Roger that! I just fired up my IIsi on the new DEDICATED IIsi Hackstation
. . . it's probably the crappiest rolling PC workstation (sans wheels at that!) I've ever seen, much less liberated garbage compactor side!
I noticed right off that it inherited the IIci's Soft Power Button . . . OOPSIE! :I
I started out with a replacement Q700 CPU on the bench when the IIsi's went POP!!!!!!
But if you unhook the connector and stretch the wiring just right . . .
IIsi PSU: Catastrophic Failure! = 8-o
The setup becomes much more portable! }
edit: I just identified another feature for my theoretical Universal Mac <-> ATX Adapter PCB and the probable location for such a device. the Switched Monitor Receptacle Power will be necessary for any Soft Power Macs with this feature, such as my IIsi, Q700, IIfx, Q700 Triplets, Radius 81/110 etc.
I'm assuming that these connections will be moved from the ATX PSU's back panel for proper location, so the (hopefully) Universal ATX Adapter PCB would be the obvious location, at the location of the soft power switch and A/C I/O ports.
. . . it's probably the crappiest rolling PC workstation (sans wheels at that!) I've ever seen, much less liberated garbage compactor side!
I noticed right off that it inherited the IIci's Soft Power Button . . . OOPSIE! :I
I started out with a replacement Q700 CPU on the bench when the IIsi's went POP!!!!!!
But if you unhook the connector and stretch the wiring just right . . .
IIsi PSU: Catastrophic Failure! = 8-o
The setup becomes much more portable! }
edit: I just identified another feature for my theoretical Universal Mac <-> ATX Adapter PCB and the probable location for such a device. the Switched Monitor Receptacle Power will be necessary for any Soft Power Macs with this feature, such as my IIsi, Q700, IIfx, Q700 Triplets, Radius 81/110 etc.
I'm assuming that these connections will be moved from the ATX PSU's back panel for proper location, so the (hopefully) Universal ATX Adapter PCB would be the obvious location, at the location of the soft power switch and A/C I/O ports.