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I know it doesnt show in finder (I don't know why) but when you go get info it does show full extension. Cheers AP

G'day all, I am trying to set up BlueSCSI v2 WIFI in my Macintosh LC475. Specs; LC475 running on full 68040 25mhz, 32mb RAM, full VRAM, nothing else is connected. BlueSCSI - SanDisk 64gb ExFAT formatted (even tried formatting the SD card in PC, and using SD Card App as well) its not SD card at...

Update; After doing me in, I got my WGS6150 out and put it in, it worked perfectly and went back in 6100 and I had issues, it turned out to be the ribbon cable - somehow it might've been faulty, ever since it has been running perfectly including SCSI2SD external. Cheers AP

G'day all, what are the chances to get 1mb L2 cache for my 6100/66 DOS compatible model. Trying to give it boost as much possible. Cheers AP

BlueSCSI v2 - performs so well in my 6100/66 DOS, its approx 2.5x faster than spinner HDD. Never liked 6100 due its performance of the spinner. Cheers AP

SCSI Bus, would that case be at fault? Cheers AP

Morning all, I have this new BlueSCSI v2 internal in my Power Mac 6100 DOS Compatible for now at the moment - been in it for past 2 weeks as I am slowly building up the system more focused for DOS environment. Last night I decided to connect SCSI2SD to get some files off it from other Mac, When...

PowerBook G4 1.67ghz DL last PowerBook G4s 17” - has anyone rebuilt this battery in this PowerBook? It used to run for more than 2 hours, and now it won’t even run for 2 minutes - Ive already tried reset technique. I haven’t even found new battery for it - it would have been nice if I was able...

By doing oscillator swap - have you run any other issues? Cheers AP

Yep - it gets bricked as soon you disconnect the terminals. I've even had the board powered (to keep the board alive) while working on it didn't work either as It was a good battery that I killed it. I'd be interested to hear from you if you succeed. Cheers AP

No it's different from my rustic memory - I recall that there were 3 different cables for the display in 190/5300 series. Cheers AP

1400c hands down - I do have one. I was given 4x 1400s one had better parts and others were least better parts and started mix'n'match into best 1400s, I turned one into 1400c/166 which I am happy with. I am about to rebuild the battery over the holidays. Cheers AP

Yep thats one thing I just would walk away CF thing... I'd just go straight to 44pin to SD for 1400 - which one of my 1400 has already. Cheers AP

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They're getting cheaper in these days but harder to get, low space ie. 32/64gb/128gb/256gb are appearing in recyclers now which they quietly take them out and I buy a bulk (I have about nearly 15 of them mixed of m.2, mSATA and 3rd party drives - with m.2, theres 3 different types of SSD drives...

The m.2 adapter is the green board in this photo. (44pin to m.2) Black one is mSATA Bottom on is IDE to SD. CPU card on the right - PowerLogix 466mhz. Cheers AP

Had time this afternoon to play with my PowerBook G3 PDQ with Hard drives. I had; IDE to SD IDE to mSATA IDE to m.2 Run some tests - clearly m.2 is the fastest - see highlighted. Specs; PowerBook G3 PDQ with 512gb RAM, Running Mac OS 8.6, mirror image between 3 SSDs. CPU: Apple 300mhz...

Evening all! PowerBook G3 PDQ (300mhz CPU but overclocked to 333mhz and also I do have BlueLogix 466mhz as well) For last couple of weeks I have been playing with; IDE to SD Adapter (same as 1st post) IDE to mSATA adapter IDE to m.2 adapter I am still suspicious about the reliability of IDE...

Yep many times. 5.1, 5.5 and 6.0 Cheers AP

Thanks mate!!! Been hellva of ride - been so busy with work and this and that - All is well :) Cheers AP