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I havent tried variadic macros, but some limited testing indicates that compound literals work fine, as long as "ANSI Strict" is turned off... for example, both of the following compile and run: struct Test { int b, c, d; }; void output(struct Test a) { cout << a.b << " " << a.c << " "...

That would lend even more credence IMHO to the idea that it's an apple prototype rather than a third party commercially released accelerator... Like I said before, it's definitely not a big mac, but from that folklore article: I wonder if these were a run of developer machines, later than the...

The C++ compiler is always enabled, but it's only used for .cpp/cp files - the option forces it to be always used instead of the C compiler. The option that toggles "future" features is to have "ANSI Strict" turned off, and it is off by default anyway. In my VS 2019 project that I mentioned...

That's not so bad - engineered USW joints generally have a few sharp edges around which to fracture cleanly... I'm guessing on your one it left an easily glue-able fracture line?

Is the glue in these able to be softened with a hot air gun? I have a 5300 psu that I'd like to do at some point also...

I wouldn't say that I enjoy it as such, but I do have a habit of succumbing to these kinds of morbid curiosities...!

This is interesting, and I can see that I could stand to learn a bit more about the boot process... One limitation that I've found with the SE cards is that if you have multiple bootable partitions on a drive connected to an SE, it will only boot the first bootable partition regardless of which...

All the SE cards are bootable from my tests. I have a II and a IV, and ran the IV on its original firmware for a good while with no issues. However, if the only bootable drive in the system is connected to one of the cards it will not simply find it and boot from it. The boot volume has to be...

The Jackhammer is fussy about disk drivers. I found that it did not play well with volumes that were formatted with anything other than FWB Hard Disk Toolkit. It's been a few years so I don't recall the details, but I did my experiments with a SCSI2SD v6 and a few real hard drives in a Quadra...

For fun, I recently ported a project of mine that I wrote in visual studio 2019 that is quite heavy on C++11 / C++17 features. I was surprised by how few changes it required in order to compile in CW Pro 4.

I didn’t see this one in your list - AE transwarp 1325. Basic SE accelerator with no additional memory

Looks awesome!

Ah, that sucks :( How difficult are these to remove cleanly if it turns out to not be colourfast or whatever?

Curious why you're changing the process when the previous decals have all come out so nicely?

That must be a slightly later card than mine, as mine still has the Emulex branded FAS101... Edit: Also really interesting to have a shot of the SE 1, as I'd not seen one before, even more interesting that the SE 1 and SE 2 appear to be effectively the same card...

I would need to double check with an older system version, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't use the a/rose extension. Also, it is possible to boot via this card, which means it is running before the OS loads. I think that however it is using the 68000, it's doing it using it's own rom... All...

More research, the SiliconExpress IV has a QLogic scsi chip. Turns out QLogic was a spin off of Emulex in 1992. There are QLogic FAS101 parts: https://shop.tvsat.com.pl/en_GB/p/10pcs-FAS101-SCSI-Processor-SMD-PLCC68-QLOGIC-/36213 https://www.ebay.com/itm/395996260051

I'm pretty sure that is total nonsense from that site... I also have one of these cards, and at a cursory glance, the pins connected to the scsi connectors correlate with the Emulex ESP scsi controllers. Google AI (actually useful for once) found this old oracle driver description document...

Nice work! I have an old thread on here somewhere, also a Q800, where the cd drive worked but had really distorted sound output. I didn't know about recapping these drives back then, so I was advised by members here to do so. When I took it apart and saw the state of the board I was...

Awesome! Ditto that!