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Thanks, I added the 1325 to my site using your photos, and used the photos from the brochure you shared to add the Classic and LC versions.

I have updated the list of accelerators on my site to group them by CPU, and to add photos. I'm hoping these changes will make it easier to identify unbranded boards. I managed to find photos for a lot of the accelerators either online, or as photos in advertisements or reviews, but I'm still...

Has anyone experimented yet with SCSI ethernet + an Apple IIe card? I was thinking of experimenting with the Apple IIe card's AppleShare Card feature that emulates an Apple IIe Workstation Card. First, over a legacy wired LocalTalk connection from my LC475 + Apple IIe card to my LC 630 DOS...

Has anyone ever come across a Novy Quik40 board? I'm updating the format of my list of accelerators to include photos and and I came across the note below at https://www.cs.uni.edu/~okane/input.txt Ready for takeoff: '040 boards: accelerator manufacturers are about to release '040 accelerators...

You probably saw the reviews already on the internet archive. Are you planning to try it with with a network or video adapter? "Requires: Mac SE Pros: Great low-cost alternative Requires no additional memory. Allows fall use of memory on the motherboard and full compatibility with all programs...

I updated the footnote on my Apple IIe card page to reference this thread. If you can, you should see if you can use the Asante Tech ethernet card to emulate an Apple IIe Workstation card. One think I want to experiment with on my LC 475, with Apple IIe card and Asante EN/SC, is running a server...

According to this Levco ad it should work as long as the ROMs were upgraded https://archive.org/details/MacWorld_8606_June_1986/page/n7/mode/1up

https://www.savagetaylor.com/TIL/TA31483.html "The Apple IIe Card does not work in multiple card environments. Because of this, the Apple IIe Card will not work when there is any device in the comm slot on the Macintosh LC 575." So if @qubitz got it working, perhaps the incompatibility was fixed?

I've used my MacSD as my internal drive, and the blue SCSI as an external drive on my LC 475. As long as the SCSI ids don't conflict there isn't any issue

I got outbid in the last few seconds. I hope whoever got it uploads it

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/296923841923 I'm planning on bidding on this, I'm hoping that it is the fixed version based on it being in the same box as the SCI remake from 1990. If someone else here plans to bid, let me know. I don't really need the physical copy, I just want to see it uploaded.

I will need to test this with Basilisk II. I used to use Basilisk II and my USB zip drive to setup disks, with this, I should be able to setup my SCSI zip and Jaz drives using Basilisk II.

I just came across a Usenet Archive of binhex files, it includes Macintosh Technical Notes - 250 AppleTalk Phase 2 on the Macintosh Not sure if it would be useful to you or not.

For virtual did you run the installer or just drop the extension in to the system folder? If I remember correctly virtual must be installed so it can detect what accelerator is in your system as part of the installation process. I remember having an issue with one of my accelerators that went...

So, I've found photos for a lot of the boards, but so far no match. The one board that I haven't found a photo for, but has a similar description is the Spectra MacAccelerator. It is a 12MHz + FPU accelerator with no memory expansion, BUT it says it has an option for a Big Picture monitor...

I came across a write-up on the Spectral Innovations, Inc. MacDSP Coprocessor Card and the MacDSPXKC Coprocessor Card, and then found this thread. I was wondering, if we made a modern equivalent of one of the DSP cards, could it be used to deal with the math requirements to provide HTTPS...

Anyone have one of these? "The 020 RailGun Fileserver Accelerator is geared specifically toward speeding up 68000-based Macs for use as file servers, It includes a parallel-processing feature that allows the original processor and RAM on such machines to be used as an AppleTalk and SCSI cache...

Just realized I had misread this thread, I thought this was a 68000 accelerator running at 16Mhz, now I realize it is a 68020 accelerator. I'll let you know if I find a match as I add photos to that section of my list.

Found pictures of the Ryad boards, and it is not a match. So whatever you have I haven't found it listed anywhere yet.

I did experiment a bit with making an easier to update version, that you could try, It setups the SD card as FAT32 format with a set of volume images that can be directly mounted by Basilisk II or mini-vMac. No need to re-burn to the SD. For why it took so long to burn, could be a few...