Sell the extras (for a reasonable price, of course), and you will make back your shipping and could be a benefit some users here (some of whom live outside the United States). But…
68kMLATroubleshootingby tragTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 18:10
clear plexi, vacuum formed over the original CRT face
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I don't have a clue how or where to get vacuum formed plexiglas over a form. Can you elaborate a bit?…
Can you re-cap a Classic II board?
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If you can, could you inquire to the forum's vast experts as to which caps I need to do for an effective repair, instead…
My Arduino board arrived so I can start experimenting with the Microcontroller. I also share the concern that the memory is too small, but well just have to see what happens. My n…
If you are going to emulate the 400K drive itself, it is completely dumb. The IWM in a first generation Mac is exactly the same as the IWM in an Apple //c or an Apple II non-integ…
If I can find one more vintage Mac, I'm gonna force my friends into a Bolo LAN party. :rambo:
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Nice one.
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Yep, I remember being excited…
Actually, got 3 copies of the manuals. Also was given a bunch o books on it, and just a ton of goodies!
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How fortunate for you. Make sure to read the manuals…
I tried converting everything over and booted the SE up in the Plus case. Amazing how many of these Apple parts are just interchangeable bolt-ons, no modification required.
Unfort…
http://www.tri-m.com/products/sandisk/ffd35unscsi.html
That web page says they will even supply a SCSI-1 interface upon request. Since it's an EOL drive (and hence, they probably …
68kMLAHardwareby ChristTrekkerTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 14:41
Thanks JRL. The only difference I encountered with those instructions is as follows:
1. Wen I de-compress the Network Access archive using StuffIt Expander (per your original inst…
68kMLASoftwareby ditabeardmemoTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 13:39
The best SSD for the SE/30 is a drive that is made in the stock form factor (3.5") and already has a 50-pin SCSI connector. Indeed, one probably couldn't do much better than this:…
Just a thought....you could paint it black, and use a matching black keyboard and mouse, and maybe go all-out with an OS skin, to make it look something like the TEMPEST SE in the …
If you don't mind risking such a machine...your best bet would be a Mac II. Otherwise, you could gut an external Apple 3.5" drive for the adaptor board and connect it to an IWM-equ…
Just a thought....you could paint it black, and use a matching black keyboard and mouse, and maybe go all-out with an OS skin, to make it look something like the TEMPEST SE in the …
It'd be handy to know a bit more about your Netatalk setup (maybe post relevant parts of the config files: atalkd.conf and AppleVolumes,default would be good).
Did you re-compile…
You mean an Apple IIe?
Either way, nice score...especially for the price! One thing about the Apple II series machines...if you don't have a monitor, you should be able to use …
Apple prevented third-party drives by not allowing people to format drives that do not already have the Apple drivers on them. (Not sure if I said that accurately, but you get the…
If you are going to bother shipping boards out and back and paying for work to be done you should replace all the aluminum analytic SMT capacitors on the motherboard. They are all …
I was doing that from memory, so I might have done something wrong. However, right now I have my copy open here, and you have to do the following:
1: Make sure you have a file cal…
Wow guys lots of great information here. This exactly what I hoped would happen.
Development work has stalled as I expected because of the Thanksgiving holiday here in the US. I …
Personally, I went with a SCSI->IDE->CF card out the 2nd floppy slot. The "drive" access LED is also kind of useful. I've thought about mounting one in the floppy e…
Just got one yesterday for free! Drove 45 minutes to get it. I got 6 boxes of disks with it, a bunch of software, 2 drives, and all the manuals with it. Actually, got 3 copies o…
While I am awaiting Phreakout's OS disk set, I recently got my PC back up and running Windows XP. Since I can now read and write floppy disks, I checked out JLW's detailed post reg…
68kMLASoftwareby ditabeardmemoTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 04:33