If these are generic and widely available, post a picture. I seem to have little luck with the adapters i got so far.
Bought a stack of 32GB Sandisk SATA SSDs a few years back and i would love to see them used in some IDE machines.
Got the 475, it looks good:
I didn't see any problems with the caps on the logic board so far. But obviously they will get replaced anyway:
The battery was fine, it expired 21 years ago. It's a brsnd i never saw before, "Hawker Eternacell", likely an aftermarket replacement. There are 1.2V...
I liberated a Quadra475 for 90€ incl shipping in Germany yesterday. Got it on Ebay:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/375247703789
The seller says it looks clean from the inside, but doesn't do anything when turned on. I guess caps have leaked on the logic board and PSU, as is tradition. I'll deliver...
I'll allow it, my dude. 🥴
If i remember this right, you have two kinds of session
One is X11 (10R3 based on the MIT release 10R3 and 11R3?) in which you can run any X11 client you want to, but you can not run MacOS applications. Your first X client would be twm or some other window manager...
How fast would this be on a 68030?
Have you replaced compute intensive stuff with assembler or is this not how it works, and the c libs are optimized as good as it gets?
Do you use the systems c libs or something from GNU? What compiler did you use?
Why is there no cat food with mouse flavour...
That's what i thought you did :unsure: . Did you just recap the PSU? What about the logic board then, did you recap that?
I think it's wise to recap everything, i even found a small electrlytic cap in a mouse that could ruin my day.
At this point it's fair to say any electrolytic capacitor is perfectly capable in ruining your day.:oops:
Are there some kind of leak proof caps except ceramics/tantalum/polyprop with larger capacitance?:unsure: