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Does synology store the linux kernel in the same place as regular linux distros? If so, if you can get onto the terminal there's two ways to check if appletalk is compiled into the kernel or not. 1. Run grep TALK /boot/config* it might yield something like this: $ grep -i talk /boot/config-*...

The RGBtoHDMI has a Mac Plus profile ready to go and there's a Mac Plus specific ATX4VC power adapter as well so this shouldn't be too difficult a project.

Get yourself a ZuluSCSI or BlueSCSI. This allows you to use an SD card in place of a SCSI hard drive.

Actually the speaker works, it was because I didn't have the 12+/12- V rails connected

I purchased one of these for my Mac Classic II and its 8Ω/0.25w. Don't know if its my Classic II or this speaker but I get no sound output with this speaker at all. Frustratingly the headphone output on my Classic II doesn't work either after I recapped it (don't know if it worked before though...

On the logic board there's the 14 pin molex connector J11 which has vsync, hsync & video out. I purchased a 14 pin ATX cable off Amazon and used it for connecting everything up (this pin extraction tool came in handy for pulling out and rearranging the cables). The pin outs for J11 can be found...

Hi there, I ended up doing pretty much what was discussed in this thread but with a Macintosh Classic II. The logic board is powered by an ATX4VC paired with picopsu, and video out is handled by the RGBtoHDMI with the TTL board. Besides the BlueSCSI I've got no HDD or FDD connected so its...

Maybe Transmit might work better? https://www.system7today.com/transmit

Mobius seems to be a reasonably active project, you should raise an issue on the project page: https://github.com/jhalter/mobius/issues

There's a few videos on Action Retro's channel about his (mis)adventures in getting Adelie Linux working on G3 & G3 Macs which might provide some hints https://www.youtube.com/c/ActionRetro/search?query=adelie linux https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPbN2ejWqayVZJ_JM4jRkaWmqcJzAVdgq

Is an old version of Linux a hard requirement? There's Adelie Linux if you're able to use an up to date Linux distro

You need to create both the directory and the override files for all the atalk services (afpd, atalkd, papd, timelord): /etc/systemd/system/afpd.service.d/override.conf /etc/systemd/system/atalkd.service.d/override.conf /etc/systemd/system/papd.service.d/override.conf...

What do you get when you run systemctl status afpd. I think you might be suffering from the same problem that I had above. Basically the various netatalk services out of the box just attempt to start, but they don't account for the fact that the rascsi_bridge interface takes time to come up. I...

I'm not sure if anyone else had this problem, but thought I'd drop a post here. I've got a Pi Zero 2W based RaSCSI with the rascsi bridge enabled. On reboot netatalk would fail to load because the rascsi_bridge device would take a while to come up (after RaSCSI said it had started successfully)...

But it is related. From their github project page:

Yeah, agreed that the Elite-C's look nicer, but they've been unavailable for a while. Another option is the SparkFun Qwiic Pro Micro https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15795

For anyone looking for non-micro USB versions of the pro micro, the BIT-C fits the bill: https://www.amazon.com/BIT-C-Micro-USB-C-bootloader-ATmega32U4/dp/B087CLFKW9/ref=sr_1_2

Pretty sure you'll need to update the AppleShare client software on 7.5.3 & 7.6 to be able to put in the IP address of the AppleShare server The software section of http://www.applefool.com/se30 outlines the latest versions of AppleShare client for each version of MacOS System 7.5.3: System...

Deleted my comment, looked at the screenshots

I've got this exact PSU in my Quadra 700 and hate it! I recently opened my up to do the Noctua fan mod. In the photo on the left, you can see it has some plastic bits. First you need to take out that sort of U-shaped plastic bit (you'll need to squeeze it and it'll slide out to the left). After...