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Getting there! Still quite a bit to do but it's finally at the point there are more red and green lines than white lines :)

Thanks :) Though strictly speaking I think DosFox is the first one to do a "no original parts" build - he built a clone board based using my original Plus Reloaded board and most of the other bits mentioned above

I haven't done project thread in a while as writing is not my favourite past time but people seem to enjoy them so here it goes ITXPlus is a Mini-ITX sized Macintosh Plus logicboard clone that can be be assembled to a working state with no original parts and is intended for new build systems in...

Far more free board space than I was expecting!

The short answer is its possible, but not something I am looking to do currently. I'm focusing on the plus currently as it can be made with no original parts (All PAL's have been reverse engineered, the Sony sound has been reverse engineered and the way of bypassing the requirement for a IWM has...

I won't say much as it's still very much a work in progress but I am working on a ITX sized variation of the plus board that can be made with no original parts. Exactly what will and won't make it on the the board is going to depend largely on how much free board space I end up with after doing...

They should work just fine, I haven’t tried his specific sticks but gave used the two chip simms in lc’s many times and they always work fine

Spaghetti time

Unfortunately not, I have misplaced the original paper copy I made while doing the RE work and haven't ever got around to making a new one

Indeed it is, originally I was going to just have two Ethernet ports but decided to go fancy and incorporate a little switch Power supply wires for the LC board are just soldered on the the bottom of the board, I didn't have any connectors tot hand and couldn't be brothered with ordering any :)

One I have been working on for a while: It's built on a repro LCIII and Ethernet card with a version of @cheesestraws LCBM to allow for remote power on / off. Oh and a ful on SCA HDD because why use a small modern solid state solution when you can cram a large hot running server drive in there...