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Most certainly! I ment fugly in the positive sense. :quadra: By the way, I have a strange feeling that I've seen these protos before.. Was it in some sci-fi movie? Spielberg?Alien? 2010:the year we made contact (sequel to Kubrick's 2001)? 007 Moonraker? Any idea?

In the early days of digital they were mostly used for sample editing in conjunction with Emulator and later with Akai samplers. Hence the software name - "Sound Designer". SE and SE/30 were of limited expandability, so SA and AM versions for these were considered a "poor investment" by audio...

JT, I didn't know that you're an industrial designer [:D] ]'> Absolute '80's look! [8D] (but fugly)

Just hijacking the thread a tiny bit.. Unknown_K, any chance you have Avid AMP in your collection? I need some info on how to correctly connect NuBus expander board to 8100 logic board. Thanks

Yes. It's always good to have such items around when dealing with SCSI. That one's also good: http://www.ebay.com/itm/24-50-Pin-SCSI3-Connector-Internal-Ribbon-Cable-Up-2-Drives-w-Terminator-/280758162233?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item415e7d9339 Yes, if that particular Apple CD-ROM drive...

Just what I thought - your internal drive is unterminated, hence the booting problems. Those three white slots under slide covers are empty. Unfortunately, IBM choose to use the strangest form factor terminator resistor networks, that I haven't seen before. Unless you can find the right ones...

Good guess.. Yes! :-)

Are they really that hard to get? Have you checked these suppliers? http://www.retrotechnology.com/herbs_stuff/m_parts.html http://www.recycledgoods.com/products/Apple-699-0567-IISI-Power-Supply-Sony-APS-06.html The one that I have and that looks like it came from IIsi has following specs...

This sounds like termination issue. Make the picture of the underside of that IBM drive.

You might try this one: http://www.kennedybrandt.com/supermac_insider/support/downloads/tools-installers/GaugeSeries.zip

Udo.Keller, You tested AEC-7720U vs. regular HD in SE/30 and in your G3 so far. How about repeating the same test in one of your Quadras? Q605 will do. I'd love to see how 53C96 performs under same conditions.

Yes, scope is your best friend. Yes, they're better, but not cheap, as you can see. For $0.55 per unit one can get some pretty decent low esr electrolytic, I think. That would be overkill for your project. X7R is standart for general purpose +Vcc decoupling these days, besides, NP0 caps will be...

Hmmm, indeed, 10uF... Not necesserily. It's theY5V material that's not so stellar. http://www.johansondielectrics.com/technical-notes/product-training/basics-of-ceramic-chip-capacitors.html Try to solder some regular radial 10uF paralel to your ceramic cap and see what happens.

dougg3, are you sure it is 10uF (microfarad) and not 10nF (0..01uF = 10 nanofarad) cap? I've never seen ceramic capacitor of 10uF of that small size. EDIT - if it is indeed 10uF, do you have the data sheet? I am curious which manufacturer managed to squeeze 10uF in that package.

You blew it like a fuse, I guess.

mcdermd' There are no such things as 80-pin inline terminator or 80-pin cable. :-D Thihk again and reformulate your question(s).

Another lead - what are Apple's E.T.O (Essential Tools & Objects) CDs? I've never heard of them before. Google search turned up this info: Anyone have any of these from 1991 - 1994? Maybe FDDI stuff I'm looking for was on those CDs? As before, thanks to all who responded so far! ojfd

Thanks, 24bit. Can Sherlock actually look inside img files? If there's a floppy image inside that CD image, can Sherlock see contents of these as well? What results it returns, when you search for AppleTalk Files, AppleTalk, Network Resources, NSI or Network Software Installer? Vielen Dank im...

Post pictures, someone might recognize them.

By the way, guys, if Mac II ROMs is of any value to any of you involved in developement, I have two sets of these, you can have them for the price of shipping....from Europe.... [:D] ]'>