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MRJ FAQ, maybe useful

looked through wayback... 2.2.3 doesn't appear to have been archived unfortunately. that being said, it looks like 2.2.4/2.2.5 will also run on 8.6. apple dev ftp archive here relevant wayback archive

I like this site and love all of you people equally even if the feeling is not always mutual.

definitely a fun little tale I think most people here would very much appreciate anything you're willing to release @Huguenot :)

looks nifty to me

no, no... I needed one.. for my sun workstation keyboard! I had to buy one 😡

realistically you probably won't find a non-crossed over din8 serial cable. i beeped out every single one of mine and found zero straight through ones.

Of course. Just need a 2.5 to 50 pin scsi adapter… there’s some on eBay. Now, personally… I wouldn’t bother. The 2.5” SCSI emulators are marginally harder to find. Might as well sell it and buy a proper 50pin one.

lol I’m messing with you guys, aserker is my alt Generally you’re allowed to criticize parts of hobbies you disagree with. You consider my side uncouth do you not?

windows xp gold edition type beat

why not cut out the middleman and learn to program?

i would install mac os 10.1

SlopTTY

fyi i bought these and they exploded my iifx. i have to repair the iifx-sized hole in my roof now.

other than the case, there's nothing particularly special about the drive. just another small company buying drives and cases and slapping their label on them. you can see CMS adverts in macworlds and macusers of the time. the case was definitely originally designed with IBM PCs in mind... but...

it’s hard to say. Could be a combination of all those points. Myself, I’ve never had a good time using hot air to remove caps… I use the excellent and highly recommended method of cutting the capacitors with an hakko cutter and then removing the IC legs with a soldering iron and a bunch of no...

llm slop or a child's imagination. call it

give it a try, but don't be surprised if it doesn't work.

at that point, might as well just use a zulu-compatible scsi emulator for the cdrom i assume the OP wants a physically working cdrom though