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It's set in the control panel. You can modify partitions of your CF card with the windows app Ciderpress. You may have to run as administrator.

If you have the MicroDrive from Reactive micro, it's easy to turn one partition into Total Replay. It makes gaming on the IIgs fantastic, and should be akin to a real Apple II for you.

I think you should have rather good luck with either, but I would start with the IIgs unless your LC is hooked to a better monitor than you have available for the IIgs. Do you have any floppy drives or floppy emulators (floppyemu)?

Double infinite power!! I think being a cable guy helped lessen the sinking stomach feeling when turning something on, because so many times it was not plugged in, the breaker was off, etc etc., that now if I turn something on and it doesn't work, I go straight for the power cord :ROFLMAO...

That's an interesting tidbit I did not know re: it only working right on compacts

If a (slightly?) newer machine uses the same HDD interface, it should be OK. When using an adapter to IDE/PATA, I like using mSATA enclosures when possible over SD card for endurance sake, and the speed is good.

I'm currently using an mSATA in my Pismo with an adapter. It's quite nice. If you want info on it let me know but I found it on this same forum.

I hear ya. That's rough to hear your story too. The only machines I really miss are my sisters Powerbook 190 she left me when she graduated college, and the Powermac 7500 I bought with paper route money. I could hardly name the rest of the machines anymore, mostly 68k macs and 486 PCs. If I...

I had to re-start my collection less than 10 years ago, so unfortunately there are still some things I haven't replaced or don't know if I will at todays market rates. To make a long story short, after Hurricane Katrina, I went from my home in MI to NOLA to work for several months. While I was...

No appropriate optical drive sadly, but I do have an extra GGLabs SCSI card...

I have not (re)tried that yet, but I am almost certain it was my mesh network messing it up last time. I had tcpdump running on the Pi after setting it all up, and it would show incoming packets from the SE and respond to pings, but the SE would report 100% packet loss if memory serves. When I...

I fired up my Pismo, connected via ethernet to my home LAN, and I was able to use my Printer via the RaSCSI with an ethernet appletalk connection. It was very quick and easy at this point, since the RaSCSI already had the default printer etc configured. I printed out a hassle free full color...

No apology necessary, I appreciate the helpful stuff regardless. That github issue was closed with a link to this which would indicate that this might only work [well] on Atari systems at the moment: https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/pull/670 As a last ditch I could try the LaserWriter IISC...

So this info and the SCLP Driver are irrelevant for Mac users? At this point I've not just used the easyinstall.sh but I've browsed the repo and source code, recursively looking through the code for the SCLP specific lines. https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/issues/664 In the web interface you...

Thank you for clearing up the missing link here! A network connection makes more sense, and at least there I see data making it somewhere useful. I still was confused because I'm binding the printer to a SCSI ID. If I had ethernet access from the SE to the Pi, it seems like binding the printer...

Don't take this wrong; I know very well how CUPS works. For better or worse I've got a good decade of Linux adminning under the belt. CUPS is functioning fine, both on the Pi and on the iMac physically hooked to the printer. I can pipe text to the lp command on the Pi and have paper come out...

Still pulling my hair out on this SCSI printer idea, perhaps I should split it to it's own thread if I can't figure it out soon. On my RaSCSI, I upgraded it from an older version, but did so per the docs. Like I said above, the lp command and cups seem to be fine. Netatalk had to be set up...

I'm really close to getting this working. I have a good working lp command that works from the shell on the RaSCSI (i.e. if i run `head doc.txt | lp -h my.cups.server it will spit out 10 lines from my printer as expected). I have configured the RaSCSI web interface with the right CLI command and...

What are you trying to do Apple II wise? Anything "II in a Mac" might help with? https://www.landsnail.com/ii-in-a-mac.htm#:~:text=II%20in%20a%20Mac%20was,Card%20for%20the%20Mac%20LC.