Recent content by luvwagn

Hi, thanks for getting back to me! Yeah, eBay in USA occasionally has Sonnet CPUs at $399 (from Japan, subject to import duties now), so it's just painful. :( Interested in anything cube friendly (which already has an updated VRM). Or alternatively send you my existing CPU board for upgrade...

@herd do you have a sales listing or do you build to order? I have a g4 cube and want to upgrade. I already have an updated VRM module. I may want to dual boot MacOS X and MorphOS, not sure if that intersects or not for compatibility. Sorry to stomp on another thread, but seems related

Awesome. The forum lacks any react icons, so I have to reply to show proper appreciation ;)

Awesome, looking forward to it. And thank you for all the details... Would they be fully populated with 040s? Or supply my own? I thought there was a 3.3V 040 variant which would run cooler and maybe overclock better?

@zigzagjoe are you planning on producing a batch and selling them? Or just open-sourcing the design and allowing random folks to build them? I'm interested in two of these... Then again, re-reading... looks like these would work best in non-Turbo systems? Or down-clock a Turbo to 25MHz to run...

That isn't a female - that's a male where the pins and metal "collar" have been torn off :D You can see it embedded in the rear IIgs video connector. Came that way, I didn't do it. But probably made the machine tricky to test for an amateur, which is why I got a smoking deal for it...

@ushicow I pinged you on FB group, lots of nice goodies! Arigatou! My board looks different, no zip RAM. Need to repair the butchered db15 cable...

I just got a transporter and messing with it now, following along...

Thanks, was able to successfully modify my Hi-Speed SCSI card to provide TERMPWR and get SCSI2SD working without need of a USB power brick :)

Is someone aware of a modification to the Apple Hi Speed SCSI card so that it can provide TERMPWR? I'd like to eliminate the USB power brick that is wired to my SCSI2SD currently

I have an Apple High Speed SCSI card and SCSI2SD working, but I have to USB power-brick the SCSI2SD... Is there a way to have it get power from the host machine, and does the High Speed SCSI deliver TERMPWR?