Recent content by Skate323k137

Enjoy, they are super fun :D The 'retrocampus' bbs (bbs.retrocampus.com) offers a wide selection of terminal modes, highly recommended to try it out when you get up and running. It will load in a browser, but it has a bunch of telnet ports associated with the terminal modes available as well.

I'm a big fan of the Wimodem232, but I'm not 100% sure that's what you're after here. I've used them with the serial ports of Macs, Amigas, and other computers to access BBSes etc.

Processor/PIA look good, the 2 chips left of the PIA are the program ROMS. Memory you should "un circle" the left most 2 chips, and add in the 8 chips directly above. The 16 chips in the 2 rows left of the expansion slot and right of the 75154 are all RAM. Many of the other ICs in rows C/D...

I hope I have time to spend with my RC2014, as the last project I left on was a soft synth controlled by an arcade stick using the YM2149 card. I need a lot more practice coding the registers for the sound chip, and probably a frequency table too. Right now notes are not confined to semitones.

Epson still makes/made recent dot Matrix printers too. But the netatalk option is awesome and economical.

He is here, @bigmessowires but emailing BMOW's support email is always a sure shot.

This is for the original ROMinator for machines like 512k/plus, not the ROMinator II SIMM.

I don't recall it being too difficult; honeslty I only remember I did. I'd be surprised if it's not in the documentaion somewhere, or evident if you boot from the provided volume and explore its content.

Sure, I have just over 15 left. https://www.ebay.com/itm/116111827611

In a perfect world, that decoupling cap shouldn't stop it from booting as indicated above, but being on the EF ROM I'd still replace it and then get to RAM checking / logic probe etc. next. Any "104" (.1 uf) ceramic cap should be fine, most folks don't keep axial capacitors around but a normal...

No problem, I used a bunch of it with my powermac 7500 + Sonnet CPU. Hopefully others find some things of use.

All the BeOS archives including ppc I know of are here https://pulkomandy.tk/~beosarchive/ He hosts it from his home; I hosts the 'mirror' subdomain on a real server. Using the search function just for ppc should give you a food start, and use the 'mirror' links for the actual files to avoid...

Good deal, they make tiny ones, I have 40mm x 10mm thick one in my LCII with a little 3d printed adapter. Whisper quiet.

I usually default to a 12V quiet fan. 5V runs a lot of important logic so I try to avoid using it for extra stuff if I can. I recommend sourcing a Noctua, so much quieter than cheaper fans. https://noctua.at/en/products/fan Drawing power from a molex should be just fine, and many Noctua's come...

In the inverse, the DVI-RGB 200 is a great box for hooking HDMI/DVI computers to VGA monitors and projectors. I still use one regularly.