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...I've had a question for a while now concerning the HD20. Is it capable to have a higher drive capacity? I know it isn't really possible to replace the 20MB HDD in a real unit, but is there anything in the HD20 protocol to limit you to 20MB? (or 32MB? or 2GB?..) :-D

One could argue that up until recently, you needed them to operate a 128k/etc due to lack of SCSI port, but now that the floppy emulator has been released even I have to admit the ol' floppy is no longer needed...

With throughhole ICs like that he would have been better off making a custom PCB with PCB push pins for the IC holes connecting to a SIMM socket.

Adding to my question regarding the Classic II, I just looked at a high res logic board image (since I'm too lazy to open mine) and it looks like it only has 4 RAM chips. Going by the part number shown (KM44C1000AJ- 8) it is unfortunately already using 1M x 4 ICs (which would make sense since...

Perhaps the Classic II is a different enough design to the Classic (I) to allow more than 2MB onboard RAM.

I've been watching this thread with great interest. I would love to double the amount of RAM my 475 can handle... 8-o Sorry to hijack this thread a bit, but would this sort of thing work for a Classic II? It has 2MB onboard in the same style as this. Any chance it could be increased to 8MB...

Someone in the IRC channel pointed me towards https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dillo, but the only ports for it are DOS, Windows, OSX & Linux. It might be compact enough to run on later 68k machines, though it uses a 3d rendering libary that doesn't seem to have an early Mac version...

The logic boards in the 867 and the 1ghz are the same board. The only difference is there are a few resistors on the board that set the CPU speed. If you are good at SMT soldering and have some spare resisitors (IIRC you need 1 or 2 extra resisitors to up the speed) you can swap/add the...