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The simm supports are genius. It will put the ram in the right spot even if the clips are broken?

I see this has OpenSSH version 5 from 2008. anyone compile something newer?

Oooh I didn’t realize the SE wasn’t already prepared for this. I knew the SE30 was….

Replaced RAM on the board. Still get a bus error when the Init tries to load. No clue at this point. I'll be replacing the lithium NVRAM battery with a MacBatt that came in the mail yesterday, then decide if I'm going to continue to try and make that accelerator work, or remove it and work it...

Is someone making new PDS riser cards that would let us put more than one card in an SE? YES, I know I likely need to remove a drive or two. I've done that, as I'm using an external BlueSCSI for drive purposes. I have an Accelerator card in an SE already and would like to add the ethernet...

So..I have an SE with soldered in PRAM battery. I’m going to clip it out and solder in a MacBatt to get away from the lithium potential leak. Why did you choose the battery and holdrr?

Yup! Figured that out a few hours ago. Sadly it looks like the NewLife board is... Funky. I suspect bad RAM.

Alright... So the accelerator board is not working. The memory is not activating (it has 16MB on it and the system only sees the 4mb on the motherboard board). And I get a bus error when the Init tries to load for extra controls, in both system 7.1.1 and 6.0.8 I'm going to have to open it up...

I do! It's installed in my "SE Faux 30" An SE motherboard, with the NewLife 16mhz 68030 W/ FPU card, in an SE/30 case (because this has the good screen)

I've got an intel iMac. And for me, this seems the least painful? Download the files I want directly to the SD card, and then manipulate everything in the destination environment

Well, I figured it out... For some reason, when I unzip the file with stuffit, the file types are wrong. ResEdit to dImg and dCpy fixes it.

Copying them via the BlueSCSI toolbox on the SE itself.

Ok... I managed to get stuffit 4 installed. And I have just about every disk image utility known to Apple installed... I'm thinking the .dsk file at this link is funky: https://www.savagetaylor.com/2023/01/17/68k-accelerators-newlife-computer-corporation/#nl16se That has the drivers for the...

thanks for that... With the Recovery disk from Apple, I'm pretty sure I can get the Asante EN/SC working, and just download directly the rest of anything I need.

Ok... I either need a premade .hda file for my BlueSCSI that has some tools in it (like stuff it expander), or I need to know what the file type is for a SEA file so I can edit with ResEdit and get my stuff it .sea file working. I've got a bunch of .sit files ready to go....

Ok, I guess my coffee kicked in properly and I washed thru the AI soup of Google and found this. I think this is absolutely viable for me. I just have to make OpenBSD do it.... https://nerdhut.de/2016/06/22/macintosh-classic-crt-intro/

I have to believe somebody has made this before... Is there some kind of adapter that lets a modern small board computer (like a BeagleBoneBlack or Raspberry Pi), send its video to a compact Mac CRT? I have some good tubes, and some analogue boards that could be recapped, and all I REALLY want...

This SE/30 screen is in GREAT shape. No flickering or any other issues. So this is now officially... The SE Faux 30!

Oh noes! There's definitely an issue with the screen....

She boots! The accelerator might not be live yet. Trying to get the disk images and such downloaded and set on the BlueSCSI.