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For those users, who might have an Apple //e PAL machine, just an note that if you're having trouble with colour output, take a look of the motherboard. There's an dip switch in the middle-right end of the board (see picture) where you can choose OSC1<->OSC2 oscillator. I had very...

Not much help with IIGS, the output was excat same as on our 46" LED Samsung TV. Ordered the Analog RGB Component Adapter for Apple II GS from Japan, let's see if that works any better. Shall test an SCART cable made by friend this week as well. Tried the Apple //e as well, but it outputs quite...

While browsing and ordering an Analog RGB Component adapter for Apple IIGS, i notised he had made also new products like Component Video Card for Apple IIe (supports only NTSC at the moment) as well 64k/80 column card as well on prototype stage, Unidisk...

Finally got it! Oh man i feel stuped for not thinking of this.. The disks that came with the Apple ][+ (board: 8011) were written with DOS 3.2 (there even were one original disk DOS 3.2 among them!) with 13 Sector size.. DOS 3.2 - 16. Feb.1979- DOS 3.2.1 - 31. July 1979 DOS 3.3 - 25. August...

All disks (expect those Mac OS 8 SDK disks) are imaged for safe keeping. Need to take them after i check all images work, to basement. Actually, only 1 disk refused to be read in full, "Apple Computer May 1994". I tried toothpaste, polishing etc but no dice. I guess i can live without that...

There's never too much RAM 8-)

Bought an cheap (shall pick it up next week) Samsung Sync Master 940MW. It has all connectors needed. I tried looking 15" models even with 4:3 but those are rare.

What CRT or LCD monitor, if not Apple original, you are using with your IIgs? I am looking into possibility running mine with Samsung 17" LCD TV model with Scart-connector (analog rgb). Found one Samsung Syncmaster 741MP 17" LCD TV wich is still 4:3 and has all the connectors expect hdmi of...

Apple IIgs for sure. It had the color, the much larger software base as well expansion possibilities, even back in the day, getting IIgs specific cards/software would mean ordering them abroad, as IIgs was not even sold in Finland. In same catelogory the Amiga 1000/500 had that market seqment...

Bought an OSX 10.1 Puma in retail box for 10€, even per say, i'm not collector of original software but i am sucker for good-old-boxed software boxes if the price is right. Now i kind of need other OSX versions boxed too. Only have actually, if my memory serves me right, 10.3, 10.4 (server?)...

Not mine and only have the picture. It was from the sales ad.

What expansion card is that on Macintosh SE ? Looks like DIN connector to me.

Thanks for the tips everybody. Imaging the disks always for my own personal backup needs.

It's a real pain to try make images of the Service Source -batch of CD's. Those are soooo scratchy. If nothing else helps, i'll save the individual files out of there what is readable. If my systems fail at work, i'll try old/er desktop PC at work.

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I just had to post few shots (cellphone) of the box covers. Wow, Apple used to have sense of humour back in early 1990's with the designs! Gotta love these.

Those earlier 1990's disk covers (1992-1993) are really funny! I need to scan some later they are just so cool. There were also OS 8 stuff there as well all imagineable Apple products inc. Pippin and Newton. Made an list of them. Will try to start making disk images when time permits...

Atleast those in pictures (7.0, 7.1), there's lots of disks with System software inside i'd say dev. versions and betas of 7.0, 7.1, 7.5 etc (also OS 8 and maybe even OS 9). I have not had time yet to go thru them. I'll check them thru when time permits at evenings. I'll list, image the disks...

Thanks for the tip, i'll image these anyway so why no upload if he accepts those. Finally upgraded the cable to 10/100M as well.

Got a bag of Apple Developer CD's from 1991-1998 from Juhani (julehti) today. He used to be an Apple developer back in 1990's and kept all the disks. Lots of intresting stuff like System 7 beta's, System 7 Golden master and some WWDC disks as well.