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OP has a 16Mhz board. I think I have a 25Mhz board because the crystal on mine is 50Mhz. I have an unused-in-box MicroMac DOCI50-FPU that apparently has a 50Mhz 030 on it that I'm not currently using since my IIci has an 040. If the jumpers on this MultiSpeed control the frequency multiplier...

CliffsNotes version for those of us that don't know what that means? I mean, I know what it means to qualify a part at certain frequencies, but am unfamiliar with how that corresponds to the markings on these CPUs. The top line on the 030 in my MultiSpeed says "XC68030RC20B". Does that say...

I have a whole thread over on TD where I stumble through recapping and repairing my MultiSpeed...there are plenty of pictures there. There's also a decent-sized picture of the top side of mine in the garden link I posted above (y)

There are 4 jumpers on mine too, but I don't know what they're for. Every picture I've ever seen of a MultiSpeed (with and without FPU) had JP2 closed and JP0, JP1, and JP3 open. I've also seen a few photos with those jumpers hardwired in that configuration. I've seen a photo of one with a...

My MicroMac MultiSpeed has a 50Mhz crystal. I assume that means it's the 25Mhz model?

I posted a dump of ROM 4.1 here: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/daynafile-inventory-jumper-settings.41418/post-476302

Photos of my DaynaFile are attached, as well as a dump of ROM 4.1. I have a TEAC FD-55BR-578-U on J2 and a TEAC FD-55GFR on J3. Board revision 2.1 and ROM version 4.1. I was too lazy to take the drives out, but you can still see their jumper positions in the pictures.

I'd buy a cloned 1MB cache for my 6100.

I have Win95 on mine and don't remember what driver stuff I did when installing, but I have 256 colors at 640x480. I leave it at 16 colors at 800x600 for the extra screen real-estate though. Let me know if you want me to look at how I have something configured, or I could even find a way to...

Congratulations! A 6100 DOS was my first computer when I was a kid, and I stupidly got rid of it in college. I recently made it my mission to get and restore one to just like the one I used to have:

Some of those traces/vias look pretty sketchy to me. When you say you checked them, do you mean visually or with a multimeter in continuity mode? I would also verify continuity for each pin on those ICs with corroded legs. Yes, it's painstaking, but necessary. I think schematics for the SE...

Besides replacing the battery-damaged components, did you verify continuity of all traces/vias in the corroded area?

I recapped my IIci power supply and it was a pain...using a modern replacement might be wise. Also, check the condition of UB13, UD13, and UE13. These ICs are part of the soft power-on circuit, and they're commonly damaged by leaking capacitors. Two of them flaked right off my IIci board and had...

Ya, the pricing doesn't suggest that the accelerator is included, but then the MicroMac website says this: https://www.micromac.com/products/lc_pws.html "Includes 32MHz 68030 ThunderCache accelerator for increased performance up to 220%" and the manual says this: So I dunno. Seems like...

I wonder if any of the PDS adapters purported to be included with the Power Workstation ever made it into the wild then. Mine didn't appear to come with one even though it's mentioned and pictured in the manual.

@joshc @olePigeon @jessenator I started a thread about it on TinkerDifferent with more pictures and a scan of the manual.

Just came across this thread...yes, apparently they sold them and people bought them...because I've got one: