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A couple notes: * No sound or boot chime could mean C6 is not properly connected * I personally would be wary of using caps soldered "on air" like that with long non insulated leads, it is easy for something to touch and make the situation worse * Check the three inductors in the lower corned of...

Ahh Perl, so many memories, I will give this a try, thanks!

I have a semi-unrelated question... Is there a way to mount AFP shares on Linux? Via appletalk and not IP, IIRC I did this many moons ago, it was still during the netatalk 1.x times.

The mpw runner Is fascinating, it even implements some basic toolbox stuff! What mpw commands are out there that would be usable with this?

Exactly, I'm quite confused tbh...

There is a copy of what seems to be this DA on the Macintosh Repository. The DA there contains the same two resources with the same ids, but the "alis" has different strings in it. The stuff they posted just seems a hexdump of the DA?

I wonder how difficult it would be to write an LToUdp bridge for open transport... :unsure:

Firstly thanks @slipperygrey for your great work on netatalk! I feel I could contribute maybe, but since last year somewhat life happened and I got stuck with all my Mac projects. I'm trying to start again (like getting my localtalk module into Linux) so maybe I could help with smaller things...

Sure you can! Think c will run very well. I do think there is still a charm programming on compact macs even if it is a bit slow and clumsy, I love seeing my plus for this.

Programming classic macs is super fun and rewarding! I second the The Macintosh Programming Primer, I used it a lot when starting up with my sold system.

Thank you! this is quite cool. I see a page with the specs for the transformer, maybe @tashtari could be interested.

Depending on the use, one can also mount part of the root file system as read-only, and then have a ramdisk with the directories that need writing to (/tmp /var ...) and a small partition for the configuration. It is a system I used a lot back when I was maintaining embedded Linux system...

I think what makes it unfortunate, apart the string itself, is that if anybody would like to be compatibile with the Toolbox Software in their scsi emulator, they need to add the string "BlueSCSI is the BEST STOLEN FROM BLUESCSI" to make it work. Doesn't seem all that friendly to me.

That's me :D Unfortunately life caught up with me and I didn't have a moment to touch any mac related stuff, I did make a preliminary drawing of the board! I'm curious about the accelerator too. Would it include roms? I was looking at the processor slot in the PB100 and it has the same signals...

I'm curious now, I remember it worked, when I have a second I will give it a try with your archive.

I remember encoding MP3s on my PPC-upgraded PowerBook 520c, it took forever but I would play them with MacAmp too! Wow MacAmp sure brings out memories!

Bravo! Well done!

This is what I have. I also found a template for a starter plugin? I haven't touched this stuff in almost 25 years so I hope all is there!

I have a copy of the Plugins SDK from around 2000/2001 (version 3.0 I think?) It includes stuff for CW and some examples but I have no idea if it works with CW 6.

I think it is two 540s, he says the first one is perfect but the second one does not work and is for parts.