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Yay, "Lonely" is now a Hardware-Debugging-Happy-Mac. :D

Macsbug 6.2.2 would probably be your best bet, since 6.2 came out in 1991. And I can't seem to find anything older. The "Wayback Machine" has a copy of Apple's "MacsBug Reference and Debugging Guide 6.2"...

Well, they weren't the original Mac II... What were they... Let's see... http://68kmla.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11884#p118515 I'm pretty sure they all had come from the local elementary school, when they were clearing out the basement/storage. Oh well. :p Maybe I'll get lucky and...

Awesome work Doug. :D Makes me wish I had grabbed a Mac II from my dad while I had the chance. At this rate there should be 20 pages by Christmas! :lol:

The iMac G3 has only one IDE connector on the motherboard, (Primary IDE.) So you can only address one master and slave. If there was a way to hack a Secondary IDE connector to the motherboard, then you could address two masters and slaves.

There are so many games that come close to that description. The only two I can think of off hand is Kye and Oxyd. (Or Per.Oxyd, which was a sequel.)

Oooooo, that's a pretty "About This Computer" box. :D Clones were always fun to look at in MacMall magazines when I was a kid.

Very rare, according to lowendmac.com, only about 50 were made. 8-o Very nice clone macinbot! ;)

http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/homer-094 What version of Mac OS are you running? That might help recommend a particular client and version.

Here's my latest sample of the THINK Pascal User Manual (Chapters 1-3) Because I have the left and right pages in separate projects, the right pages somehow were generated slightly larger than the left pages. (Ugh, I'll have to start all over to fix this. :p )

Original Discussion I've though it'd be best to continue the discussion here since it wasn't related to the item for sale in the other topic anymore. Anyway, here's the pictures you requested Concorde1993. ;)...

The first time in over 20 years. A new Macintosh Plus has been born! (Well, I suppose that was really on the 4th when you first got the Happy Mac to work. But eh.) Congrats on your lasted achievement! :D Do you know why it locked up after five minutes?

Well, done some testing and so far I've noticed the following: Generic bookmark icon is different/missing? (Dashed rounded edge box, recall it being a globe or document.) Several of the "about: " pages were not working on the first time launch of TFF 8.0b1 (Upon second launch, they now work...

Well hey, lucky you! :D Glad to see you finally got the problem solved. And it wasn't even your fault!

How about you try and install say Mac OS 7.5.3 on one of the external HDs and see if they boot from the 8500. That way we'll see if these drives are capable of doing so. Even though theoretically it should work. :p

Sadly, the ZIP file format does not preserve resource forks. Is this your own copy of Toast you zipped? or is it a copy you got elsewhere? If you got it from elsewhere, it might very well be a disk image or ISO within a zip.

You mentioned unpacking. From what format are you unpacking the program from? If you are downloading .bin .sit .hqx files, you should leave them that way and unpack them in SheepShaver or on the Mac. These files have the resource forks encoded and will be lost if unpacked on Windows. If Stuffit...

That is totally awesome BMOW! :D It's so cool to watch you rebuild computer history with modern technology.

I've put a 5200 motherboard into a LC580 case. If the connectors align and connect, then it should work without any problems. Actually, I recall my dad putting a 6400 motherboard into a 5400 case, which is exactly the same as the 5200.

Just goes to show you how GOOD Macs are for graphics and presentation. :D Wow, only $1.25? Someone got a good deal! That's just, just... Yeah what Trash said.