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Oops! Apologies, I thought your question of being able to use adt pro was if I had the knowledge to, not if I had successfully executed it. I have it set up, but I haven’t tried it yet as unfortunately when I was pulling out the modem/terminal jumper block, I snapped a pin off ;( maybe come back...

I’m using the Apple Super Serial II card and yes, I can use ADT Pro. I set the card up using the manual as if it were using a printer, so SW1 is 0001011 and SW2 is 1001000 (1 is on, 0 is off)

I’m using this cable: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000067RWK/ And running ls /dev/cu.* does give me the correct /dev/cu.usbserial I’m blindly following the reddit instructions, and I don’t know the inner working of the terminal, so if Screen would work better than Getty, how would I go...

I’m using a 2015 intel MacBook Air running OS Monterey (version 12.7.6) because the serial to usb drivers didn’t seem to work on a newer M1 Mac.

Heyo, I’ve been trying to use my Apple iie as a dumb terminal by following this helpful guide on reddit () However, it just doesn’t work for me. After the last step to type in the exec::: command, the cursor just blinks and Terminal on my MacBook is unresponsive. I’m using Proterm on my Mac and...

Actually, now that I think about this, Duke Nukem 3D has also had its source code released, any possibility of that being optimized for Mac?

Any updates to this? Would be nice to have a Fastdoom project of sorts for the mac

Heyo, With the release of Prince of Persia’s Apple II source code nearly a decade ago, has anyone tried to optimize it, enhance it, etc? Just curious.

Oh! Okay, thanks. I assumed Applecillin II was a good starting point for diagnostics. Are there any programs that would be recommended for an IIe?

Heyo, I’m aware this may has been posted elsewhere, but I’m not sure how to describe the problem. Upon receiving my Apple IIe (Rev B), I ran Applecillin II and the Apple II Plus dealer service program, and they both seem to have errors regarding ROM F0 and F8. I assume I have to replace these...

Bummer. Thanks anyways! Another question, is it possible to load an os into memory and remove the disk? I’m more familiar with msdos, just curious.

Heyo, Per the subject, I’ve run into an issue using both drive peripherals. I recently bought an Apple IIe and I have my floppy emu with APTEST to check the duodrive, but it seems the duodrive and the floppy emu share the same floppy port. Is there any way around this? Unfortunately, my emu is...

That what I’m saying! I have no experience with coding, but it would be an interesting experiment in creativity

Would something like this be possible? Given the recent leak of Doom's (supposed) Mac source code, and the massive amounts of Doom ports and optimizations, I was curious as to whether this could be done (or reasons as to why it couldn't)...

Thanks for the advice! as for progress, It's slow. I noticed that R31 (R55?) on the analog board is cracked. Assuming this is a problem, would this somehow relate to my dead Mac issues? Also is there any place to find a replacement?

Update: Also resoldered the solder joints of the power connector and still nothing. Blah

Welp, I resoldered all 10 joints and still no dice. Would sending a photo of the motherboard be beneficial? At this point I'm out of ideas so...

Thank you, and I haven't checked that, where would it be located?

I haven't used multimeters much, so I'll tell you what I'm doing in case it's wrong. I'm following page 38, but I'm not sure what DCV position to set the multimeter at. It says 2.5, 5, 25, 125, 500,1000. Regardless, the needle isn't moving whatever I set it to (the multimeter is an analog one)...

Update! I finally got the replacement flyback and after installing it, still nothing happened, No chimes or anything. Any ideas? Here's what the soldering looks like in case I did something wrong