Recent content by naujoks

But in OS X there is no such panel?

Since exchanging the dead flyback in my iMac G3 with a working one, the screen dimensions are almost good, but not quite. Is there a way I can adjust the dimensions? The vertical size needs to be decreased and the vertical position too. There are no adjustment pots on the board, of course.

That's good, but doesn't make sense economically, when working iMacs can be found for $50.

Ahhh so my iMac is really heading to the landfill? :(

I have an iMac G3 (slot loading) with a dead flyback. I bought an anlogue board with a flyback, knowing that this flyback might well also be faulty. The previous owner reported getting high voltage but nothing else on his machine. I put this flyback in my iMac where it displayed the same...

Yeah really crap QC, blasted things didn't even last 20 years!

No.

Thanks, PRAM reset brought it back.

I had a working installation of Sorbet Leopard on my G4 Cube. When I ran the script to enable the HK iSub 2000 speakers, the sound device was gone entirely. Running the uninstall script didn't bring sound back. The boot chime has disappeared and the sound device on all other partitiones (OS 9.2...

Here I have a Cube, which turns on and boots into MacOS alright (confirmed by getting sound, sleep, ecject CDs etc) but shows no picture whatsover. It has the ATI graphics card, which is confirmed to work, I used the Geforce2 complete with the riser card from my other cube, but it didn't like...

Yes, but that is my question: whether I can put such files on an SD card and into a BlueSCSI or similar, or if those files will also become corrupted.

I have no means to transfer a 32MB file.

Ok. So what about the files on an SD card?

So back to my question of using a SCSI emulator, such a s BlueSCSI. If I put the .sit and .dsk files on the SD card on it, will I still have the same problems of the Mac not recognising the files or corrupting them?

ah nvm then It's going up for sale. I need to raise funds for a floppy emu which costs $$$$$$$.