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Searched archive.org for maccaps and while the page is archived, the photos with the cap locations arent I believe this should be an accurate list https://console5.com/wiki/Macintosh_Portable

old macs are stupid. APRIL FOOLS!

On the latest firmware(20211215), you don't need to specify the LUN or sector size, just the SCSI ID, so you can just name it HD6-System 7.0.1.hda or HD2.hda or whatever. If you purchased your BlueSCSI after around December 15th, it should have that firmware. (The old naming will still work...

When the Wiki is back, maybe a section for 3d printed objects would be helpful? At least with list of objects and then links to the posts in this topic? https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/3d-printed-objects.4483/

https://github.com/akuker/rascsi-bootstrap-images Download, extract, and mount one of these images with the RaSCSI, in the Utilities folder are the Daynaport drivers

Nice collection! Is the one all the way on the left a 128? or 512? Which retrobrite method do you use?

95% sure yours ended up with a GeForce 2 in it

I might take you up on that, looked at mine yesterday, and while it's no where near as bad as yours, it's got a couple of scuffs on the side.

That looks great! I changed my mind I want it back now :LOL:

Even if it did support Airport, those are limited to WEP security(which you don't want to run on your wifi) Best bet is a modern ethernet to wifi adapter("Wireless Ethernet Bridge" is sometimes another name for it) With one of those, from the iMac's side it will just see it as a regular...

Looks fun, I enjoyed Flappy Bird. (Side note, at VCF East a few years ago someone re-wrote a basic version of FlappyBird to run on the Commodore 64) Hoping that I can manage to snag a physical release if he releases more, but if not I'll definitely toss a few bucks to help support the project!

Also, I'm not too familiar with the Radius FPD card, can it just hook up to a regular CGA monitor or something? Or was it a proprietary thing

I have a bunch of spare compact case screws, so if you need a non-stripped one shoot me a DM with your address and I can drop one in the mail for you.

What are you using as your boot disk. to boot the OS's? (floppy, hard drive, SCSI2SD/BlueSCSI/etc)?

hello world

From what I've heard, the internal plastic is pretty much the same as what they used on the older Powermacs.  

I've heard that mixing baking soda with superglue helps make a much stronger bond this video shows it a bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq5YJbZXaZk and this one goes much more in depth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1meoZaHYZo

I ordered some PCBs for this project(rather than doing the direct wiring method) which should be here within the next week or 2, so if anyone is interested in a blank PCB or 2 for a few bucks shipped(within the US), let me know

*nervously looks at the iMac g4 in my projects pile* Guess I know how I'm spending my weekend

Didn't realize they were still using Maxell's in the G3 Era, but I opened up my Blue and White yesterday to a tasty treat.  Luckily it seemed to clean up fairly well and I was able to boot to the flashing question mark at least.  Not sure if the drive in there works or not, or if there's an OS...