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I bet there's a way to get it to work with an ATX extension cable, but don't quote me on that

yup. I broke the CRT of a Macintosh Classic once. Once I heard the hiss of air entering the CRT, I knew it was cooked

I meant there's one that doesn't put as much strain on the power supply

you can actually mod a color classic analog board to output 640x480 with a VGA mod, which was shown in detail here at one time

or you could use The Iconic 7 Ball!

will it support 15KHz for Amigas?

it should actually be easier to use Installer VISE to make an installer. Macintosh Repository unfortunately has only PowerPC versions, but Vise 6.0 from macintosh garden might work on any mac with a 68020 or better, you just need to follow the protocol that is on the page to register it. Not...

try resetting the PRAM by holding command-option-P-R on startup until you hear a second chime

there's a network time control panel you can get on macintosh repository that should use ntp to whatever server you want (I use time.nist.gov) to set the time on boot if it's inaccurate

you'll probably find more info about it on macintosh repository or macintosh garden

well, they changed how the floppy drive mounts worked between the original LC and LC II. The LC II clips have holes for larger screws, so less stress is put on the fragile ABS plastic, compared to the original LC's clips

yes, it should be an auto-inject floppy drive. Mac84 actually made a video on this. It's on an original LC, I think, but they used the same drives from the release of the SE FDHD until 1993

Did you recap the power supply?

something kind of close to that is Snooper

just make a guest network with no security and see if you can limit the number of connections to it to one machine

might be a broken trace or cracked solder joint on the analog board, try looking for it and fixing it, use a magnifying glass if you can't see it

you should be able to look up the manual for the drive online if you look for the model number of the drive followed by the word manual

Simple things first, is the termination enabled on the drive, or do you have an external terminator? SCSI needs one set of terminating resistors if there is only one thing on the bus, but needs 2 for two or more devices

maybe take a look at the floppy emu by @bigmessowires

This definitely sounds cool, I wonder if there's a way to configure it to run over Ethernet like Black Night without the WiModem232 (and a 232 to 422 adapter)