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Funny how obvious it is to me now that you point it out. Is there a good way to break this up into 1440k images? Is it as straightforward as creating enough 1440k images to hold each file or folder?

Here is the info from an image that doesn't work. Screenshot was taken under OS 9.2.2. The option to convert this image to DiskCopy 4.2 format is greyed-out. I can only select Read-Only, Read-Only Compressed, or Read-Write.

Some image files worked while others did not. Thanks for the information. I think this is what I was missing for a lot of this to make sense. When I get some time today, I'll see what format the faulty images are and post that info here.

To clarify, I was using Disk Utility within OS X Leopard on a Power Mac G5 to create disk images formatted as Mac OS Standard, making them 1.4 MB in size with no partition map, then transferring the contents of the images acquired from the garden to the newly created disk images. My issue is...

I'm sorry. Mac OS Standard format.

.img - All I did was download the images, which were compressed in a StuffIt archive, unstuffed them, then transferred the resulting .img files to the SD card. As a test, I tried opening the .img files in Mini vMac and they wouldn't mount. So, I created Mac OS Standard disk images and...

I received my Floppy Emu in the mail this past Friday. I'm impressed with this piece of hardware and feel it's well worth the price. For some reason, the Floppy Emu didn't recognize several image files I downloaded from the garden. These image files were downloaded onto a Power Mac G5 and...

I got the Mac fired up today. Hats off to techknight for the great work! Thankfully, it booted from the original 40 MB hard drive and appears to have 4 MB of memory. I think it has System 7 installed, but no useful apps. My Floppy Emu arrived in the mail yesterday, so I now have a way to load...

That doesn't mean the computer or board were manufactured in '82.

techknight, that's awesome! Being such the PITA that it was, I'm glad you were able to revive the board. Sounds like it was an educational repair for you, but I had faith you'd be successful. Thank you for the incredible work.

Check that your screen brightness is turned up.

Evidently not. My photos always get rotated sideways.

Glad you got it fixed!

IIRC, I think he was just wanting to know where to buy one.

Try resetting PMU. https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht1939

Here are photos of the underside of the logic board.

I don't have any other 30-pin SIMMs to test. This was the RAM that was installed when I received the Mac. I don't wanna go dropping money for RAM unless I know it's the cause of the issue. I'll upload a photo of the back of the board sometime tomorrow. Thanks to all of you for your responses.

I did also check that ROM and RAM were fully seated and properly installed.

Nice discharge tool, by the way!

Here are a few pics of the logic board with close-ups of what I think are trouble areas. Let me know if additional photos are needed. And, if you decide to criticize my cap job, please do so constructively. :)