So cool! I do remember seeing these demos in stores (Computer City, CompUSA, Sears?), as I recall there was also coordinated info signage attached to the monitors.
I wonder if there are marketing CD-ROMs out there that have demos for more machines?
I think it looks like that since you are using an enabler meant for a Perfoma model that would have shipped with a "P" version of System 7.1, booting up my Performa 575 with its stock System 7.1P6 installed the About This Macintosh screen looks like this:
I *think* the previous "P" versions...
Perhaps the difference has to do with there being two SCSI controllers when docked. The one on the Duo logic board apparently is only used for its internal hard disk, the Duo Dock has a separate "external" SCSI controller. When docked it seems there is more going on in the ROM routines...
Hmm, could that icon be representing the Duo Dock floppy disk drive? I don't recall when machine specific floppy disk drive icons are used but I know they exist and are particularly interesting for Macs that support multiple floppy drives.
Sorry if you already stated, but if you don't have a...
Apple apparently used Adobe tech to be able ship it with only 2MB of RAM, I guess HP didn't like this approach for their competing product. Apple cost savings, to get them the profit margin they wanted?
From the Apple LaserWriter 4/600 PS Developer note:
The LaserWriter 4/600 PS printer has...
I much prefer System 7.1 on an SE/30 to 7.5 (and up), it just feels more responsive. You can disable a lot of the extensions and control panels in 7.5 that I think lead to some of this but at that point why not just run System 7.1? I do add BeHierarchic and SuperClock! as having a hierarchical...
I bought that one! I haven't tried to rebuild a Duo battery yet but thought it might be useful if it I did. Its also a nice paper weight ;-)
Here's a quick flat bed scan with a ruler in case that's helpful:
I'm still using a couple of the last Airport Extreme APs (2013, 6th generation, 802.11ac) for my home network, they pass AppleTalk just fine, WiFi to/from Ethernet as well as Ethernet off the main unit to Ethernet of the 2nd unit. I even have an older 3rd gen that I sometimes bring up to bridge...
Thanks for the doc, super interesting. It looks like Apple is saying the "real & supported " PDS 68030 Direct Slot expansion interface for the IIsi, as documented in the IIsi Dev note, is the one on their official PDS "Direct Slot adapter card", they are basically saying the logic board...
I thought there might be something like this! Wonderful indeed... Curious, perhaps dumb question, what is this "DC&D" doc?
I think I will try your suggestion of removing the B2 pin from your IIsi Booster and testing again with the 3 Cache cards I have. I have to admit it's giving me an icky...
Thanks!
I had used the GUI to try to change the name: Pi menu -> Preferences -> Raspberry Pi Configuration - Change Hostname
But looks like that only changes the 3rd one you list "/etc/hostname"
Changed the other two and things look better!
Will likely have to ask for for more detail on how to use that dbd utility when the time comes.
...yeah, wanting to print to an old LaserWriter is definitely not about modern practicality/utility, much like most of this site! I bought my 4/600 when I went to university in 1996, nostalgia is a...
While the old pages are neat, I found it more useful to replace them with some links to services on the MacIPRpi and some links to retro sites:
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<H1>MacIPRpi</H1>
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