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Actually, one thing that makes the IIci different is that it has a 32-bit pure ROM. Remember, this machine wasn't even listed on the Daystar manual and images, just the earlier IIcx, and as you note, probably expects 7.0.1. I am guessing then that my v1.0 (2434) ROMs in the turbo 040 is...

So, I managed to get my hands on a Mac IIci to test the Daystar digital Turbo 040 card, but alas still no go... First boot got a grey screen and mouse cursor top left, but all locked up. Subsequent boots less success, with the IIci even failing to kick on power after pressing the power key on...

Per http://www.gla.ac.uk/~gwm1h/Error_Codes/Sad_Mac_Codes.htmlthis is a "$000F Reserved for Macintosh compatibility" issue. Any ideas what could be causing this? Have a stock standard Mac IIci, 12mb with 80MB hdd and ext Cd 300e attachedand terminated properly. Have noted the occasional lockup...

Good AUX installation guide: http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/os/aux/ As it says, "If the installer doesn't find the CD, you will be hosed."

I'd agree on LIDO for SCSI2SD being better to use. Have used the SilverLining HD installer but find that it tends to jump the queue often (ie it boots before a slow internal hdd can get going!) so have used that exclusively for an external LaCie 2GB hdd that I use for repairs/updates/backups...

Pre System 7.5.3 you need to stay under 2.1GB partitions. See this Apple Support Doc: Macintosh Operating System: Maximum Volume Size https://support.apple.com/kb/TA28860 I think you also need to setup the SCSCI2SD as separate SCSI devices (different IDs) of say 2GB or 4GB (if over 7.5.2)...

Speaking of recaps, a handy link to this article on refurbishing a NeXT CD Rom (mostly same drives as Apple CD SC) http://www.asterontech.com/Asterontech/next_cdrom_refurb.html

Try this site. I got a few 800k and 1.44 system and disk tools disk from here. http://rescuemyclassicmac.com/buyadisk/buyadisk.html

Hi, just coming back to this as I have a Radius Monitor inbound and would like to get this radius connector cloned so I can use it... As before, here's my Radius SE/30 TPD album, now including some close ups of the Radius proprietary connector I am trying to clone. The BNC end is easy, the bit...

5_6_1_INSTALLER.HQXThe link below is from www.driverguide.com - which I usually steer clear or but this file was referenced on an earlier archived 68kmla forum post see - https://68kmla.org/forums/archive/topic.asp.TOPIC_ID=6024.html http://www.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=69618

Could try this one http://www.applefritter.com/files/Asante_Ethernet_software.img.hqx Or this ver 5.3 http://www.macgui.com/downloads/?file_id=20340&keywords=asante

I believe most of the Apple printers were Canon or HP machines inside Apple designed frames. This one was based on Canon's 'Bubblejet' print engine, so you might find a replacement motor is possible and relatively cheap, or you can pick up another off ebay and combine the best parts.

Sounds like paper jammed in there somewhere - see the Service Source manual for green power light on; error light flashing...  https://archive.org/stream/apple_printer_manual_stylewriter/stylewriter#page/n0/mode/2up

I acquired some 5mm sized bi-color LEDs as suggested by CelGen and wired it up (per the end of video linked above) and my Macintosh IIsi's 'Green' Power LED now flickers amber when HDD activity occurs. Keen to do this with other Mac's - is it even possible with other Mac II models? Where would...

For future reference: Apple Support doc on these. https://support.apple.com/kb/TA42169 Macintosh IIfx: Termination (4/95) This article contains information about Macintosh IIfx termination and external terminators. This article has been archived and is no longer updated by Apple. There have...

I now have one of these cards, but not the Snooper 2.0 software noted above. Anyone got the software or a link to it? Also is the manual around in PDF?

I think the myth is because it's not needed on most later iifx's (as it seems from some old comments I have seen), but early models had issues. Happy to be proven wrong but i can't get ext SCSI working without say an Iomega termination whereas other passive grey SCSI terminators don't work.

Amazing that no-one here seems to have had one ever. Probably gets mistaken for other things not Mac related as it really looks generic until you put it next to a Mac ii and they clearly look related

Here's a "left" hinge $19..     http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEFT-Powerbook-G3-M4753-Wallstreet-LCD-Display-Hinge-Clutch-for-14-/322046572657 And a full set for $59 (i.e. the price of a 2nd hand Wallstreet!)     ...

I find that if I attach an external SCSI with normal terminator, I lose the internal SCSI HDD (not a SCSI ID issue btw) unless I use my Iomega drive as the last device in the chain (which seems to work better), hence I think I need one of these black connectors to make it stable and work.