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It seems for whatever reason the link for 'DOM109.hqx' was changed to point to the main tech support page (the one it's already on) prior to creating the archive, but the prior snapshot does have a real link and file. Hope that helps! Also, assuming yours is one of these...

On close inspection I noticed the ISA card bracket on the Orange386 had begun to erode the surface coating and exposed some copper on one of the traces. I added some washers in between the PCB and the bracket on reinstallation to avoid further contact. (sadly, this was not the cause of the CMOS...

Sorry I forgot to respond to this. My card is the earlier Orange386 which only has the massive DB-78 connector. The drive is attached through the accessory kit breakout cable.

The two Apple OEM cards I have aren't socketed, but my Reply one is so I dumped that one; they're likely identical. I also took some better quality photos of these Orange386 and OrangePC 290 cards.

I've meant to post an update here for a while now but life gets busy sometimes... Since my original testing I've acquired both a SCSI2SD v6 (Rev f) and two Stratos CF AztecMonster cards which have been quite useful for SCSI benchmarking (and quite nice to use as primary media too!) The RAID...

As far as I know all of the FW400 boards should be capable. This lends credence to the non-standard firmware theory. Has a CPU upgrade (especially a faster one, 1.7GHz+) been installed in the past? Some of those require aftermarket firmware which needs nvram patches active for OS 9 and/or OS X...

If memory serves, the very last OS 9 compatible G4s will only run from the "OS 9 General" installation (probably similar to what's on the MDD 2003 restore set.) http://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=1037.0 The "Mac OS 9.2.2 For Previously Unsupported G4s" image should also work, but...

Altivec Fractal Carbon hits altivec pretty hard from OS 9. It's a bit bursty, but it was enough to toast one altivec unit in a 7410 I had clocked at 600MHz in a Pismo. It was stable before, but after looping Altivec Fractal Carbon about 10 minutes it now freezes immediately if anything tries to...

Wow, my eyes really didn't want to see them... But yep, three in the middle on three sides and two pairs on the fourth side.

Those RCA ports are used for video input. There are a couple expansions that can do RCA composite out, but they'd go in the GIMO video port or the PCI slot. Oops, re-read that and realized you mean it stops the main video from working. Odd...

If you have a suitable mac formatted SCSI drive or SD solution you can plug into the DB25, dragging the drive icon from the desktop into another drive or folder should copy all contents. If you have an AAUI to RJ45 ethernet dongle you can use that Comm slot card to connect to an Appletalk...

I don't see any pins bridged on mine...

Alsoft DiskWarrior provides a similar function and works very well. https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/disk-warrior-3

I haven't seen 800x600 available on either my 700 or 950s. I'd guess the adapter's ID pins are confusing something. I did once have an interesting experience with my 700 and a KVM. I had a Multiple Scan 17 connected to the KVM, and used a spare cable from an AppleColor High Resolution RGB...

On the 840AV I find 8.1 very smooth and responsive, but if you only need the features of 7.x it only gets faster. I tend to keep multiple system folders on my machines though.

Which machine are you testing this in? If it appears as two devices in one slot you might hit snags with some machines that have issues with multiple layers of PCI bridges.

Yeah, that's a better word for it :) I've never had trouble switching OS with my older OrangePCs, so I'm not sure why it would make a difference on the 9600/660. I'll report back next time I mess with it. Re-reading, this note indicates OMI had been working on revising the 600 series firmware...

I've only spent a couple hours mucking with my 660, but I had a similarly frustrating time getting it to reliably switch over. One of the first things I found was someone had set both CPU and bus speeds to the absolute maximum settings via the dip switches, and even when returning them to...

I don’t have any LaCie displays, but this thread seems relevant: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=62869&start=0 Exerpt:

Before my GDM-FW900 lost its flyback I remember it starting up looking like this when it hadn't been plugged in for a while. After warming up for about half an hour an additional option would appear in the OSD to auto-calibrate, which would bring the black levels back to looking beautiful. I...