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@elliotnunn has already done a lot of the hard work. Eg https://github.com/elliotnunn/tbxi He may have some guidance on the best way to inject the 060FPSP. How did the Amiga emulators handle it? Did they patch the ROMs, or was it handed externally via Amiga OS?

I got kind of excited that the legacy netBOOT stuff @bbraun was looking at was resurrected. https://web.archive.org/web/20201029215129/https://www.mac68k.info/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=76&tstart=0 Sorry to see mac68k.info disappeared.

You can also use Discmaster to mount it. Eg if you go to the info path for the disk you can mount it directly into an emulated Mac: https://discmaster.textfiles.com/view/31867/bincue/Night%20of%20the%20Living%20Disc.bin?details It even works for random files and folders. Eg looking at the Mac...

Glad you could test it. Nice work!

I was going through some old files I must have got from spftp.info.apple.com - but it doesn't resolve anywhere anymore? I'm guessing it's long gone, but if anyone knows the current URL that'd be great (or better yet a mirror/archive link...)

Wouldn't that be the unsupported MacII HD20 driver on the developer disks? https://discmaster.textfiles.com/browse/31867/bincue/Night%20of%20the%20Living%20Disc.bin/Storage%20&%20Communications/Hard%20Disks/HD%2020%20Drivers%201.1/MacII%E2%81%84HD20

On topic, other than sharing the same CPU the two platforms are so different to each other it'd be somewhat pointless. Your best bet would be to take something like the Minimig which had a real 68K and implemented the Amiga Chipset on an FPGA. No reason you couldn't implement the Mac in an...

The TerraDrive had some sharing between the two sides. It was used by some games. This GitHub is someone's experiments with it: https://github.com/RetroSwimAU/TeradriveCode

Nice! I did a C# implementation some years ago. https://github.com/pgodwin/GopherServer

I've written a rough pcap implementation for ethertalk. I've tested it under Debian and Windows. Under Linux you'll need libpcap installed. Under Windows you'll need NPCAP installed. You'll also need pypcap or pcap-ct installed in python. diff --git a/tashrouter/port/ethertalk/pcap.py...

Success! The replacement resistor and PWM ic arrived this week and I installed it today. Everything is working as it should!

Since the last discussion, ffmpeg added a road pizza encoder.

Thank you so much. I pulled the TOP200YAI and it did appear to be shorted. I've ordered a TOP224YN as a replacement as I think it looked like it should more or less do the job as a replacement. It'll be a week to so before the parts reach me to try it out.

Oh that gives me some hope! I'll have to (find) and check the PWM chip, but given postage is the dearest part of part orders might just add it to the cart in case. You wouldn't happen to have the part number handy?

Thanks for posting. I was struggling to find the fault on my own PSU until I saw your post. And of course R4 was in the Mega ohm range, with a tiny scorch mark. I've ordered a replacement.

No worries. Love to hear if you do anything with it (or if you find some bugs!).

Hoping I'm not breaking the rules by necroposting, but just letting everyone know that this has been updated. New features: Supports .NET Core for cross-platform usage (via .NET Standard 2.0) and is available as a nuget package Now supports 1bpp, 2bpp, 4bpp as well as 8bpp and 32bpp from...

I used electrolytic. The voltage was a little higher, but otherwise matched the originals.

Fantastic - I have a LC575 with similar symptoms after a re-cap. Triple-checked the caps with no joy - time to take a super close look at those pins! @Bolle - any chance you have that spreadsheet handy?

Having a similar issue with a lc575. In b/W you can see the lines which makes me think I've done something to an address line.