + I was thinking of getting a newer 1 or 2 octave controller. Most of those are USB but I think there are a couple that have raw MIDI as well.

I'd say it could be the caps, they seem to be reaching EOL on a lot of machines of this era (I have 2 LCII boards and 1 LC475 board, all from 1993 vintage machines that need recapp…

I have a third party MIDI interface...neat to have, but ultimately useless unless you're planning to connect musical instruments to your Mac.