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I ran into a similar issue after recapping the LCD of my PowerBook 165. The top half of the screen kept going black. I assume that too much cap goo got on the ribbons and did some damage to the drivers.
The solution was to get a busted 160 and recap its screen.
My 165 also does this since the PRAM battery is flat. I could order a new one and replace it.
One observation I made... I cannot set the correct time in System 7.5, but I can in System 7.1. Once I've set the time in 7.1 the RTC works correctly, even after multiple reboots and booting back to...
Great to hear you could fix your RaSCSI.
I did a lot of measuring according to the troubleshooting guide and found out that the SCSI data lines do not drive low, they always stay high, everything else seemed OK.
Due to shipping cost at Mouser I just ordered a new RaSCSI kit, assembled it and...
Disassemble, soak in soapy water, scrub, dry, reassemble. Both of my AEK IIs were completely seized up and the mechanism works like new again after that treatment.
Jumper leads arrived and I assembled a loopback cable as described in the troubleshooting guide:
The result of the loopback test is:
pi@RaSCSI:~/RASCSI/python/loopback_test $ python3 test.py
Error: GPIO D0 should drive ACK low, but did not
Error: GPIO D1 should drive SEL low, but did not...
First, you are very lucky that the PRAM battery has not exploded. Remove or replace it immediately.
Then, just as every other SE/30 logic board this one will need some work. These capacitors look original and they already have leaked all over the logic board. Notice how the pins of UA8 to UG8...
So... I carefully resoldered the bus transceivers and nothing changed. I also tried to disable termination on the RaSCSI and daisy-chained it with an external HDD to yet another Mac. It booted and SCSIProbe showed "no data" for the RaSCSI while the internal and the external drive worked fine...
Hello together,
unfortunately my favorite vintage mac gadget stopped working yesterday. The Pi seems fine as I can access it with the web browser, ftp or ssh, but three different Macs no longer regognize the attached SCSI devices through RaSCSI while other devices (I tried a BlueSCSI and a Zip...
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