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Imagine, for a moment, a drop-in CPU replacement for your 68K mac that brings it to 500-800Mhz, AND adds 128MB of RAM. Without, hopefully, a case mod. Compatible with legacy 68K software. Running 6.0.8 (and newer if you insist). $500-ish.  Would that be interesting? To be clear: it doesn't...

Thanks for the link and suggestion. I posted an issue over there. If a solution comes up, I'll post back here. 

I googled around on that, and didn't find anything super relevant, but it was helpful, because it got me looking at the bash script that handles the build. I found some conditionals, like this:      # Components needed for targeting 68K: binutils, gcc     if [ $BUILD_68K != false ]; then   ...

Hi All, I have been playing around with Lightspeed 5 inside Minivmac, and it “works” fine, and really quite nice. It's just a bit painful not having a modern editor, etc. So I was happy to see there was a cross-compiler, Retro68.  I use cross-compilers to do C and assembly with my 8 bits, and...

well, THAT was unexpected. Thanks for the hint. Here's what I tried: 1. disconnect data cable from widget. left power in place, as that seems to get rerouted to the floppy. 2. restart. Try various floppies. Same thing, error 75. Which, according to a doc I found on mac mothership, could be...

on the Brake: yes, that was what finally let it spin up. I have the Pina book, and the lisa repair guide pdf, those have been helpful. And of course the Lisa FAQ. Lots of googling to get me this far, but I ran out of answers, so... I mean, it could still be that the floppies I made, and the...

Hi All, I finally found a Lisa (2/10) recently, in non-working condition. I made some progress: I got it to power on, identified that one of the 2 memory boards is bad, cleaned the floppy and got it to receive and eject disks, got the the HD to spin up (that took some doing), but I can't get...