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What are you using as your boot disk. to boot the OS's? (floppy, hard drive, SCSI2SD/BlueSCSI/etc)?

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From what I've heard, the internal plastic is pretty much the same as what they used on the older Powermacs.  

I've heard that mixing baking soda with superglue helps make a much stronger bond this video shows it a bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq5YJbZXaZk and this one goes much more in depth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1meoZaHYZo

I ordered some PCBs for this project(rather than doing the direct wiring method) which should be here within the next week or 2, so if anyone is interested in a blank PCB or 2 for a few bucks shipped(within the US), let me know

*nervously looks at the iMac g4 in my projects pile* Guess I know how I'm spending my weekend

Didn't realize they were still using Maxell's in the G3 Era, but I opened up my Blue and White yesterday to a tasty treat.  Luckily it seemed to clean up fairly well and I was able to boot to the flashing question mark at least.  Not sure if the drive in there works or not, or if there's an OS...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2Z2bofrU2o Is this the clip by chance?  edit: Maybe not, missed the FDHD part

I'd be surprised if you find a PowerPC build for a Fortinet VPN that'd be compatible/have the right ciphers to connect to something modern.

If you have the .img, that's a floppy disk image, so you should be able to write it to a floppy disk. Not sure if Macdisk Tool supports writing floppy images to disks, but give the steps on this page a try to use WinImage...

They're available on Digikey, but at $15 instead of 10

https://www.amazon.ca/uxcell®-S-Video-Mount-Socket-Connector/dp/B07PFVNN7G/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=mini+din+4+pcb&qid=1609854825&sr=8-5 Would this work for OP?  (Not sure how the ADB connector mounts to the PCB in that keyboard)

Hi all, I have a manual inject drive(MF355F-592MA) that's not accepting disks.  It was in a Performa 410, I went to put a disk in, it gave the couldn't read disk, need to format it, error.  I hit eject, it struggled and spat out the disk,  so I popped it open to take a look, and while I'm...

Not sure about writing disks with a Mac, but there's a way to convert a PC floppy drive to plug into the parallel port of a PC, so you can write Amiga floppies http://m1web.de/ADTWin/#Cable

Can you post some more pics(back of the case, and inside)?  Would be cool to see  Nice find!

I don't have a picture or anything handy, but there's a 2nd set of holes in the same area of the logic board that will fit a PRAM battery holder.  https://store.retrofixes.com/products/macintosh-se-pram-holder  is one place to buy the battery holder, there may be a better/cheaper place to buy it

Can you re-upload the pictures as a jpeg or something?  They're a .heic which PCs don't get along with

You know, I've seen the name DiskDoubler several times, but I always figured it was some kind of disk compression software for hard drives, so I ignored it thinking "I have plenty of space on all my machines, why bother!" Now I wish I had looked into it in the past, that would have come in...

I'd be interested in like, 8 full sets.  Over the years, many of mine have walked away

I don't think it was any of these.  It seems like it was even more simple of an interface than Making More Music