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Now whether it would work in a Mac II, and how you'd get it to be 33MHz is another question.

I have found this in the original manual for the 68030.

Add another, with a larger size, and copy all your files to it, then remove the previous one

My Macintosh II has this odd sticker next to the floppy drive, labeled "1.4 MB" This is especially weird given that my Macintosh II has two 800KB drives, an IWM chip, and the stock ROMs. Given the odd nature of this and just, the look of the sticker in the first place, I assumed, for the last...

Ah that makes sense. I've only ever seen ones where they label them 1, 2, and 4

Yes the AV card is installed. I need it so I can use a monitor as I don't have one for the HDI-45 port, or an adapter. The CD-ROM drive is set to either a SCSI ID of 1 or 2. I believe the CD-ROM drive only actually has jumpers labeled 0, 1, and 2, so I don't think I could set it to an ID of 7 if...

When I first got the machine I couldn't get it to properly start up, so I tried the power supply from my PowerMac 7500, and it started up that one time, so I thought it was an issue with the PSU. I was gonna do an ATX conversion, got around to measuring the voltages, working on making a...

Tried, still gives the issue of not being able to sleep

So I use my Macintosh II quite a bit, and have System 6.0.8 and System 7.1 booting on it. Whenever I boot up, in either system, it has a gamma setting that is overall darker. However it readjusts the gamma to a lighter setting sometimes, the most notably when I close Photoshop or when an After...

I've always wondered if there's something like a desk accessory you could add to the Apple menu in System 6 (or earlier for that matter) that when opened will just run a different application and close itself, giving functionality similar to adding aliases to the Apple Menu folder in System 7. I...

However, I just opened up drive setup in the Mac OS 9.0.4 CD, and it recognizes 7 CD-ROM drives. Maybe my terminator just doesn't work?

Just tried the other CD-ROM drive also connected to the other SCSI bus, and it booted the 9.0.4 CD just fine, didn't even have to disable extensions... So that SCSI bus may be broken. I guess it could be the cable, but I would assume it's not.

Ok, I tried my other CD-ROM from my PowerMac 7500 but connected to the other SCSI BUS, and it booted System 7.1.2 just fine. I then tried the Mac OS 9.0.4 CD and it failed to boot, but doing it again with extensions off got it to boot.

Ok this definitely isn't right..

Actually it's not a jumper for termination, it's a jumper for termination power.

Well there's no HD and I just checked, the CD-ROM has termination enabled

There's three connectors on the cable (not including the connector to the motherboard). The first from the motherboard is the CD-ROM, the second has nothing plugged in, and the third has a terminator connected.

Anyways, it now appears that it won't boot System 7.5.3, Mac OS 8.0, Mac OS 8.1, or Mac OS 9.0.4. Even with System 7.1.2 it's reluctant to boot from CD. So I tried a different CD-ROM drive from my PowerMac 7500, still doesn't work. I've gotten it to boot 7.5 from floppy before (using a different...

There you go. Not the best photo ever, but it works. All the same values, 47uf 16v, and 13 total.

Of course, I could use ResEdit to make it look better, but I just want to use the original OS anyway