Couldn't be worse then 1970's homes with oxidizing aluminum wire that causes hot spots and fires.

It is said that few newer houses will last for 100 years like older built ones have. Click to expand... Older houses seem better because the shoddy houses built 100 years ago h…

Thanks...I think PatchBurn is going to do it...drive seems to be burning properly now...

The G4 has some issues with starting properly. Sometimes it will go to the desktop, other times it will stay on the gray screen. I'll try it again tonight.

It is shocking how bad even some new houses are wired. Click to expand... hehehehehehehe (sorry, couldn't help myself) It's also quite awful that the morons who do these shodd…

8.6 and 9 are almost identical. I recommend using 8.6 if it's less crashy. It can do almost anything 9 can do.

Some (most?) LCD panels have an option to display the resolution that your computer supplies in their native pitch Click to expand... Just as an aside, I haven't seen that opti…

Did you try the G4 Yet?

What a score! Lucky! Where are you getting these things?!

are you going to get it to work?

Weirdness - on the PC using the built-in drivers for the 9600 it showed the resolution correctly. After installing the latest ATI drivers it now shows 1360x768. So far I haven't …

Thanks everyone for the informatin provided. Esp. the tip with the differently branded names might prove helpful. Anyways, if anyone feels to part with whatever LC model let me kn…

For those 68k diehards that see this and think that I've sacrificed the authenticity of this logic board by removing the original PROMs and installing newfangled socketed PLCC Flas…

but there was never really a call for a dual-floppy LC since most color software took up more than one 1.4MB disk, especially those that came out right after the LC was released. …

UPDATE I have acquired some PLCC-32 to DIP-32 adapters and installed them in place of the onboard ROMs of this Mac IIci. { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next":…

well searching the group, there was 1 thread that nailed the exact same problem in a windows vista 64 install, and I am trying it in xp 64, tho no real solutions for the real probl…

Anonymous Freak – check this out regarding 128K SIMMs. Click to expand... D-OH! :I Obviously I was wrong on the capacity of the individual SIMMs, but I was also wrong on t…

A Trading Post listing is a thread in its own right, addenda and retractions are the way to modify offerings over time, IMHO. Click to expand... Fair enough. I've seen it work …

Get a copy of Toast and see if that uses the drive correctly.

If you just want a functional compact Mac, then you would be better to get a 512k or 512ke motherboard until you can manage to get your hands on a 128k motherboard. The 128k is a v…

I have the same problem when I installed a non Apple combo drive. It is recognized as a Panasonic DVD-ROM but it states Quanta DVD/CDRW on the label. Patchburn did not work for …

That said, you still have unlimited ability to proofread, edit and tweak your posts as long as you wish, the time limit only starts AFTER you hit the "post button" on this forum. …

This happened to me with a Duo 280c that I placed a Revision F keyboard in. The keyboard worked fine in a 2300c, but not in that 280c. So I went back to the original 280c keyboard,…

It's my understanding that the SegmentLoader only read program segments FROM the floppy disk, and didn't write them back to the disk. Is that true? Click to expand... Usually s…

I have to say that it will be a lot of work to get that board back to original condition or at least functionally original. The missing chips will have to be found and if the RAM o…