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Iomega driver should be enough. JR

Based on the specs, I'd say that it should work find under both 9 and X. The tricky one for Mac OS 9 compatibility is that it has to be OHCI compatible for USB 1.1 (not UHCI), although later versions of X do support UHCI cards. I found that one out the hard way with the Via-based card in my...

That's probably the best price/performance choice. It took me forever to find an affordable early USB 250 that would take the FireWire adapter.

There was a Zip option for the MDD. It replaced the lower optical door with a fixed panel with cutouts for the Zip opening. That part seems to be pretty rare, though, as I have only seen one on ebay and it was going for something like the price of an MDD power supply.

I'm pretty sure it was a 386.

They are the same pinout. The Mac286 will also work with the Apple 5.25" drive. Supposedly, there is also a 3.5" 720K drive from IBM that will work with the Mac286 and Orange 386. I don't know if it works with the Apple card.

After what seems like forever, I am finally the owner of a PowerBook G4 12". It comes to me by way of a business associate who I first met in 2005 and see once or twice a year.The thing is, just about every time I see him he has a different 'Book. Apparently, he upgrades fairly frequently and...

I've only ever seen it once before... on a Plus which had been left on with the vents covered for a long time. It was amazing that the one of the ROMs was the only thing that had failed.

I have a chance a liberating a TiBook, but there is a catch... The current owner has a number of images taken with a QuickTake 150 on the drive which would need to be converted to JPEG (or some other modern format) before he'd let it go. So... Any suggestions for a program that could do the...

Probably not a mod, per se, but an early rev board that had engineering fixes applied at the factory.

Same here... I've got enough disks to last the apocalypse and have installed internal drives in any system that would take one. (Except the MDD as the Zip faceplate is pure unobtainium, so that one has a Firewire Zip250.) I even have a Zip750 and a SuperDisk drive on the system at work; the...

Responding to a bunch of posts... I do have a Lucent card, so wireless for the Lombard isn't an issue. (I could also pull the Airport out of my Sawtoth and put that in the Pismo.) PCMCIA SCSI for the Mac always seemed like a pricey affair, though I do have both the Adaptec and Xircom USB SCSI...

With a little luck, I should be the proud owner of a 12" PowerBook G4 in two weeks. This leaves me with a bit of a quandry. I currently have a Pismo (500mhz/1gb/40gb) which I use for light duty couch surfing, etc. under Tiger. I also have a Lombard (333mhz/512mb/40gb) which I run as a dedicated...

Maybe, but it seems like certain variants pull a lot more on ebay than you would expect for a "dead" technology. I recently picked up one of the early USB 250s (the one with a separate power adapter) in order to use it with the FW adapter. I don't know how many auctions I watched and bidded on...

Can you post the connection info? Thanks...

AppleWorks 4 or 5 should also be good if you can find a TCP/IP tool for comm toolbox. (IIRC, Black Knight has a free one.) JR

WEP or WPA? If it's WEP, are you trying to enter the hexadecimal code or the phrase from which it was generated?

Nice... if anyone is drooling badly enough over this, I picked up a pair (one 8x with speakers) from $WORK a while back and would be open to selling/trading. JR

It sounds like a cold solder joint on the 4(?) pin connector on the analog board. (This is from memory.) The flashing is a typical failure. JR

Is that under Classic or X? I've managed to get my MaxOptix hooked up to my MDD; I can see the drive in System Profiler, but not Disk Utility under Leo. JR