The spin up/spin down issues you are experiencing suggest a flaky DC board; check the CubeOwner forums for more information on this. While you're at it, check the PRAM battery and…
In 1985 Steve Beck wanted to be able to project a Mac's video with a standard TV projector. I built up a bunch of dual ported VRAM (parallel I/O and built-in shift register) with a…
Some newer hard drives are low power 5900 RPM drives. I've started buying only LP because the power consumption is about 1/3 of a typical 7200 RPM drive they're replacing. For inst…
Well here are the Highlights of this little Clammy.
Screen is nice and bright
-HD is very loud compared to my other gray clam's original HD. It works fine though.
-I put the OS …
Model 100's are awesome machines for what they're capable of. I have several here. A piece of lore behind the Model 100, btw, is that the Word Processing component of it is the l…
68kMLAPeripheralsby sastevens59Wed, 4 Nov 2009 - 21:40
Hello. I will leap in and express an interest in the B&W G3 also. I currently only have a G3 iMac to run OSX on and would like to get a 'regular desktop' machine. I love…
68kMLAHardwareby sastevens59Wed, 4 Nov 2009 - 21:36
well I have checked the voltages and no issues the cube ran fine last nite. The day before the drive just stoped and then the machine did not boot ie no hard drive. May be the dc…
It's somewhat ironic, considering the target audience of this site.
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Just because we use this site to discuss old macs it doesn't mean we have to be able to w…
68kMLATroubleshootingby John8520Wed, 4 Nov 2009 - 12:58
Battery reset is indeed useful for when battery capacity/use gets a bit out of sync.
After months of regular use, a pair of WS batteries in my 300Mhz one will get me around 3 hour…
68kMLANetworkingby DanamaniaWed, 4 Nov 2009 - 06:53
This site requires turning off stylesheets when viewed with Classilla 9.0 (View->Use Style->None), each time the link is opened in a fresh window/tab. It's somewhat i…
68kMLATroubleshootingby ClassicHasClassWed, 4 Nov 2009 - 04:29
The Wallstreet would make an ideal bridge between an Ethernet/TCP/IP/WiFi LAN and a Localtalk/Phonenet/Appletalk network of older Macs, if, as I vaguely recall, it has old-school M…
Alright, it's here! It had a install of 7.0 and 4 MB of RAM. It's indeed yellowed, but it works great! It even has the original Radius Accelerator 16 sticker on it.
The Radius soft…
Alright, it's here! It had a install of 7.0 and 4 MB of RAM. It's indeed yellowed, but it works great! It even has the original Radius Accelerator 16 sticker on it.
The Radius sof…
Propeller God? :lol: No. I've done one project with the Prop, a temperature controller for a reptile enclosure. It used a 4x20 character LCD and I had to write the driver for tha…
i got my imac g4 to boot leopard w/ only 256mb of ram! that is so cool!
if only leopard would boot on my g4 gb ethernet w/ 1.25mb ram... (i've tried in target disk mode, kernel pa…
Booting from a DVD may be different because there is no writable swap file on the startup disk. So install discs may not use virtual memory at all, being that there isn't necessar…
68kMLAPowerPCby Dennis NedryTue, 3 Nov 2009 - 22:38
Just again out of curiosity, what other projects have you done with a propeller? It doesn't look like it's actually *that* trivial to add high-speed external RAM to one. (Unless I'…
If you have a Fry's Electronics, grab the battery there. They have them for round $5 or $6. Otherwise places like Radioshack charge an unbelievable $21 for a battery.
Epilogue:
So, I went on the LEM swap list and grabbed a stripped 233mhz Wallstreet for $25 shipped. This netted me a replacement palmrest with no trackpad cracks and working butto…
68kMLANetworkingby jruschmeTue, 3 Nov 2009 - 21:39
I had a PB100 that did the exact same thing - weird flickering screen/static noises and needed a firm slap on the 2.5" SCSI drive before it span up after years of not being turned …
68kMLATroubleshootingby ByrdTue, 3 Nov 2009 - 20:16
I'm probably going to have to grab the whole frame. The scan doubling sounds interesting, but it will be displayed on an LCD monitor. What I think I'm going to do is make the bitma…
I have no idea what "dodgy C programmers" has to do with anything.
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With DMA, a dodgy C program can write into the data that something else is about to write …
68kMLAPeripheralsby CharliemanTue, 3 Nov 2009 - 20:05