Full House 4: PixelTown!
I finally had to take a shot of the actual screen because the system couldn't handle a screen shot of this magnitude . . .
. . . very little SneakerNet shuffling involved! :lol:
This setup is a bit of a cheat, I had all those TOBY & "High Res" unaccelerated Mac II era clunkers to get out of the way so I can test and post some spiffier NuBus Video Cards and what not in the next iteration of the Full House Project.
Full House 4: Cards
All five Apple Cards tested fine. The 1988 NuVista Card is throwing something into the Mac's video memory space, which is one of the six screens in the monitors control panel. It has to be the largest one, screen ID 3, given the card configuration. However, I have no more idea how to tap into its DB-9 I/O Connectors than I did of the same connectors on the very different 1990 NuVista Card in the original Full House post.
Maybe someday! :-/
I finally had to take a shot of the actual screen because the system couldn't handle a screen shot of this magnitude . . .
. . . very little SneakerNet shuffling involved! :lol:
This setup is a bit of a cheat, I had all those TOBY & "High Res" unaccelerated Mac II era clunkers to get out of the way so I can test and post some spiffier NuBus Video Cards and what not in the next iteration of the Full House Project.
Full House 4: Cards
All five Apple Cards tested fine. The 1988 NuVista Card is throwing something into the Mac's video memory space, which is one of the six screens in the monitors control panel. It has to be the largest one, screen ID 3, given the card configuration. However, I have no more idea how to tap into its DB-9 I/O Connectors than I did of the same connectors on the very different 1990 NuVista Card in the original Full House post.
Maybe someday! :-/