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Yes, I get it, Eric from BlueSCSI dev said the same, so... let me give a better description of my symptoms with this card as is right now. The card requires the ID for the drive to be 6 (if you want more than 1 drive) or its ok with it as 0 if you want it to auto-boot. Once I have multiple...

Sure the IDs of the DEVICES on the BlueSCSI are controlled by the file name of the device images, but the SCSI controller also uses an ID AFAIK, I think normally its ID:7 and BlueSCSI its 7 AFAIK. Not sure what happens when you have two devices on the same SCSI bus using the same ID, I would...

Gulp, well, thats NOT good news. It appears both our cards are Rev 1.0 boards, and well, one has to wonder WHY he produced two more revs if this board was working fine. On the other hand, this does change things significantly for me. I now can assume the ROM on the board SHOULD be an exact clone...

Well nglayton thanks for dumping the ROM from your card, I have now also downloaded the original Apple ROM and also dumped mine and then compared all 3, and.... they appear to be identical. So, paint me confused. What exactly is GGLabs on about on their product page that they have patched the...

Well, thats the thing, this is a line from the GGLabs product page for the A2SCSI "1- Removal of the 74LS240 chip used for the card SCSI ID. The ID has been fixed to 7 in the patched SCSI ROM and patched GSOS driver." At the bottom of that page is a link to the GSOS SCSI driver, and one would...

Hey, I used the Soft 475 Overclock panel on my LC475 in a recent video. And it works fine, mostly, but there are a couple of issues. Whats weird is, its author posted a message to me about it, but I cannot for the life of my now, find where he posted it, hence this message. He said that I was...

My card has the same ROM version. On the back of the card, there is a number, 610-0013-001, I assume that may be some kind of version number? Apart from that, there is a sticker with a QR code and a VERY long number. Images attached. I think it may be the same revision. Are you able to dump the ROM?

Thanks for the info, wondering, has anyone else come across this WV rather than V rating on a cap?

Yes, though I never got eyes on where the break took place, last good sight of it, in a cluster of 5 via's, top side of the board, right next to the VRAM Simm socket, there WAS continuity, then it routed along the sockets edge, and then under it, to I assume pin 9. But somehow, there is a break...

Hey, recently I completed a video where I recapped my LC475. Not shown in that video, is that I also recapped its power supply. To do this I have used this guide image, which shows the various caps and their ratings...

You're probably not far wrong :rolleyes:

But it might create a toxic cloud of cap vapour, and wipe out the local wildlife :p

Can I fix my Macintosh LC475's Video, Recap It AND then Overclock it? High stakes! My vintage Mac and LC475 has poor video and on top of this it's capacitors are ALL leaking, causing damage to the machine! So we need to get into this machine urgently, to get those caps replaced and then find a...

Can I fix my Macintosh LC475's Video, Recap It AND then Overclock it? High stakes! Well guys, thanks for your help, especially @joevt as I used his advice to repair the video on my Macintosh LC475 The video linked above shows how the repair worked out in the end...

How Steve Wozniak & Steve Jobs created the Apple II, an Era Defining Micro In 1976 Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs released the Apple 1 computer to an audience of hobbyists. Just one year later they released a technical masterpiece, the Apple II computer, to compete against the Commodore Pet and...

BTW, the above is a post about how dr.zeissler Apple IIe card will not work with external drives. So... there is a 2nd video in this series. And a couple of days after completing this video, I started to get the same issues with my card. The symptoms were the same really, but I experienced...

Ah, I see

Not sure what you mean by two 3.5" drives internally in an LC? How would the 2nd drive fit? In the video linked above, I am focussing on using a FloppyEmu + physical drives to make the disks. Bear in mind I am NOT an old time Apple II person. So some of the things I discovered whilst playing...

Apple IIe Card: Add Hard Disks, Making Floppy Disks and Much More! The Apple IIe card, the last great hoorah for Steve Wozniaks and Steve Jobs love child, is in my Macintosh LC475, can I add multiple large hard disks to it? Can I write out 3.5" AND more importantly 5.25" floppy disks are well...