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just make a guest network with no security and see if you can limit the number of connections to it to one machine

might be a broken trace or cracked solder joint on the analog board, try looking for it and fixing it, use a magnifying glass if you can't see it

you should be able to look up the manual for the drive online if you look for the model number of the drive followed by the word manual

Simple things first, is the termination enabled on the drive, or do you have an external terminator? SCSI needs one set of terminating resistors if there is only one thing on the bus, but needs 2 for two or more devices

maybe take a look at the floppy emu by @bigmessowires

This definitely sounds cool, I wonder if there's a way to configure it to run over Ethernet like Black Night without the WiModem232 (and a 232 to 422 adapter)

If you don't know which 3D printer to get, I recommend the ender-3

I just tested on basiliskii, and it works as it should

Keyword should, in my testing on an LC III (I had to hack 8.1 to run on this), and in BasiliskII, it does not disable the hide label menu check box on OS 8.1

I know Cubase can use MIDI

you're welcome

ok it works on OS 8.1, but I have to disable the "Hide Label button" toggle because there is no Label button and it just hides the Special button

Will this work on Mac OS 8?

if you can, buy a plastic poker and poke around the analog board to see if poking at a certain spot causes the video to come back then out, and try reflowing the component that causes it

use firewire, not USB

Does Timbuktu use VNC or is it something proprietary?

and what software are you using on the SE/30?

does anyone know if the LC III outputs Sync on green?

wait how did you vnc into the SE/30? What program(s) did you use?

honestly would be cool if somebody reverse-engineered one of these because serial mice are way easier to find than Macintosh ones, and I'm sure certain PS/2 ones would work in a serial to PS/2 adapter