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I did, the picture of the recessed button is the front of the case (not the PSU) when the power is on.

There is a plastic extender in the PSU, and a second that runs through the case, under the floppy to the front. One of them seems to be to short. Based on your picture, it may be the one in the PSU

I picked up a 660av that seems to be missing part of the extension rod that runs from the front of the case to the powered supply, or some other piece. It is to short to toggle the power on and off. Does anyone have a 660av and can take a picture of where the white extension rod in the case...

I wrote a partial guide https://www.savagetaylor.com/2018/01/19/setting-up-your-vintage-classic-68k-macintosh-using-basilisk-ii/

I assume you've tried to message men of the right age with the same name on LinkedIn? I've had success with that in the past

Coincidental timing, I started working on a SCSI basics post a few days ago for my site. I've noticed more and more new members on the FB classic mac groups who don't know how to setup a SCSI chain. Good job here, I knew about the FX and Macintosh Plus weirdness, but some of the other...

Looks like the reset files are on this disk image https://www.jagshouse.com/fkeys.html

I started a page on my site with links to the various documents I've found online https://www.savagetaylor.com/2022/06/06/68k-systems-researching-through-the-internet-archive/#apple_service_guides_1990_to_1997 There are multiple Volume 1s for the service guides, but I assume you mean Apple...

I found that the industrial CF cards all work. They identify themselves as IDE drives.

Back-online. Still waiting to find out what happened. But my guess is something got setup wrong as part of an IP change they did on the weekend. I've been with my provider for 15 years, during that time my site has been down twice, so not bad for a hobby site costing me $7 US a month.

Thanks! I'll send in a ticket to my hosting service to see what's going on.

Just went to my site, the page is working for me, I know my ISP has updated the IP of my server two days ago so the DNS change may not have propagated everywhere yet.

You can edit one of my drive files using Basilisk 2 so it contains whatever files you want. Then raw write the file to your SD card for use with your PCMCIA card. Or you could make a binary image of your 3400cs's IDE drive using a usb to IDE adapter. Then edit that image in Basilisk 2, then...

I finally found some time to play with this again. Do you happen to know where I can find an ISO of this CD? Is it #24 on https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mac-os-install-cd-library ?

Probably not, I've already been in contact with him. He sent me everything he had for the imagepro ii. Unfortunately the box was badly beaten during the trip. The imagepro ii survived but not the hard drive with the drivers or the LC Newlife and Novy seem to have used a lot of the same...

System 6.0.8M: a community created release based on a 6.0.7 release created for Japan, supports the powerbook 140, 145, 145B, 170 (perhaps more, let me know) I have it on my site https://www.savagetaylor.com/downloads/downloads-macintosh/

That's what happened to me... Someone swapped the insides

I believe the FDHDs typically have high density floppy drives, so a USB floppy drive and disk could work. But, as stated above, one of the modern emulated SCSI devices would be better on the long run. I list options and some guides on my site...

Before I try, has anyone reached out to old MicroMac employees via LinkedIn to see if they have back-ups of the contents of the CPLDs?

I remember reading in some reviews that slower disk speed was an issue with some accelerators. But I thought the issue was fixed by later drivers.