I guess I haven't posted a pic of the baseline SuperIIsi™ spec. as yet. The pics above were my attempt at explaining a more radical approach, involving installation of the more Capable Futura_II_SX/10baseT_Daughtercard, leaving me one remaining address . . .
No Dual-Slot NuBus adapter hack involved unless I get overly ambitious, not great odds of success, really ugly patch wire address line hack required.
Now that the Rocket is up and running where it's not supposed to be, I can get to work on the basement PDS hack. Along with the NuBus Adapter, this will use up all three available address lines on the IIsi.
Meanwhile, back at the launch pad . . . the next step will be to configure the U160 boot drive for the Rocket on its SCSI II DaughterCard . . .
. . . then I can install a benchmarking app to see if the SuperIIsi™ is the SE/30's BANE that I originally set out to build as development stands ATM! }
No Dual-Slot NuBus adapter hack involved unless I get overly ambitious, not great odds of success, really ugly patch wire address line hack required.
Now that the Rocket is up and running where it's not supposed to be, I can get to work on the basement PDS hack. Along with the NuBus Adapter, this will use up all three available address lines on the IIsi.
Meanwhile, back at the launch pad . . . the next step will be to configure the U160 boot drive for the Rocket on its SCSI II DaughterCard . . .
. . . then I can install a benchmarking app to see if the SuperIIsi™ is the SE/30's BANE that I originally set out to build as development stands ATM! }