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I just posted some very low quality QT100 photos here Post in thread 'UK Meetup 2023' https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/uk-meetup-2023.45032/post-560062

Almost feels like that coulda been taken in 1994 in a school repair room.

It certainly can, which is why I was so confused things weren't working even when it wasn't connected to a modern network at all. AHA that was it. I'd tried disabling the wrp service but it still didn't work so thought I was missing something. Does lighttpd get used for anything else?

Apologies on the delay in replying, I managed to put my back out the other day so moving around to reconnect things is rather.. painful. I've made some interesting discoveries. If I plug the pi directly into my unifi 48 port switch, set it to the appropriate VLAN (with IGMP snooping turned...

I’ve now tried it with a dumb 8 port 10mbit Ethernet switch completely disconnected from the rest of my network, and same issue. I set the Pi to have a static IP of 10.0.1.21, and the rest on the same range with same subnet mask. I’ve also tried it directly connected to my main network route...

Oh! Actually I just had a thought.. if this is the original classic then it can boot from ROM by holding down command-option-x-o at startup before the happy Mac appears. Try that when you have a chance!

Do you have the programmer switch on the side of the classic? If so when you get the crash error you could try pressing the interrupt button and typing G or G Finder then hit return and see if that gets you any further?

Hmm.. I presume you don’t have any way to copy an image from Macintosh garden onto a Macintosh formatted floppy that’d work with that machine?

Interesting. Do you have any other disks you can boot from?

So have you tried hooting from a floppy?

The fact it’s getting that far suggests that the HD is working, but part of the OS has become corrupted or unavailable. However, it’s also possible it’s another drive.. Have you got a floppy disk in the drive or any other mounted drives it may be trying to boot from? If not try booting from...

I have a Laserwriter 16/600 and it seems pretty bullet proof.. so far anyway.

I've never used this before and I'm having a wee issue that I'm not sure how to resolve. I've imaged it onto an SD card and set it up on a raspberry pi 4. It boots up, I can log in via SSH, but when it comes up with the scan of the AppleTalk network I get: Scanning your network for Macintosh...

Impressive work! Just had a scan through.. definitely keeping that one handy!

Do you have an external monitor your can attach to the video output to see if it works that way?

This is mostly equipment I’ve had for ages, but I’ve only just finally got around to setting it up. Top is an XServe RAID, nearly fully populated with HDs varying in size between 250GB to 1TB. Middle is an XServe G4 slot loading. It’s a 1.33ghz single CPU model. Not currently booting and...

I recently picked up an AppleVision 14 from a PC collector that lives near me. He found it in an abandoned house that he was demolishing, behind a hidden door with a 8100 and many 486 PCs! It does have a fault, originally there was no picture on the screen.. I’ve done a full (bar one that I...