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It CAN implement an ethernet connection over scsi, but not without a client-side driver. The driver provided is for X68000, not Macintosh. That said, we've had a few discussions about this in the last day over in IRC... There's some potential in this, but I don't believe it's in the direction...

It'll likely clock to 40 with minimal issues, especially as there was a 40mhz version. An 060 won't work in any Mac regardless, without modifying Apple's ROM (no one has made any progress to this end even after 20+ years)

Any chance you have dumped the rom and compared to the retail?

Another note (I've been doing a lot of board and chassis tests recently) - if you store your boards out of machines, they can build up some oxidation on the "edge connector". One fine example was the system that had no LED, and front panel board didn't function- cleaning that section of the...

In response to the original topic, as stated, the 3.3v is for the PCI bus. That said, the earlier 6360 and 6400 era boards should need it if you need to drive a pci device, while the 6500 boards may not. The boards SHOULD work fine regardless without 3.3v, you just won't be able to run any PCI...

I'm pretty sure i've seen these before- I think they were part of an aftermarket tape drive kit...

nice get- I miss good chance finds like this, but the market's been a mess for years.

I'm in a situation where i need some of these- where did you track them down? The internet isn't being very cooperative today.

There are 3 install discs that were issued by apple to DTK owners: Mac OS X 10.4.1 8B1025 Mac OS X 10.4.1 8B1099 Mac OS X 10.4.3 8F1111 All of these have been patched in various forms, but for a DTK, the more original, the better. I spent quite a while sorting the mess out a few years ago...

The BIOS is a custom one based on the intel reference bios for this board series. It pre-dates the "retail" board used in the D915GXX series by a little bit (no surprise there as the board and TPM were pre-programmed by Intel for apple. The Installer for this system was fully leaked in the...

I've had a few wallstreet/pdq's identify as 400 as well- i think it's a bug in certain builds of the system/system profiler- usually after a reinstall they show up correctly.

yes, that Turbo 601 you have will work in IIsi (with adapter), IIcx, IIci (from experience), probably a couple others (as Charlieman notes), but not the quadra's- they have a different PDS slot both form factor and electronically.

it should- you might have to format the drives with atto/fwb software- it's been a while since I've used the cards, but i do know they're bootable.

Any chance you'd be interested in parting with the 200MP (with or without the matching) name badge? I'd really like to reassemble my old system from college (nostalgia). drop me a PM if possible- I can provide a number of other badges in its place - other model 9600's, g3 badges, etc.

I've had one of these for a few years as well... some notes I've taken: Motherboard is a custom short run (BARRACUDA) from Intel based on the D915GAGL platform. Board options included are Gigabit Lan, iee1394, and TPM. TPM is pre-programmed with the keys required to decode Finder and other...

Does that cube have the gigabit adapter?

IIRC, some of the Performa OS builds of 7.1.X had WIEEEEERD version numbers littered throughout- my guess is that it's this. If you're still curious, grab some screenshots of the in question version number as well as some of the get info panels on System, Finder, and all the System Enablers.

I'll check mine tonight- I have the 1999 and 2000 versions- still looking for 2001 addon

I'm kinda confused- the image you posted is a composite photo, not an actual clear lid.?.?

really. wow. words cannot express. I think i just ow.