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I compiled successfully Mini vMac, BasiliskII and SheepShaver on my Pi 3 and on the Pi Zero W (except SheepShaver) I put also 8.6 on my Pi 3, it isn't fast, but works!

Reworking the card and adding the resistors isn't a problem for me, but I'm doubtful about the ROM... I think I'll put away this card...

Yep, I think that the missing component it's a 10Base-T filter, I'll check somewhere for this component and if I'll find it I will give a try with this card

After some researches I discovered that the card's name is "API Engineering EtherRun LC" and yes, I have to solder something. Here it is a picture I found

I think this too...

Star Gate both on Macintosh and Windows, an 8 mini din to DB9 null modem serial cable and you are on your way

Hi everybody! My Macintosh LC came with a PDS ethernet card, I want to solder an RJ45 female port on it in order to connect my Macintosh LC to my AppleTalk local network, can I solder it or should I put a capacitor on C13? I don't know if there are missing parts. Thank you.

My re-capped Macintosh LC does the chime immediately, the IIsi still has this delay, but it isn't a problem for me

Yes, I think you can do this, I put my 6200 on ethernet on 2008 and I downloaded some software with Netscape

Yep, like that. However, you need this cable to attach the Macs through Printer port, then you start Sharing from a Mac and you connect with the Chooser to the Mac with file sharing enabled

Nope, the ADB cable is a 4 mini din, you have to search the cable I mentioned that was used also between Apple printers and Macs

If you have a serial/printer cable (mini male 8-din in both ends) you can share an HDD between your two Macs, it's a simple thing, but first provide for the cable I mentioned

UPDATE 30/3/2018 Changed the two 220uF 16V Axial caps but the IIsi still takes a while before chiming, however, this doesn't affect system performances and it runs like a charm :)

Good job man, I'm happy for you! :D

I'm thinking that your 8100 motherboard could be bad, check for cutted traces or corrosion or even recap it, has your motherboard surface electrolytics or SMD tantalum capacitors?

I did an ATX conversion on IIci, IIsi and Performa 6200 (this one with a Mini ITX PSU) and everything works correctly

Are you sure that the ATX works correctly and have you wired correctly the PSU to the motherboard? Did the motherboard work?

Why should an ATX damage my motherboard? I use ATX on Performa 6200, IIci and IIsi, they works perfectly

Unfortunately I have a TDK PSU in my LC, I'll re-cap it but I'm going to use an ATX on the LC just for confirming that the smell comes from the TDK PSU

I think the same thing, time ago I read about a guy saying that the ELNA caps on his SE/30 PSU caused this strong smell, I never had this problem with my Macs so I ask there to be sure about the source of the smell