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caps? hmmm, if they look ok ... then they're probably ok. clicky-floppy? that sounds bad, especially if its a continuous clicky ... the drive must think there is something in there to read. The heads might be dirty. I'd blast some compressed air in there, use a FloppiClene, or just replace it...

screenshots for telnet? its pretty simple, just launch the application, go to edit>preferences>FTP server, select "on, username & password required," (i think you set these in file sharing in the control panel). that's about it. What client app. are you running?

I have a 661-0345 Disk Drive 800K -Red Serial # (MFD-51W-03) from a plus that may be in working condition. If you want it, I'll test it and see if it works ...

Telnet is a great FTP server! I've had it happily serving up files from my Plus' 40 MB external SCSI hard drive. :beige: As far as FTP clients, I've had Terminal v1.5 on OS X 10.4 work with Telnet 2.6. What I'm having trouble with is finding a suitable client on my iPhone to work with my...

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Keep up the good work! :beige: This is a very exciting project that I'm sure is being closely watched by a lot of hobbyists that lurk here on this forum. I really want to build one of these sometime in the near future!

I'm sending this in with telnet 2.6 -- which is really an amazing program. Edit: here's a picture.

Is there a way to input the CTRL key on an M0110/M0110A keyboard? More specifically, is there a way to input the CONTROL command on a classic Macintosh?

I've been having trouble with Baton Mail on a Mac Plus running System 7.1 -- it just seems to bomb and crash every time I try to launch it. However, I can get it to run successfully on a PPC mac. Does Baton Mail not support the 68000 processor? Is there a work around for getting Eudora Lite...

You've done it again -- another totally awesome hack for connecting 21st century technology to the venerable 512K! :beige: Now I wonder what would happen if you used MacTalker and had the Mac talk to Siri ...

Seeing this old Apple ad made me laugh because the advertising direction that Apple used to have is totally opposite to what they have pushed for in the last decade. As in the infamous "Hello, I'm a mac ... and I'm a pc" TV ad series. At the time of this ad you had the Commodore PET, TANDY...

Looks like there is (was) something out there called "PC to Mac and Back":

Would you be interested in sharing that script? The one thing I really like about EasyShare is that it shares external floppy drives, as opposed to file sharing in System 7, which does not. Its just so much cooler to get a floppy drive fired up remotely from your iPhone!

The 10-minute timeout with EasyShare Demo is a HUGE bummer! I saw some talk in another thread about this 36khz watch crystal inside the Classic Mac. Without it, the machine should still start up, it just will not keep time. But hey, isn't not keeping time is a good thing when EasyShare Demo...

The cabling from the Plus' serial port: DIN-8>DB-25<>DB-25>USB to the PC's USB port sounds dicey. I would think that there would have to be some sort of drivers + adapters in between to get a connection through with that setup. You may want to go in the direction of doing a...

Is that the PRAM battery that fell to the bottom of the Classic's case (and subsequently went thermonuclear)?!! Its a blessing that no one was hurt.

These external SCSI enclosures and drives seem to work fine with my Plus: >POWERUSER with an Apple logo'd 40MB Quantum ProDrive LPS 3.5" hdd, EPROM ©1990. >MACBOTTOM SCSI by Personal Computer Peripherals Corp. with an Apple logo'd 40MB Quantum ProDrive LPS 3.5" hdd, EPROM ©1990...

I would pull the lead-acid battery out of the Mac Portable, Apple says to store it with a 50% charge (if it still holds a charge ;) . As far as the logic boards and other PCB's -- AVOID MOISTURE! Use moisture sealed, vacuum packed bags. Moisture causes corrosion, de-lamination, cracking...

about a month ago i witnessed a crazy bidding war on eBay over a functioning Apple Hard Drive 20SC with a clean install of SSW 6.0. things ended very well for the seller with the bids topping out in the +$200 range!

Front of the POWERUSER 40MB external SCSI hard drive. The Rear, with SCSI ID selector, dual 50-pin CENTRONIX connectors, power jumper cable plug, power cable connector, ON-OFF, and fuse. The drive chassis sliding out from the metal case cover. The drive with its case fully removed...