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The German magazine c't had a project for a small 68020-68030 adapter board, which might be a more viable alternative to finding a PMMU chip: Hochsitz Adapter für 68030-CPU in 68020-Sockel Holger Zimmermann, Carsten Meyer Projekt, 68020/030-Adapter, PAK68/2, 68000, Prozessor-Austausch c't 7/93...

Thanks for all your work! pkgsrc net/netatalk22 has been updated. :)

Great, thanks! pkgsrc net/netatalk22 has been updated. Cheerio, Hauke

No, I wouldn't expect so. The IIci was the first Mac II model to use the 68030 MMU during boot for setting up its address space, ISTR for re-mapping the internal graphics into Nubus slot address space. This created a lot of compatibility issues at the time, to the point where journal articles...

IBTD. The above sentence needs some qualification: I found 2.2.6 completely usable on NetBSD. Not all of us confine themselves to Wind^WLinux. ;-> But that doesn't take anything away from the achievement that is 2.2.7.

I had a TiBook (GbE, 550 MHz, the second series) in the early 2000s. While on my Pismo, the only time the fans ever came on was when it hung in MacsBug and I put it into the neoprene sleeve, during summers the TiBook would roast my finger tips. Putting it on my thighs was unthinkable. Bases...

This archive has the "PicturaTester" tool, the "Hurdler ][-CPI"-INIT, and a screenshot of the Nubus declaration ROM data structure.

Search for the pdf manual for the Primera Pictura 310s thermo-transfer printer, and you will find a Hurdler reference. The printer driver lets you pick the interface in Chooser (but that is a driver specific feature), and you can then select the Hurdler card if installed.

I found two flyers for the Hurdler CPI card, an older one on bitsavers, and a newer one on archive.org. The older one talks about a printer driver. But... you have to remember Macintosh printer drivers of the era had the transport driver baked in. I remember my HP DeskWriter came with a serial...

I'll have to have a look at home... FTR, there is a NetBSD driver for the card, authored by yours truly.