Recent content by reukiodo

Following this project with great interest, as it would be great to see what it eventually becomes.

According to it looks like an array of capacitors, or perhaps the ribbon cable from the bottom board to the actual LCD.

There is also the option to set the external to mirror and just turn the LCD brightness down to 0, effectively turning off the internal screen.

My 520c just recently started to have this issue and I found for the fix which seems to mention a 22uF, 6.8uF, and 220uF capacitors on the inverter/backlight board, but doesn't mention the voltage or placement of each one.

Have you thought of a slimmed-down v2 ? And/or maybe a mini ADB-only version? I'd love to attach this directly to the back of a PowerBook!

Anyone tried 7.6 on a Macintosh II ?

It doesn't seem like there is much love from others, but I would love to get a copy of 68k SoftWindows 2 to have the 386 emulation, as that unlocks a LOT more guest software options. With a SCSI2SD or BlueSCSI for a drive, the performance is decent enough on a 68040. I really hope the dev can...

Hrm, can I instead have a discount on a v2 board after you revise it? :D

Oh! I found the PicoW's button hole was hidden behind the sticker.

Yay! My SillySmallSCSI arrived in the mail! I feel dumb though, I didn't realize there were so many options for firmware https://github.com/ZuluSCSI/ZuluSCSI-firmware/releases/tag/v2023.11.27 - which one do I use for this? I would guess...

So the ZuluSCSI firmware can use the BlueSCSI WiFi, CD change, and file transfer DAs?

This is awesome! Do these work with BlueSCSI v2 firmware or only ZuluSCSI?

That's quite an thick upgrade, replacing quite a bit of the components.

I am curious though if Apple was indeed trying to budget a 68020 into the Classic, as according to http://www.emulators.com/softmac.htm ROM table, it says the Classic's ROM supports the 68020, as does the Plus and SE. According to https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/68020/index.html there isn't a...

https://web.archive.org/web/20090804164921/http://os9forever.com/ has os9helper, as well as some basic bluetooth code, dvd, burner, appleshare, and scsi patches https://eshop.macsales.com/OSXCenter/OS9Helper/Framework.cfm?topic=32 is still hosted but the compatibility matrix link is broken...