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You said that in a southern U.S. accent. :D

That's cute! I like how you uploaded a really short video to demonstrate. Everybody else tends to stretch things out to 20 minutes. You should make the shaver miss spots once in a while and need to go back at the end.

Ahh! The simplest solutions are the best. Cool build.

This is very interesting. A IIci case? What tool did you use to remove open up the back ports? Does the Quadra 840AV identify itself correctly? Despite not having the little loop of wire on the LED connector to indicate that it is in a tower case?

1. In Pro 4, I was unable to compiling PPC code in Basilisk II. It crashes. It compiles 68K code just fine. CW 11 compiles both PPC and 68K code in Basilisk II. 2. In Pro 4, they have switched to the new Mac OS constant and trap names. In CW 11, you can use either. I don't know what I am losing...

Ha. That's an unusual situation. "Crash never" and "crash always" I understand. I wonder what it is changing (globally?) that causes the second launch to work. Do you think it is unhappy with the ROM disk?

CodeWarrior 11. I created Tiny Transfer in that environment, and successfully tested it from System 1.0 (aka 0.97) to 9.2.2 (the final system) on all Mac processors from 68000 to PowerPC. That being said, Tiny Transfer is not a fat binary. So, I have not confirmed the quality of the PowerPC...

Same here. What causes them to go open?

How difficult is it to substitute bytes in unused areas to make the checksum match? May need a math major for this. I was thinking about using the same bit in PRAM as later machines to disable memory check at startup. Maybe hack the Memory control panel to always show that option?

Thought it would be worth posting Blaster performance on the Quadra 605 (w/Bolle 128KB cache and 40 MHz overclock). Reached 4.5 MB/sec!

Both the ZuluSCSI v1.1 and Blaster were connected externally with the ProDrive internally. Yes, ZuluSCSI works from external term power ("Designed to be powered via SCSI termination power when provided by the host"). When I pulled the ProDrive, I added in an internal terminator that includes a...

Back on the topic of this thread. I encountered something a little weird. On a completely recapped IIsi, with the Blaster attached externally and an internal Quantum ProDrive, the SCSI doesn't work. The ProDrive won't even spin up. * If you plug a power cord into the Blaster, then everything...

I am considering hacking that code back in to see what happens.

I just looked at your code. You are a good programmer.

I believe this will take care of your problem: https://www.bigmessowires.com/2024/04/15/mac-sync-inator-vga-sync-converter-launches-today/

Congratulations! That was a lot of hard work. Good to hear you were successful.

Very interesting. Given the faster-clocked CPU, the non-DMA mode must really stink. Apple patched it out in the leaked source. Not sure if it was ever renabled. ; <57> 04-22-90 csd ; commented out the installation of SCSI DMA so we stop trashing ; hard disks on the IIfx. movea.l...

@s_pupp Thank you. I'll have to try that. @shirsch I had no idea these existed. They are some knock-offs on eBay that aren't very expensive at all.

It occurs to me that some of this gloabl stuff may not work during interrupt time. And, you might need to be in the correct help to call GetResInfo. Best to start with an application-only profiler and then work up to some crazy stuff.

I guess it depends on whether you are trying to make a global profiler or only for the application that includes it as a library. If it is only for the current application, then you can call CountResources and GetIndResources to make sure all 'CODE' resources are loaded (hmm... maybe you need...