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You're correct on the 4MB main memory, but the LC 475 uses separate memory (VRAM) for video; it came from the factory with 512K (2x256K) but someone must have swiped the sticks at some point in the computer's history. Like @ArmorAlley said, having more is better. I personally use the default...

Congrats on your new computer! The 475 is a great machine, hope you enjoy it. I haven't done it personally but powering with a DC supply is a reasonable approach. The mAcTX LC can convert an ATX PSU to work with your computer, then you can use a PicoPSU and the DC brick. mAcTX LC is open...

I don't have my spec copies in front of me so this is just from memory, but I think SCSI-2 may have been less specific about the drive strengths of active negation drivers than the later revisions. Is that where the above chart came from? The design does look to correctly run the OR-tied lines...

Looks like an inductor to me. For identification this might be helpful: For testing: (I seriously doubt you need 1%, Google suggests 20% is more typical) https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/417363

Not as much time for projects recently (life/work/etc) but I was able to get preliminary support added for controlling a Hootswitch over USB from a modern computer. I did something like this ages ago with a clunky Java client. This new approach uses Chrome and the Web Serial API. Remote control...

Just following along for interest, but does that library apply to ADB peripherals? I was under the impression those generally required their own drivers (but I'd be pleased if I was wrong on that).

RGB2HDMI appears to support it: https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI/wiki/Supported-Computers

I've got a graphite Apple Studio Display 17" (M6496) that flickers out at random, the image snapping to the center then slowly re-expanding over the next few seconds. This unit is on its original caps, but based on the symptom and other people's reports of problems with this model I'm assuming...

There are some who suggest a small drop is in order, I can't say of that I am a supporter, All these steps feel like a bit of delay, there are, alas, few ways to stop Quantum decay. Maybe its time to to get a newer device, There are many to choose from, they are quite nice. For spinning iron...

Thank you for the ongoing work on this, and what you're doing with your other projects to keep these old computers talking on modern networks. It is much appreciated!

Yup, it is. Didn't last long at that price either!

NetBSD is fun, hope you get it working. Good luck!

It has been a really long time since I tried NetBSD for Mac but I don't think that image is a bootable. See http://www.netbsd.org/ports/mac68k/booter-manual/index.html. The first CD image, by name, should be picked on startup. Try renaming the OS 8 disk to get it higher in priority. You might...

Haha yes, it is much easier by comparison! This time around I chose parts stocked by JLCPCB and included the CPL needed to have them do the annoying SMD work for you. I think I put mine together in about 15 minutes or so, everything is through-hole including the Pico unless you want to use the...

Most excellent! If you end up testing more over the weekend I'd love to hear how it goes. Congrats on the new device and thanks for building one! 🥳

Absolutely, current build attached.

The best comparison on the ZuluSCSI side is one of the RP2040 models. BlueSCSI v2 is a clone of those, they will perform identically. Benchmarks for PiSCSI are here if you're interested: https://github.com/piscsi/piscsi/wiki/Benchmarks So you are aware, there is a history of animosity between...

I was also about to ask where on earth that number came from. The price difference between BlueSCSI and ZuluSCSI is IMHO close enough to be negligible. This is awfully arbitrary reason to completely discard MacSD. For many (most?) use cases people here are likely to have a 4GB partition limit...

Ah, that makes sense. The button / key combo will be the default approach for sure. In general, even if 'fancy' features get added I really want to make sure this thing operates as a basic KVM-style switch without any user configuration: at some point I'll need to add a 'hoot.ini' type feature...

Huh, that's interesting, I wasn't seeing a second enumeration while monitoring the bus via sigrok, at least with my IIci running 7.5.5. It generated a reset early on, enumerated, then started the usual Talk querying. Is the enumeration behavior ROM dependent? I could just have been missing it, I...