Recent content by akator70

Thank you for all of your excellent work on this. It's great to see color Macintosh cores on MiSTer.

Agreed. It's nice to have a 68000 machine to run software and games, sometimes requiring earlier versions of the System, that don't run on the later Macs.

I agree with the idea of starting easier and lower cost than a SE/30. I would suggest getting one that is shown working in photos and with photos of the motherboard condition so that you've at least got a good starting point to repair and recap. When that one is done (repaired, recapped...

Thank you for investigating and sharing all of this. It's valuable information.

MacPack also has it's own System images on it. Those could be conflicting with your intended system images. On my Mac Classic I deleted all of the System images from the Mac Pack drive image and I haven't had any issues with Mac Pack specifically since then.

Thank you for this!

I think your choices are solid and no, you don't have issues.

I feel your struggle. As someone who has acquired, divested, repeated... List the "personal" machines with an emotional attachment. Perhaps the emotion is about aesthetics. It could be nostalgia or even something that you pined for in decades past that you couldn't get then but own now...

Software emulation and FPGA is damn good and I'm grateful to the programmers that make it possible.

^ Nice find, that display looks great for a color PowerBook project.

Depends on what you want to emulate. I've been using Mini vMac on Raspberry Pis since the RPi3. I experimented with various OSes including RPiOS and DietPi without a desktop. I built Mini vMac with SDL and wrote a script so Mini vMac would be launched when the RPi3 booted. This approach also...

Count me in, please.

Exactly that. I have ruled out the 520c motherboard, interconnect, cables, inverter board, etc. basically everything except the LCD assembly. I'll open that up and check everything, maybe I'll get lucky...

The Mini vMac speed has to be set to 1x in order to properly boot anything with networking. After the emulated machine is fully booted and the desktop loaded, you can increase speed again. So basically you need to compile the binaries again with speed set to 1x (build option -speed z).

Everything has been ruled out except what's in the LCD unit itself — I've swapped other displays into the same machine and they work fine. Are you referring to the LCD board that's inside the LCD's metal frame?