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Did you buy that in an se/30 on eBay? If did you out bid me I'm kicking myself for forgetting to bid more ;)

resolder the connections to the yoke on the analog board that will fix the monitor issue

I have a nice powerbook 180, I would going to try to do the resedit hack and install OS 8.1. However, whenever I plug a SCSI CDROM into the computer it won't boot, just hangs. When I unplug it boots just fine. Tried messing with SCSI ID numbers on the back of the CDROM but no go. I have an...

That's cool, I didn't know these existed. Would have been perfect for my old Mac mini SE/30 project.

Here is the wayback link, the template files are still downloadable: http://web.archive.org/web/20120204183715/http://www.colourclassicfaq.com/mobo/mystic.shtml#Q2.1.3

From colorclassicfaq: I'm a klutz with a soldering iron. Can't I do something in software instead? Yes. While I personally find doing the VGA modification to get 640x480 resolution much more useful, you can do some ResEdit hacking to avoid the issue of soldering entirely. Obviously, you won't...

That Apple II board is amazing find. I've always got my eye open for one. I'm hoping to get lucky like you, cause otherwise I couldn't afford it after seeing how much these sell for lately. :O

Thanks for posting all of the pictures

Amazing !!!

Awesome "conquest" !!

I love these mouses, I have the larger adb version, but my optical mouse pad is worn. Was there any more there?

That looks like an external video card, but it has a male socket, and video cards usually have a female socket which is curious. Also, only some of the Micron exceed cards do grayscale, not all, and not any other brands, and there were many companies that made SE/30 external video cards.

There are several revisions of the Color 30 board. Some have different components than the others.

I think what he means is this is posted twice in two different threads, let's organize all the information to one thread so information and questions don't get scattered.

Wait, you have TWO?!?

Ah, Ic. There must be some way, Apple themselves had to do it back in the day during the transition to 3.5" floppy.

Will the disks read on a twiggy Lisa? What about putting the disks in a Twiggy Lisa that has an external ProFile drive, copying the contents to the proFile, and then connecting the proFile to a Lisa that's been upgraded to a 3.5" floppy. Then copying back over to a 3.5. Would that work?

What about using an external 3.5" drive, would that work? There must be a way to pull the data from the Twiggy disks so it can be archived online.

This is so cool. Who had the Mac Twiggy disks? An ex Apple employee?

Amazing...you should take a video of it in operation and share the story on here :beige: