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Glad to hear! Great question - I know that duktape is designed/can be configured to run on very low end systems / microcontrollers, I guess it would be dependent on the overhead of my code. I'm no C++ expert so initially it might be extremely slow before someone optimizes it. --- A few more...

Had this idea for a while so over this weekend I've managed to write a quick-and-dirty proof of concept for it - but I want to make sure that there is at least some interest in either helping me develop this or developing apps using this – or if you think my programming privileges should be...

Oh my god, thank you so much Alex! It helped me a lot - and I must apologize for the late reply - I was waiting for new capacitors to show up before checking back here (I got this, by the way) Since it's my first ever try doing soldering, the first attempt resulted in the "Sad Mac tune"...

That's what I feared :( I've seen some posts about this part of the board especially being prone to break - and the caps looks bulgy.. Don't know much about caps or replacing them so I think I will need to pay someone to do this for me :) (any suggestions?)

Hi everyone, I recently got a Color Classic and I'm trying to get it to work properly - the first step was to let it sit plugged in for about two-three days before it would even try to boot up.. then I installed a SCSI2SD and got 7.6 installed on it. The problem is - it is crashing a lot. When...

Hi everyone, As probably most of you know, Wallstreet G3 screen hinges have the tendency to.. well, give up. I've just got a Wallstreet and I would like to know how I can delay this as much as I can. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Found this - has screenshots and all. (Seems to be the UK version though, has £ signs all over it) I've been seeing a lot of fully packaged Performas on eBay lately, maybe one of them might have them (if you are willing to pay $300-400 for a Performa though :P)

This is magnificent! Can't wait to take a look once I learn more! (MacHub, especially, sounds really interesting) I just bought it :p  I also bought the Toolbox Essentials and several others, which should be interesting.. It's a shame this died out, looks really promising :(  I think someone...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to learn Toolbox programming (oh how I miss Cocoa already, not going to lie) so I was thinking about setting up a Wiki for Toolbox and Carbon programming in C/C++ so I can document what I learn and people can add what they know to it. The reason for this is: Apple...

Speaking of moving to a Pismo, it appears that my Pismo doesn't like the SSD I've used in the Wallstreet (holding Alt shows the HDD as "Macintosh HD" but I get the "floppy drive with question mark icon" when I try to boot off it) does anyone know how to fix this?

Ugh. You've just confirmed everything I feared.. I've checked both websites, they were both out of stock - and yeah, expensive! Bookyard sells one hinge for $15 while PBM sells screens starting at $35 going up to $60! There are machines cheaper than that on eBay hahah I could just buy another...

Years ago, when I was much younger, I remember buying a Wallstreet (or PDQ?) for around ~$10-15 because it was in horrible shape. But the worst thing about it was that the left hinge was completely broken. It was so bad that screen couldn't even stay up. Fast forward to this year, I bought a...

Nope, it just adds huge black borders around the picture. :(

Hmm interesting.. yeah I am not even sure why they even made TV capabilities of this machine so prominent (front bezel keys, remote, etc) since the LCD does not support upscaling.  By the way, can you share the Developer Note? I think it might be an interesting read. :)

Interesting find: I found "TV Monitor 1.0.1" from 1994 (not sure where, I found it on my TAM and downloaded just before Internet Explorer crashed - I think it was on one of the Info-Mac mirrors) and the release notes says one of the fixes for 1.0.1 was to make sure the window is not resized...

Ah damn it.. Now I have to admit I was wrong :p I can push my luck even further and try to use the G3 AIO I have as a replacement but that thing doesn't have IR support or RF in and it's huge (and well,.. let's say, unique looking.) so I really like having the TAM there. So it is the hardware...

Hi everybody, So the TV in our bedroom broke and I've been (stubbornly) pushing the 20th Anniversary Mac I had hiding in the closet as a replacement, ignoring my husband's pleads for a TV set. I thought it would be great: Nice sound system. Remote that controls not only the sound but also...

Hmm, it looks like I do have the correct cable, though =/ A Google search for "A2C0311" pointed me to an eBay listing* (it also has the picture of the box with that part number mentioned in the manual) with this photo, while the cable I have is this. And if my eyes aren't fooling me, the cable...

My horrible luck continues :p I've got an ImageWriter II (A9M0310). I've managed to get it working with a PowerBook G3, but not with the Lisa. I bought a 8-Pin to D connector cable (it has a printer icon on the 8-pin side and an Apple logo on the other, with only 6 pins on the D connector...

Unfortunately all the ImageWriter Is on eBay are "untested" (ie: broken) There is a good amount of working ImageWriter IIs though. Seems like ImageWriter II also uses parallel and serial (or at least this seller I found on eBay is giving a parallel cable for no reason with it), is it compatible...