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Note: This post was lost in the Summer 2021 68kmla forum crash. I was able to find it on the Wayback Machine, copy the text over, and find the matching photos. The original post is from May 17th, 2021. Overnight, I plugged in a LocalTalk cable, and moved a bunch of applications and games over...

Note: This post was lost in the Summer 2021 68kmla forum crash. I was able to find it on the Wayback Machine, copy the text over, and find the matching photos. The original post is from May 17th, 2021. To set up the BlueSCSI, I started by formatting my MicroSD card with my modern macOS Big Sur...

Note: This post was lost in the Summer 2021 68kmla forum crash. I was able to find it on the Wayback Machine, copy the text over, and find the matching photos. The original post is from May 17th, 2021. At this point, it was pretty late... 11 PM or so. I needed to move pretty quick to get this...

Note: This post was lost in the Summer 2021 68kmla forum crash. I was able to find it on the Wayback Machine, copy the text over, and find the matching photos. The original post is from May 17th, 2021. After nearly a year, I've finally got motivation to get this project done: a deadline. This...

Immersion will be just fine on the IIsi. I did my IIsi and didn't see anything flake off. I had it all documented, but sadly, it was lost in the forum crash.

I think it's for downloading stuff! Give it an HTTP link to a .SIT file or whatever, and it will download it?

Wow, nice work! I am looking forward to giving this a try! Edit: After looking a bit more closely, this appears to have been developed by @LuigiThirty?

Hey @sutekh, could the electronics on the battery pack behave a bit more like the original battery if you did a run of custom PCB's? I did a run of them for a conference badge last spring, and found it to be pretty straightforward. I'm not sure if that would get all of the functionality you want...

Agree, things don't seem to get much traction in hacks. This is very specific to PowerBooks, so I think it makes sense for it to live here.

I was wrong. So, so wrong!

Hrm... I've recapped quite a few boards with 16v tantalum caps. I'm worried that trying to desolder them with an iron will be riskier than just running them. Has anyone seen a 16v tantalum cap on an SE/30 fail?

Hey everyone, I have been pretty busy and haven't been keeping up with RaSCSI development, but you might remember that I was interested in designing some cases. I have a small Etsy shop selling SCSI2SD brackets and ROM clips, and I think I'd like to expand the shop a bit. Any interest in a...

Oooh, very exciting! Looking forward to seeing how it turns out!

Congratulations Sam! Looking forward to receiving your IIci board for recapping! I’ll document the whole thing here, of course.

Good news, @sclements made the 8 hour drive yesterday and got it! I'll bet he will post an update.

Thank you @Juror22!

Watch out for this "sclements" guy. Totally shady. He keeps mailing me SE and SE/30 Ethernet cards for no reason at all, and I know there's a catch somewhere! But seriously, Sam is a super good friend of mine, and a hoarder caretaker of vintage Macs. If you live anywhere near Hilton Head, SC...

The paint on the metal shield was pretty scratched up, so I decided to pull it off, sand it with 320 grit sandpaper, 600 grit sandpaper, and paint with an all-purpose spray paint. I think it came out pretty good. Darker than I intended.

It's here! As planned, I'm running S-Video from my analog consoles > S-Video switch > Pass through PVM > RetroTINK 2X > LCD TV. There might be a teeny tiny loss of quality by the time it hits the LCD but I am not sure. That's about 6 * 3 = 18 feet of cable before it terminates, so...

New models are posted! Models: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/35592-macintosh-se30-rom-clips Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/840042244/macintosh-se30-rom-clips