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That is a good point.

It felt like the motor itself seized (there wasn't any apparently gumming in the gears themselves)

Hi all, I have a superdrive which would not eject disks. Last night I checked the gearbox near the eject motor. The small metal gear driving the mechanism was really seized. I rocked it/rotated it manually (first removing larger gear on top!) and after a few turns the small gear freed up and it...

One pre-step I never mentioned which is: -- replicating the AUX 1.1.1 installation which is on my 2GB SD card to the .iso file (aux1.iso) was done by inserting the SD card into an older Powerbook and doing this command: dd if=/dev/disk1 of=aux1.iso (this creates a 1.8GB .iso) this allowed me...

Did you know .. BasiliskII will recognize an HFS partition on an SD card as a floppy drive? It mounts properly and I can copy data from the BasiliskII emulated Mac to/from it. When you press CTRL-SHIFT-F11, Basilisk will mount the HFS volume on the SD card. (my approach is -- I will...

Hi, on this keyboard, will the Apple emblem detach? There is a little pin-hole on the opposite side, if I stick a paperclip or something in there, should the plastic emblem pop off?  Thank you guys

Thanks to you guys (uyjulian & nglevin) -- you guys were very helpful!

Ok I have figured it out. What I did: 1- on shoebill AUX 1.1.1 on Windows PC, tarred all my source codes from the late 80's into a single .tar, then uuencoded it (file=aux.tar.uu) 2- on powerbook (or could have used linux, whatever), created a 8k zero-filled disk (dd if=/dev/zero of=DISK5.iso...

I'm stuck.  Not sure how I can get these files off.  Hmmm

OK -- I have this image running in shoebill AUX v1.1.1 and my old files are present.  (see folder 'project4') --  Next step -- how can I get these into Windows 7? 

Yes that is the correct situation.  At this point, I have taken the SD card out of the SCSI2SD, put into a Powerbook, did 'dd if=/dev/disk1 of=aux1.iso' and it created a 1.8GB .iso file.  I am now copying this to my Windows 7 machine and I will attempt to boot shoebill with this .iso. If that...

I am using a SCSI2SD v5.1 with the A/UX 1.1.1 installed on there in this format. I have mounted the various floppies and copied to the root filesystem already actually.  When I boot the Mac II, the SASH Standalone program comes up and I can see the subdirectories there of the floppies I...

OK I have had a lot of success and have a Mac II running A/UX 1.1.1, and I am able to mount my old 1989 floppy disks! I can see my old computer source codes -- very cool =) Now, the challenge -- I want to copy the contents of these floppy disks onto some other media to get them off of the A/UX...

You guys are great =)  Thank you for asking about the video card!   I put my older "Macintosh II Video Card" into the Mac II and A/UX 1.1.1 boots up properly =) By the way I obtained this .iso from https://winworldpc.com/product/a-ux/1x Thank you very much!

The video card has the text: "1989/1990 Apple Computer" "Macintosh Display Card" "630-0400"

Using a normal Macintosh color display card, and stock Mac II ROM. Nothing special.

Hi all, I have a Mac II with the FPU and PMMU so I know it can run A/UX, I found an 'A/UX 1.1.1.iso' and I have this actually running properly in the emulator 'shoebill'.  I have the SCSI2SD v5.1, and I used the 'dd' command to write the image to a 2GB SD card like this (see below). And you...

Thanks. I will attempt to make disk images when I get back home in a few days. 

I own another Mac II with two of the superdrive floppy drives which can read the larger 1.44mb floppy. Is there any way to read these older A/Ux floppies on this?  Thank you very much 

Pretty sure they are low density. Yes this Mac II had the 800k drive.  So I am out of luck?