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Thank you very much. Essentially the only feature I am actually interested in is the CUPS printer drivers so I can do as above. I already have a classic Mac file server so it would be redundant…though going through how to set it up would be helpful.

So, I finally got my Pi 3 hooked to a TV. Installed one of the versions of Raspberry Pi 32-bit OS (with GUI). Now I'm stuck. I have absolutely no idea how to do any of this other stuff. I wanted to install Netatalk for its CUPS support to get my Macs printing to a modern Laser Printer. I have...

Good thing I bout six a few months ago! If we have a part number, perhaps Mouser has the same?

Yes, the plexiglass has worked great. Everything works well: cooling and all. Only thing I might have done differently is mounting the monitor port on the top…but I’m not sure where else I’d have put it.

Wow, how'd you dig up my old, old thread? My kids still use it!

Another point: if this was really a straight 512k, and you stated that you "upgraded" it to an 800k drive, then you need a 512ke ROM to make it function as an 800k drive. Just swapping in the drive is insufficient. ...or, since it was unclear, did someone else previously upgrade it to 800k?

I can give this a go tomorrow evening.

I mean, I just set up my Classic II in my garage, so if you need anything run...

I can’t believe I didn’t mention that…I thought it yesterday and didn’t say it. I had that happen once with a filter failure.

I hope it leads to something. Let us know what you find!

It is likely somehow "seeing" a drive connected to the external floppy port, I would surmise. If you have the Macintosh Family Hardware books, look through how the lines of the Plus' floppy port works, and try and look for a solution there. That is what I would surmise, at least.

Looks like that is for the Apple IIe, per the description. What are you trying to accomplish, exactly?