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I had success installing A/UX 3.1.1 on my IIfx using an internal BlueSCSI v2 and an external CD 300 drive. I haven't tried with a virtual CD from the BlueSCSI. If you are using an external BlueSCSI, make sure that your internal SCSI chain is terminated. You could just attach an internal...

I have tested this on my 9500 and it has been working perfectly so far! Thank you so much @jmacz ! This 9500 has 1.5 GB of RAM and took forever to boot on 7.6.1. It was so long, I ended up using MacOS 9 instead. I am so happy to be back on System 7, which flies on that machine! @jmacz do you...

The 9600 doesn't have the A/V ports but it has 6 PCI connectors and with a card like a Pinnacle DC30, you could make your Mac a great machine for digitizing old VCR or analog camcorder tapes. I use my 9500 with such a card for that purpose and it works pretty well. Upgrading it with a G3 or G4...

In my town (in France), one can take whatever they want so there is always someone going there just to see if there is something to take. I don't go there often and there can be a few random PCs but I have never seen any Mac. Maybe they are being taken straight away :)

That's awesome @Mu0n ! When looking at your code, I realize that I should rethink my syntax. I am used to naming my function and variables in lower_case and instead, I should go for the camelCase syntax that is used in the entire Toolbox. That will look a lot cleaner.

I am mainly focusing on the graphics at the moment (I still have my mind in optimizing the frame rate) but sound is part of the plan. This project from @Mu0n seems quite advanced in term of sound. We may be able to merge efforts at some point.

I am making a game engine for our old B&W Macs. I have posted the full story at Tinker different as it was my main source of inspiration for coding, but I thought I would post about it here too. You can find the source code at https://gitlab.com/ftech31/classicsprite It is still a work in...

That is awesome! Great work and great video!

The 8600 is also a great machine for capturing and even editing old analog videos. It has A/V connectors in the back and if you attach a VCR or camcorder to it, you have a great machine for digitizing your old tapes. I do this on my 9500 (with a dedicated PCI card as it doesn't have the A/V...

Reviving this thread as I am discovering MacFlim. What an incredible piece of software! Well done @fstark! You rock! If there was a possibility to encode videos on the fly, along with something like a BlueSCSI (Raspberry Pi version) that would connect to the Internet, download and encode the...

Thank you very much for the tips @eharmon ! I will keep testing. It's joy using that computer. So much I can do with that machine! I am a graphics designer and I sometimes still do some work on my PM 9500. This makes me want to try a few things on the LC 475 as well. Especially animations with...

Actually, @eharmon , it is not a HRC, it is a XC68040RC25M. Next to that it says 02E31F. Not sure how you determine if it's a E or a D mask from that? So far it has been running pretty stable at 40MHz. I had a single crash when it was @33MHz but I am not sure if it was the software that didn't...

@eharmon, my chip number is XC6840HRC25M so I guess the mask is either 2E31F or OE31F. Not sure what the difference is when comparing both lines.

I just discovered this post and decided to give it a try on my LC 475. It was a success so far! I just moved the resistor to R95 (didn't replace the MC88920 chip) and with a full 25MHz 68040, it was pretty stable at 40MHz. I joined my home network, browsed the Internet, downloaded, decompressed...

I just didn't use the G4 card for 11 years, which let me attach the SATA card on the bottom PCI slots, and recently, I decided that it was a shame having it in its box and gave it another try. This time, I read the documentation and installed it correctly. :) There was also a very interesting...