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Nice!!! Congrats!

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Yeah that looks pretty cool. I also finally got a PowerPC card but I am still running 7.6.1. I think I will always be a System 6/7 person.

Wow, this is so neat. Love threads like this. I don't know enough in this space to contribute but going to be watching this with much interest :)

Ah, interesting!

Congrats!

Did you try the 470 ohm resistor on the /req line like I mentioned in the other thread. I assume your active terminator was on the external scsi port, that didn‘t help me.

Check out this thread and see if it helps. https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/se-30-yet-another-scsi-issue.49949/

Looking for ribbon cables for a spare passive and a spare active LCD panel I have, both sharps. I did receive two of those CCFL tubes and wiring connectors. But I've put the complete systems back together already with replaced clips from other lids I had. Once I find new ribbon cables, I'll...

No, for the 500 series PowerBooks, it's purely mechanical with no magnets. Just a spring and latch.

Glad to see it's working for you. I can look into sharing the code when I get a chance.

Replaced the front facing cover panel (the one with the latch) with another, and it works fine. The latch mechanism itself seems to be the same, nothing broken or missing. But it looks like the hook itself may have deformed on the ones that aren't locking. They are bent backwards slightly...

I have three working PowerBook 500 series now. PowerBook 540c with PowerPC CPU Card and 32MB memory module, 320MB HD, Hosiden LCD (Active) PowerBook 540c with Full 68040 (w/FPU) overclocked to 40MHz and 32MB memory module, 160MB HD, Sharp LCD (Active) PowerBook 520c with 8MB memory module...

The center clutch cover on the PowerBook Duos is listed as a disposable part that should be replaced when the PowerBook Duo is serviced. This is because the little clips on it break off easily when removing it. Unfortunately for us, these are no longer made. I have a few with broken clips. Time...

Decided against it as I didn't want to shove another board in there right now. Considered designing a new inverter board altogether with only LED support (CFFL bits removed) but would require me to spend some time to learn more first (future exercise). I have two of the tubes on the way. Let's...