Yeah, I wouldn't doubt. I think that was the initial reason it was disconnected in the first place, I guess I just "happened" to revive it for a few months. And I've had an AWEFUL …

If you enable dynamic power management, doesn't that mean the CPU drops to half-speed when possible, as in idling while you look at a CPU speed screen? CPUD and other speed sensing…

Okay I emailed OWC's tech support. In the meantime... Metronome indicates that my bus speed is indeed set to 100MHz. I double checked my jumpers and they are correct for that sett…

The power supplies on that model are known to fail, so that may be what died. As for ethernet, sometimes the computer won't autonegotiate a suitable connection with the central hub…

I have posted a number of photos of some of the interesting things on the group's Flickr site.

Is it just me, or is the "quote" button missing from our forum today? Anyway... Also, bear in mind that the Classic II replaced the SE/30. Click to expand... Scott was …

I have a PowerLogix 1.1 ghz processor that's in a B&W G3. It ignored the motherboard jumper settings as far as processor speed went. I never did try changing the bus speed …

One utility you may want to track down is called System Picker. I'm not sure off the top of my head who developed it or what its license was (freeware, shareware, proprietary, etc)…

That does sound like corrupt PRAM, if you wound up in Open Firmware (the mac-boot prompt). Check your battery voltage - should be 3.6V minimum. If the battery is OK, then press the…

No, the Sharp 9" B&W that Trag is probably referring to dates from 1975.

the same driver circuitry too. Makes me think that the original Mac team stole the analog circuitry from an old B&W security monitor.... Click to expand... Or the Secu…

Sometimes I question why I allow myself to be treated to this... Arg. This is just horrible. Time to make a new 68k Forum Nah, just kidding. I guess we'll have to live with lo…

I can't see what the big deal is, you should still be able to use quotes via BBCode. Its not as if we've banned quotes completely. This is a test. Testing testing one two th…

To "unbless" a system folder you need to remove either the System file or the Finder. One easy way is to create a folder inside the system folder called "Finder Hide" or some such …

Just how little jitter can MIDI deliver? At 31.25 kb/s, or 31 bits/mS, and 3 bytes (30 bits with start & stop bits)/shortest MIDI message, it seems you need at least 1 mS p…

probally, this was still during the time where the computer industry was really just snagging everything off of the shelf (the mac is about the end of that era, after that you star…

heh that might need to be 2 that you put back together, course if you do all that is it still a lisa? or an XL?

yea it should not be hard to add the termination, but resistors alone do nothing for noise, you need a rc network by the time you figure out what noise is present and do the math …

Hmm, for some reason I'm getting no quote button at the bottom of messages. Anyway, if you're getting 650 MHz when set to a 11:1 ration, then the bus speed of your B&W mus…

I haven't looked at the specs, but it's probably not a big deal to change out the internal terminator packs with the "proper value" of resistor to create an on-board Black Terminat…

Do you use two (3.1V) or three (4.65V) to replace a 3.6V PRAM battery? Or are you referring to replacing the 4.5V square PRAM batteries as pictured above?

Now how 'bout a Lisa?

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I did a couple of years ago or so to an SE/30. And I had years and years and dozens of entries and exits to Plus's and 128/512s behind me with no neck snapping. Sigh. BTW, I fou…