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It has been a while. Lets see if I can remember the steps. You will need stuff it and disk copy on your centris. Copy the images onto your Centris and unstuff them. Open disk copy. Select open from the file menu. Select your disk image. Then on one of the menus is an open to write the...

It is a flux resistor. It slows the discharge rate of the flux capacitor making the time reentry smoother. Seriously though, ManMan has it right. It is a diag tool for Macs. There are different ROM cartridges for different Macs. THat is all I know.

What is your end goal here?

I would suggest taking a look at the inside Macintosh set of book. There is also a book on Macintosh hardware. I used to have a copy of it but I can't remember its name. If I remember correctly I sold it to II2II.

I used to have an Alphaserver 2100, it was a good box. Like you said it is a big box. I would suggest taking a look at the OpenVMS hobbyist site. http://www.openvmshobbyist.com/news.php

The Indy requires a monitor that supports Sync-On-Green. So make sure your monitor supports that. I used mine on 3 different Sony Trinitron displays and it works. The composite jack you see is for video input. That sure takes me back. My Indy was such a neat little box, and had the coolest...

My pickup can run on E85. My experience is about a 4-5 MPG drop when running on E85 which slightly raises my fuel costs at current prices. For a while E85 was cheap enough that I came out slightly ahead, but that was about 2 years ago. If I happen to stop at a station that has E85 I'll get it...

No, it is OK as long as it is rev b of the card. It contains Paradox Correcting Code memory.

I can understand that. I've got a 2.4 Ghz P4 that I am about to send to the recycler. I don't know anyone that wants it and frankly I just don't have time to deal with selling it on craigslist or whatever.

He should be cool with switching it over. Vehicles over 25 years old are exempt from environmental and crash safety laws.

Hell yeah. The IIsi is my favorite of the Mac II line, I really like the styling of it.

I put CF in my IIsi. I just bought a SCSI-IDE adapter and a IDE-CF adapter. Though it is picky about which cards I can use. So far I can only get it to work with a 8mb Crucial card and a 1GB Lexar card. Though I have been pondering a Mac Floppy to Ethernet adapter. I don't think it would be...

I'm glad you got your Macbook replaced. However do we really need 2 threads about it?

Dollars to donuts it just flat out will not work.

Try checking, Mouser, Allied Electronics, Jameco, Digikey, SparkFun, or BG Micro. You may have to spend some time looking through their catalog but they should have the parts in stock. Also try eBay. I have found there is often a good selection of electronic components there.

Most systems can and many do run the CPU front side bus at a different speed then the memory.

I've wondered about this lately my self. I've been thinking of picking up one of those Kill-a-watt meters. Our electric rates here are fairly high so every bit counts.

Wow, that is an awesome deal. Congratulations. I've been following the CompUSA liquidation at the 2 stores around here. No good deals popped up. I believe tomorrow or Monday is the last day the stories in my area are open. I can't decide if should go or not.

Just use google. In the search add the parameter site:http://68kmla.org/forums/archive/

Glad you got it. I was going to bid on it but I did not get home in time. I would have hated to start a bidding war with another member.