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OWC had some trashcan Macs for sale for a IMO decent price recently. 3.5GHz 6-core Xeon E5-1650v2 "Late 2013 - 2019" with 32GB DDR3, 256GB SSD, D500 For about 200 shipped, so picked one up Installed 64gb RAM into it and am going to be upgrading the CPU to a Xeon E5-2697 V2 Seems to run...

do you just search for nearly decade old threads and reply to them?

This is an awesome project and definitely interested in either buying a kit or ordering the PCBs once its done Thinking out loud here, I wonder how feasible another one with ADB ports would be?

+1 to Amiga of Rochester(which despite their name, does much more than Amiga). Other option might be The Byte Shop. https://byteshop.io/ in the Boston area, so may be worth a visit if you're close to that He has a really cool collection in his store and according to the site does vintage repairs

a project that's been in the works for like 3 years, and many revisions later, is almost complete The Rackintosh LC. An LC shoved inside an old Sonicwall NSA2600 chassis Currently acting as an Appletalk Internet Router for the Globaltalk project Thanks to Cheesestraws for the front panel PCB...

Been working on a front/back panel for the case thats in the parts list(Hammond RM2015S) Just finishing up some last minute tweaks and I'll post the STL here(and feel free to put it on the github if you want)

this is cool! Just needs a 3d printable bracket to make it rack-mountable!

Got both the PCBs and the components this afternoon, built one, and it seems to work well. Don't have extra ADB cables handy(in the basement...somewhere) but hoping to find them this weekend and really test it out. Awesome work!

do you happen to have the compiled uf2 file you can post? I don't have a linux machine setup currently so if you have one that'd save me a bit of time

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Diodes-Incorporated/MMBT3904-7-F?qs=7F%2FY8wl6X3H3eL7tHVWSBQ%3D%3D (from the SE/30 reloaded BOM - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CAzGjHxQaQrduQC-hQ8sB2I6Y56fUlCWdJMCUDho0NE/edit?gid=0#gid=0 )

DIP2 is already on in the photo/log files

For now I would turn DIP 3 off again, I don't believe debug mode needs to be on at this moment, and it makes the log files harder to read(and don't quote me on that, i believe debug mode being on could effect the performance slightly). So it sees the disk image and has assigned it to SCSI ID...

BlueSCSI uses disk images rather than writing the files directly to the SD card. If you just want to use the bluescsi as a drive, and use the files on that mac/another vintage Mac with SCSI, then yeah you'd just copy it over to the BlueSCSI drive image(which will be mounted on the desktop of...

iDRAC for the Mac LC, love it

That's looking pretty cool! What's the 2nd RJ45 port for?

This looks awesome. Threw in some boards into my most recent PCB order, looking forward to playing around with this!