Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this directly, but the early Dual USB iBooks with Rage graphics did not suffer from the GPU problems that the later Radeon models did. In fact…

Has anyone seen the clear eMate? This reminds me of that. Very cool!

My 540C actually had its little "PowerBook 540C" badge replaced with "PowerPC" so I'm thinking it used to have an official Apple PPC upgrade. Unfortunately, it's just 68k still

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As much as I love Linux, my vote goes for 9.1. I'm getting old and just want my computers to work with minimal fuss. I don't really use OS 9 for browsing on an extended basis, ju…

heya Temetka! Yes, I got an SE FDHD and SE/30 on Thursday, which will get a seperate thread when I'm done with squeeing about having them. I'm going to build an uber-SE if I can. …

Great score on the CC. I myself have an SEFD so I can understand the compact lust. Minus the 2300 that I would love to have and possible a 660AV, the CC is on my top 5 list of ma…

http://68kmla.org/wiki/C/C%2B%2B_Programming_for_68k

I added a basic 68k programming guide to the wiki. Click to expand... Got a link?

If there are any tips on targeting specific CPUs, e.g. how to make use of '040 features with or without leaving out '030 machines, that could be interesting as well. I'm more inte…

I'm going to go ahead and say yes, it does belong here, even though the Beige G3 is an Old World-based machine, it still originally shipped with a G3 processor, and thus it goes he…

Very nice. On a PPC using CodeWarrior (can't remember the exact version) you can definitely build 68k apps (and a few other platforms including Palm IIRC).

Thank you so much for this!! I've read both pages and I'm eagerly awaiting more!

It would be nice to have, but at what cost?

The "lisp co-processor" runs its own operating system called "Genera" which is dramatically different from windows/unix derivatives like osx and windows. The operating system is to…

G'day - nice to have you here. Impressive Mac history too!

Very very nice pair of bin scores!

Note: I split the Apple II stuff off into a separate section. It's here now: http://web.me.com/henryspragens/Apple-II/Welcome.html As time permits, I want to add some graphics (M…

4MB x 8 = 32MB and great for OS 7, not too expensive. Click to expand... Note however that the $0178 ROMs used in the II, IIx, IIcx, and SE/30 cannot boot into 32-bit addressin…

The Portable was not finally included in the lot. But there was a lot in the lot, anyway, if you know what I mean.

Use it to play Civilization! http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/demos_updates/civilizationiii.html Or use it for chatting, surfing non-flash sites, iTunes, DVD watching, …

Are you referring to the "oldworld rom" or openfirmware, whatever its called? Even though there is no AGP in these, I'd still put it in the G3 category because it is A) a G3 and …

Does the portable even work?

Man I have a Amiga 4000 in my storage unit. Video Toaster boards, OS 3.9, the Flyer board and this card called the Farajouda (sp) card that provides S-Video in/out for the Toaster.…

I see the G4 iMac being a hot item someday too, but not the G5 and later, mostly because the designs are, in a sense, quite boring. Click to expand... Same could be said for pr…