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@slipperygrey Thanks, it works flawlessly

never trust the termination power, if you can hook an external PS the better ....

@CircuitBored , can u pls tell which version of BlueSCSI you have been using? thanks

foreword: I'm not a linux/unix expert. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inotify Differently from Docker, I never used Inotify in my job, this is just a Google thing ;) I hope this helps, others here might have different ideas

it's possible. You must install Docker daemon in the webmin container by mounting the Docker socket docker run -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -it webmin-container-name then you can run docker commands from webmin like: docker kill --signal=SIGHUP netatalk-container-name (or id)...

There are a couple of threads about this topic. https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/adapting-the-late-mac-classic-crt-yoke.46777/ https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/are-the-early-and-late-macintosh-classic-analog-boards-different.46814/ There is a common understanding that they are...

@slipperygrey , for the first point, sharing a file via a volume, it can be something like this (the YAML example is not computable or complete): services: netatalk: container_name: netatalk2 image: netatalk/netatalk2:latest network_mode: "host" cap_add: - NET_ADMIN...

Hi, I understand it's a matter of principles, so this is only my two pence. I prefer the docker-compose file because I have a single configuration file to maintain and backup. Since I have to modify the docker-compose YAML file for username, password and volume name, it's more convenient to...

Hi @slipperygrey, thanks for maintaining this software. I've successfully installed Netatalk2 using docker in my Synology. I found it more convenient to use only the YAML composer without the Substitute parameter to the docker run. So I added the volume mapping as volumes: -...

thanks you *all* guys!! My beloved Mac SE/30 is working, what a relief!!! I could not think clearly ... and I was not aware of the fuse with the form factor of a resistor. It's a great community, thank thanks again. And since you might be curious, here is the beast (Carrera040 + cache +...

the opposite side of the capacitor had a -5V charge when I removed it when it was inserted on that side there was a 10V difference and a surge of charge passed through the fuse, inside->out this is what I thought, does it make sense?

... ok, take the popcorn, the soda, and enjoy the movie ;) ----------------------------------------------------- Once upon a time, there was an excited guy who wanted to assemble the 3rd Boole's card in his most loved SE/30. But he wanted to monitor the +5V rail. to see if the PSU was performing...

Hi mates for the suggestion @Daniël. I took courage and I tested the F1 fuse. Indeed there is no continuity. Can I just temporarily bypass it for testing purposes and later replace it with a new one? thanks @croissantking for putting it in the right perspective... I'm too hard on myself ;)

This is a very sad post that will show my dumbness, I really would like to be anonymous now. I was assembling my lovely SE/30 adding the Bolle's GreyCake card on top of the Carrera040 and the Ethernet card. It was all fine, until the last reboot before closing the case, when I did the dumbest...

right, "In a perfect world.." as someone said ;)

amazing! I'd need the extension installed in all the images I will use I will give it a try thanks

System picker is fine. Still, I need to assemble a single image file with different folders, this makes the file bigger and less manageable. Also creating a brand new image from Apple System Install is trickier if I then have to copy contents in a "master" image. I like to have a set of...

10 seconds + the app time is precious ;) , the sooner the better still, it'd be handy, now I have to edit the ini in the SD card file using another computer or have a handful of SD cards to choose from, assuming I have easy access to the SD card

Hi everyone, this post will be very likely nonsense. In the early 90s I was using partition magic daily: boot, hotkey, select OS, return, restart. It could have been DOS (3,4,5), NT, OS/2 or Linux. Would it be possible to do the same for SCSI-emulated-based Macs? Yes, the technology would be...

It recalls my friends of mine are asking "Why bother fixing PCs that now are useless'?" I reply "Because I like it" :D