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Congratulations on the ROM working. If I remember correctly, there was a way to set MacsBug settings, for instance I remember I had customized colors, some shortcut macros and panels on mine. It had to be some file in the System Folder, but I can't remember whether it was some text file or a...

BTW, Norton Utilities although commercial, is a powerful utility pack and the company does not exist anymore. Edit: Apparently Norton still exists. Symantec Utilities for Macintosh is another set of powerful disk tools. Not all of them are useful though.

Have you ever encountered any of the viruses it's supposed to protect against? Nevertheless any of them for the past 30 years or so. Also, I'd vote BBEdit Lite (freeware) to be included. TeachText is severly limited in text editing. For instance, it doesn't support a text file over 32kB in...

Stuffit Expander does have an alternative: MindExpander. It's not open source, but it is Freeware IIRC. I used to use that in the late era Mac OS before moving on to Mac OS X. Seemed compatible enough and was less bloated than Stuffit Expander, and I can't remember having any issues with it either.

I've cleaned the entire board with isopropanol after working it, it's spotless. Also no obvious shorts anywhere and I reflowed all the joints on the board (using hot air). I also did the rework on a anstitatic table surface and shouldn't have caused situations of static electricity. I'll try...

No, definitely not. Like I said, I've primarily been using it with the FloppyEmu; you know, the device by Big Mess of Wires. There are no microswitches on it and the floppy drive itself is as dead, yet both did work before and both work with other Macs. I've therefore narrowed it down to either...

Hi, I recently recapped my LC 475 that was having all kinds of stability woes and extremely unreliable SCSI before recapping. Now it boots solidly from a SCSI2SD (and HDDs), but the floppy disk controller no longer works. I used it extensively with FloppyEmu before recapping, so I know it did...