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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread A 'once and for all' declaration regarding L88M mask MC68040 CPUs.If you look for L88M masks directly, you will probably get fakes: demand for them far outstrips supply (on probably largely mythical...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread SCSI to Ethernet Adapter on New Hardware.Hi @Chopsticks, nice to see you posting :-). I hope uni is going well. In case you hadn't noticed, if you look in the same misc/ repo...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread My 68k Horde.PowerBook SCSI, looks like
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread I wasn't too excited about this Power Mac 5300 until I saw the back.Welcome to the forums, @BigBadBiologist ! I don't have anything useful to add here, but I am really enjoying the alliteration in your...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread SE30 Restoration worth doing?.Welcome to the forums! That sounds like a machine I'd have a go at recovering personally, certainly. First, get the battery out if you...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread Macintosh Portable self made SCSI cable 34-50 pins adapter.Nicely done!
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread Apple Communications Slot technical documentation?.That's classic. Thanks for the warning...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread Color classic headphone/speaker out not working correctly.Agreed; you could try using contact cleaner to try to clean the switch in the back of the headphone jack a bit. Or the plug itself...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread SE/30 Strange Issues.From the symptom you've said, my bet is that a solder joint has a hairline crack in it, so when it reaches a specific temperature, the...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread SE/30 Strange Issues.Do you see any difference between PSU voltages (as measured at the floppy port, for example) when the machine is in the glitched state...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread SE/30 Strange Issues.Yeah, definitely sounds like temperature issues. Have you tried it with another PSU?
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread help for a Classic II recap.To be clear, the BlueSCSI isn't likely to kill anything else on the SCSI chain, it just seems at risk of cooking itself. So if you are...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread help for a Classic II recap.BlueSCSI is badly-designed hardware which massively overloads the microcontroller. If you go and look at the datasheet for whatever...
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread NuBusFPGA: HDMI on NuBus Macs.Nicely done! I'm really feeling this with the network stuff I'm building, too: it's like living in the lap of luxury
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Ccheesestraws replied to the thread Two bluescsi?.You should definitely have termination on both, termination should be on both physical ends of the SCSI bus. The Mac, with its two SCSI...