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1024x768 is 8-bit (256 colors) only but should be supported. Did you try to set it 256 colors in 8.6?

HD20 is 500Kbps (62.5 KB/s), SCSI-1 in the SE/30 can theoretically max out at 40Mbps (40,000Kbps) or (5 MB/s). So, SCSI-1 is about 8x faster than HD20.

Hmm... I know its not a sync issue, the Dell monitor I use for all my retro stuff supports SOG. Using the Syncinator works if set to 8**x6** (some weird res I can't remember at the moment), but it would be nice to have 1024x768. Could a cable/PCB be made to specifically work with the SX? Edit...

Well, tried a 10-switch adapter using 6-7-9 but it didn't work. Hmmm...

Well, I found an SX off ebay but can't seem to figure out how to output 1024x768 using a bmow sync-inator. Also, seems a bit weird that I can only set virtual screens (pan and scan), not a set resolution with the e-machine control panel.

I would pay money for this :P

No not yet. Will try in a bit! Nope, nothing in the rom disk to do that. AFAIA, you need to append a sound file to a binary blob and insert the hex into the rom manually, but the rom layout is different in BMOW's rom sooooo yeah may have to contact him.

Is there a step-by-step guide somewhere on how to replace the boot chime using a ROM-inator II?

Strange, my very old rominator has all that plus a Utilities folder with formatting tools. It's pretty trivial to edit the image if you have the rom reader/writer though with the tool provided.

Wow, I might jump on this.

100-150ish. Trying to save money for a 040 card.

640x480 is kinda claustrophobic. Was looking at an 8•24 card and was wondering how much slower it would be then the on-board video on the IIci.

Huh, well I'll try again but it popped up an internal server error when I tried to continue lol. EDIT: OK, went through this time. Had to search for 2 components (LED and the SN74) but jlcpcb found them pretty easily. I am confident with through hole but not SMD yet so we'll see if I messed...

Tried jlcpcb's build service but cannot figure out the bom or pick and place files. Used IIci_ATX_jlcpcb for the bom and IIci_ATX-all-pos-jlcpcb for the p&p but its saying its missing things? Don't know, never done this before so I'm probably doing it wrong.

Anyone knowledgeable enough to make a fan shroud for a MDD FW800 with a thin alluminum heatsink? Perferably one with that will work with 2 60mm fans attached behind the heatsink to help exhast the heat?

Checked your page on Etsy on a whim today and saw that you had more of these in stock. Just grabbed a 5-pack. I can't wait!!! TY!!! <3

Can't wait for another batch!

Yeah the Analog board looks fine, so does the PSU. I've already cleaned the board and scrubbed UA8-AG8 with 91 IPA and a toothbrush, no difference. Also, just noticed the lines are only appearing over grey colors, if there is a white area ("Welcome to Macintosh", backgrounds of open Finder...

Sorry for the double post (is there a hidden edit button somewhere???), but after doing some more tests, I think it may be a voltage/PSU issue. Here's a video of me putting a floppy disk into it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/3EevpRpSz7mesqcb7 I think whenever the motor spins/head seeks the faint...

Uh oh, on closer inspection, it seems like the board is missing solder in some vias... https://photos.app.goo.gl/hEzhW5BEphpx1HYC6 :(