I have, but it just doesn't feel as real as having a drive with the Apple firmware. You know, perfection.
CelGen: This drive is working perfectly, also I have a theory to why they might fail so much -- there's two DC SMD capacitors on the volt input stage, they filter the voltage lines so that the motors and logic doesn't get ripple (ripple is really bad for motors, they'll run differently thus get damaged over time). These caps leak like a mad man, they're of the same shape as the ones found in SEGA Game Gear. They kind of look like tantalum caps, but there is a visible radial capacitor inside them, with both legs on one of the sides. I changed them with new radial caps on mine.
CelGen: This drive is working perfectly, also I have a theory to why they might fail so much -- there's two DC SMD capacitors on the volt input stage, they filter the voltage lines so that the motors and logic doesn't get ripple (ripple is really bad for motors, they'll run differently thus get damaged over time). These caps leak like a mad man, they're of the same shape as the ones found in SEGA Game Gear. They kind of look like tantalum caps, but there is a visible radial capacitor inside them, with both legs on one of the sides. I changed them with new radial caps on mine.