This is amazing and works great - thanks to the aux/sd card floating out there for SCSI2SD. I always detested partitioning and installing AUX.
Very nice work and looking forward to getting clean shutdowns from QEMU so we can reboot and come back up more easily.
Running on my MacPro on 11.5.2.
i have the same setup as you, and i have recapped mb and ps. had issue getting link. it was too long of a cat6 cable. Went from 10' to 4' and it worked. maybe a bad cable?
I can look the next time I have the SE/30 open- but I will say it must be one of the later ones because the daughter board has Thick, Thin AND 10BT on it. So 10BT was around. Perhaps the cards that came before- that only have Thick and thin, and use the Thick converters to 10BT have issues...
There is no need for an old switch. I've connected my SE/30 with an Asante/Net card to many modern 1000/100/10 switches that I have in my house. Cisco and Netgear. Every switch I've ever seen goes back down to 10bT...
Now, I wouldn't plug it directly in to the router, but get a $20 1000/100/10...
Here in Philly- after receiving thousands of packages in my life, from every shipper I think this about covers it:
UPS is total crap. They are jerks, they don't knock, they lie and destroy almost everything they touch.
Fedex is the complete opposite, they are reliable and I've never had any...
I've always had a liking for the CF cards- I never had one go bad. CF cards are ATA devices, with controllers. SD is something completely different.
http://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/38887/why-are-cf-cards-so-much-more-expensive-than-sd-cards
So I finally got around to finishing the build on my SE/30. It was a Cragislister that I got about 10 years ago for $30 and had it at work for fun. Slowly the scsi went and then no sound. I got a re-cap from uniserver, and also traded some stuff for a re-capped analog board. I also had a decent...