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These are what I have and wow looks like Apple dropped CD-ROM support in Ventura. I will have to make a new IDE2SD image for my 6360 albeit it's the prototype so not sure how picky it'll be with other OS's but I think it'll be okay on Mac OS 8. Anyways I can't do much until I make a new bootable...

Will give this a try tonight

I suppose I could do this on my TAM or 6360. I also have a SuperDrive but it doesn’t like to read these older disc images.

Hey everyone I have one more available if interested PM me

@Jockelill Awesome work I'm loving the design!

Here's what I did when mounting my IDE to SD I believe it's a standard SCSI2SD or IDE to CF bracket I found on thingiverse. Anyway I mounted the drive to that and that to the drive sled.

I really recommend this works great on a 6360!

Yes this is a BlueSCSI issue not the machine

On a 6360 you're better off using IDE to SD that's what I did in mine and it works perfectly. Just use Balena Etcher to setup the SD card. The 6360 uses an internal IDE drive, so could be a compatibility issue with the DB-25 and BlueSCSI.

Pin 16 of U16 and Cuda Pin 16 do not connect I just tested on my good board.

Color Classics are odd machines I've had a few do the same thing. If you leave the rear switch turned on and the machine plugged in for say 15-20 minutes turn it off then turn the switch back on and hit the keyboard power button.

PM Me I can make you a new set.

Hey everyone, I’m trying to solve two current issues. I’d like to find the board edge connector for the Color Classic and the connector that the board slots/slides into. I’m almost positive you’d have to combine a few modern day connectors to make one but I was curious if anyone has a link or...

Hey there found this thread that may help. Appear you need to go to “monitors” and change it?

Absolutely if even one person gets use out of it that’s all that matters.

Hey everyone, thought it was about time someone upload the Apple TechStep Guides and Documentation. That being said here's what I have, enjoy. Brief Description, and download link is below the images. "This is a collection of documentation that came with the Apple TechStep. This includes the...

I haven’t been able to.

Looked at some of the old dumps and non I've found match so I don think it's that but I can see where the "Linotype" and "adobe" part make sense. What's weird is that they are 44 Pin PLCC which is super unusual.

I think I have a few early Wraith ROMs

I have these two ROM Simms here and I cannot for the life of me find what they go to or what they are for. They are both 64 Pin. Any ideas? 341-0807 SIMM U1 and U2 341-0806 SIMM U1, U2 Unpopulated