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I think I have that card somewhere. Anybody know if there are drivers needed for it?

Apple DOS compatibility cable.

Yes, looks like the bezel is for a Syquest drive. Never seen that bezel before.

http://longview.be/fun-with-apple-aux-on-a-iifx.html Rasterops Paintboard Lightning. That link has drivers and the V 2.0 ROM.

My 386 class boards use a virtual file on the Mac HD for booting plus the Macs mouse and video for control. The ISA slot would probably be used for a network card.

I have one of their cards boxed for the 4400 series.

I only use it on my AWS95. It works great for a file sharing server (faster than any other 68k mac) and the built in UNIX version of Retrospect makes backups easy enough. X11 is interesting to play with but I never did much with it (same with Desqview/X on the PC side). Not sure I would worry...

The only funky IIci cache cards I own have company labels on them.

Using Norton Utilities 6.0.3 the CPU in the 500 (with 1MB L3) is rated much faster than the 550 with 256K L2. Of course it could be the whole program runs in cache on the 500.

I just checked and I do have a 550 model TiBook.

Thats a PCI-X card? What AJA card is in there?

I wonder if you can just run that card stand alone with a simple cable that has audio, video, and joystick connections with its own monitor.

2007 was a long time ago for web browsing. I actually browsed the web on a Q950 back in the very early 2000's for kicks.

Cheap soldering irons are under $14 shipped. https://www.ebay.com/itm/403505615965

Plastic is non conductive so the guitar pick probably didn't hurt anything. Fuses can blow without burning if they are fast acting, you wouldn't notice without a multimeter. While axial capacitors don't leak, they can dry up inside and quit working without bloating. Luckily for those you can...