As a side note: I REALLY like your photo work, z!
12mm on an M-8, NICE! :approve: I've only got the (Rangefinder Version) of the old Canon 19mm for my M-3.
Just how lovely is that Leica? :?:
As a somewhat more relevant side note: I see you've got a Mac II and a Mac IIx from your sig. Is there any chance you could run SlotInfo from the Gauge Series to let me know if anything shows up in PseudoSlot $00 as it does on my IIfx and IIsi?
The IIfx reports: Macintosh II Built-In Video
The IIsi reports: Macintosh A Built-In Video in the TattleTech NuBus/PDS report.
The SE/30 should report Video at $0E according to bbraun's info.
When the II and IIx architectures were laid out, there were plenty of slots for video and probably no plan to include it a built-in feature.
When the IIcx, and its AIO sibling, the SE/30 were developed and released together, built-in video was hacked onto the Mac II's NuBus/Pseudoslot architecture for the very first time. Later it was refined as the Vampire Video of the IIci and IIsi and persisted as the IIfx's phantom Macintosh II Built-In Video.
It would be great if you could check out the Macs you have for exploring these developments.
As for the rest . . . methinks it's time to start another PseudoSlot/DeclROM spelunking topic . . .
12mm on an M-8, NICE! :approve: I've only got the (Rangefinder Version) of the old Canon 19mm for my M-3.
Just how lovely is that Leica? :?:
As a somewhat more relevant side note: I see you've got a Mac II and a Mac IIx from your sig. Is there any chance you could run SlotInfo from the Gauge Series to let me know if anything shows up in PseudoSlot $00 as it does on my IIfx and IIsi?
The IIfx reports: Macintosh II Built-In Video
The IIsi reports: Macintosh A Built-In Video in the TattleTech NuBus/PDS report.
The SE/30 should report Video at $0E according to bbraun's info.
When the II and IIx architectures were laid out, there were plenty of slots for video and probably no plan to include it a built-in feature.
When the IIcx, and its AIO sibling, the SE/30 were developed and released together, built-in video was hacked onto the Mac II's NuBus/Pseudoslot architecture for the very first time. Later it was refined as the Vampire Video of the IIci and IIsi and persisted as the IIfx's phantom Macintosh II Built-In Video.
It would be great if you could check out the Macs you have for exploring these developments.
As for the rest . . . methinks it's time to start another PseudoSlot/DeclROM spelunking topic . . .