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The white rubber conductive strips on the lcd glass

I don’t think it’s the zebra strips…

Well I rebooted into 7.5.3 but my apple share client must be older. well I got 7.5.3 with the 3.7.4 client and put in afp://classicmacddns.net but it can’t find it. Confirmed Netscape is working.

I’ll have to wait til my MacBook is back in order. Only working machines here right now are 68k ironically. Don’t close your laptop lid onto your usb charging Jack. It’ll cost you $900 to undo the damage.

I don’t have connect to server in choose. Must be older versions. I tried 7.5.3 but no luck there.

Ahh ok I should be good to go then. It’s got OT and filesharing working over Wi-Fi already but on SSW 7.1

Ahh I thought I could telnet in with Black Night on the iicx. How can I get there from the actual machine running on system 7?

I’ll give it a try thanks

Ya I remember using QuickTime Pro with serial to capture and edit. This is my original iicx and spigot. I wasn’t on system 6 at the time in was using it though. I’m sure it was 7. I had a radius rocket and the spigot. Neither are working now :(

I didn’t know movie player could do a capture. I’m not familiar with the spigotVDIG extension. Do you know where I can find that?

Also. Once the connection drops. It’s over. I don’t think the BlueSCSI tried to reconnect without a restart.

Yes they even talk about that in the wiki page somewhere. I don’t have that issue (yet) with the external DB25 BlueSCSI. Will see what happens when I put an internal one in the PowerBook. I also have Wi-Fi extenders all over. And speaking of that, I did discover what looks to be a bug. If you...

Hmm it can be finicky but I’ve had success with two now. One on PowerBook and another on a iicx. I’ve got them both talking over AppleShare and can remote control with Timbuktu. It won’t say “connected” but the name should show up in the menu with signal strength icon on left. It will say no...

It was for me too at first. One thing I noticed here was if it does not connect initially on power up of the BlueSCSI it never will retry. So what I did to troubleshoot what I set the SSID for the blueSCSI to one of my wifi extenders so i could monitor it connecting from an app on my phone. I...

Oops my bad I didn’t know you were on an LC 020. I reserved the ip on mine. Just picking one should work too as long as it’s not taken I suppose. It’s a TP-Link gigabit router. Most routers have a web portal you can configure stuff on. You sure yours doesn’t?

Maybe revert to MacTCP. It’s lighter weight and fewer pieces. Just the control panel and the Daynaport drivers. I’ve got it working on system 6.0.8 and 7.1. You have to reserve an IP on your router though. Then set your subnet mask. Probably 255.255.255.0 Set your router address. Mines...

I’m using 7.1 I think it’s been tested up to 7.5 and down to 6.0.8. Any 6 or 7 should work fine I bet.

I just found this thread so I am late to the party and need to read up but I have repaired two startup circuits already and have worked on / am working on 3 iicx boards. One is so bad on the battery area that it basically my needs to be redone completely. Mostly startup circuit in that area...

I had the same issue with MacTCP my DNS IP was getting a good ping but that was all. I changed to 8.8.8.8 and it solved the issue. I use MacTCP on on one setup for lighter weight and also required for system 6 or a 68000 Mac. I use OT with system 7 on 680x0 machines with more RAM.