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yep ... I got a Mac IIfx for EU150, and a Mac IIci for EU50, but there also someone selling a Mac LC for EU500, no monitor, no keyboard ...

What are the options I have for a new PSU? The ASTEC PSU states: Output +5V SB 1mA +5V 12A -12V 1.0A +12V 1.5A Total power is 90W=60W+12W+18W Let assume that I'll not use a HD and have one VGA card + NIC card. I'm thinking of a 150W +12V PSU (typically for LED strips) and a 150W picoATX...

what about the magic sponge? I use it with care because it can whiten the plastic since it's abrasive, someone I recall used it in place of the retrobright technique @Pushpull76 , from Italy here as well, nice conquest

it's already a tantalum in mine so, once cleaned it might work out of the box ... assuming the PSU is fine (unlikely)

don't retrobright the cat!

yup, thanks, you'r right https://recapamac.com.au/macintosh-iifx/

tks, guys. I recapped the PSU but unfortunately it does not work, shortcutting pin 9 and 10 does not starts it up and in any case it does not provide the +5V standby. I will inspect it further for burn-out ares or evident damages, but I don't have competence to make a diagnosis. I don't like it...

Hi mates, this is a good period ... I got a Mac IIfx, not bombed with no caps leakages. It's in its way, so I have only pictures at the moment. I see there is a: - Apple 820-0400-06 630-0400 Macintosh Display Card with expansion SIMMs - Nubus rev 3 Network card with RJ45, no precise...

quite an improvement: + washing machine, econo mode with lower temperature + IPA scrubbing + soap scrubbing + IPA rinsing Another round and I'm set

After a first round of cleaning and the SMD caps removed, I'll investigate the axial one later. Yeah, there is work to be done here ... quite some :( , still I do not see damages. I just hope I don't need to remove the ICs to clean them properly because I see lot of gunk below. The PSU does not...

I'm worried here ... gee ... :(

I found a Mac IIci, no HD, with a floppy drive, video card, 8MB and PSU for a nice price. I need to recap it, the electrolytic caps have leaked but apparently it's not that bad. I'll leave the axial ones. I did not open the PSU yet, it will need a recap as well I did not have yet a IIci in my...

@slipperygrey thanks dude, much appreciated, hurry is not a thing in here. BTW, I've asked Synology support to update their DSM package to support the latest Netatalk v3

To close the thread, I had the same issue, in my case the floppy drive was the culprit, I solved it by replacing the it.

I'm going to create a docker container for Netatalk 2.2.8 and in case to make it available here, but apt for Debian only supports Netatalk v 3.1.12. I might sound lazy, but I want to avoid the compile it and I'm struggling to find a binary for v-2.2.8: my base for docker file is going to be...

@slipperygrey the bug about the file size I have happens with the version installed with my NAS 3.1.12 I have no way to upgrade it

@Green78II I'm successfully using FTP from the NAS for my legacy Macs as well, still I want to explore now AppleTalk and to share folders so keeping resource and data forks intact. @slipperygrey if I got it right, my roadmap is to install Netatalk 2.2.8 in some host in my LAN, so to have AFP...

DSM uses Netatalk-3.1.12. AFP protocol version supported: 2.2 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Open-source Netatalk removed AppleTalk since Netatalk-3.0. Therefore, DSM does not support DDP. I'll disable AFP from the NAS and install MacIPgw

thanks pal, it's not my comfort zone here so I might be wrong but ... sure thing the NAS speaks only TCP/IP but it might supports EtherTalk which is LocalTalk over Ethernet. The Asante can do the magic by converting AppleTalk on Ethernet <--> AppleTalk on LocalTalk. If the AFP implementation on...

Hi pals, I have something that can be useful to other and some questions at the end. I was struggling installing Netatalk as a docker container in my NAS 218+ when I noticed the error "port 548 already in use" .."WHAT???". I then recall an AFP flag in the "File Services". When I installed it a...