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I've got 7.6.1 installed currently, is AppleShare over IP installed by default? I just used the "everything" install option, and then custom selected everything that I could. Also that's nice to know about the ram check. Does this work for all Macs?

How did you put 245Mb in a IIsi? I thought 65MB was the max you could throw in one. I don't really do post G3 because its boring to me, but if 68K access to Mac Rep/Mac Garden is legit that bad (even after maxing the system), then I might go with it (or just use my iMac G3). Thank you! I've...

Yeah I could get a PowerPC machine (or hell, hook my 3400 to the internet), but I was going to turn my Quadra 950 into a serving machines for other macs. (That is, storing a ton of data on it and burning cds/making disks/network transferring to other macs).

What's the best balance of boot speed (since Macs check the entirety of the RAM or something like that before boot) and RAM amount for a Quadra 950? I want to be able to download files from say, Mac Garden and Mac Rep, but I don't want to toss an entire 256MB kit in it and have it take a year...

Yep! But the drive was free (friend of mine grabbed it at VCFW on the free pile), and it works, so hooray! To whoever looks in the future for this, skip the pioneer software and go straight for CDT. If you still want to use the pioneer software, check above. I believe that software should work...

I probably messed up the settings while attempting to turn it on. It’s a 1X drive so I shouldn’t expect too fast of a drive.

It works! It's REALLY REALLY slow though. In fact, i'm pretty sure it just crashed.

DRM-600 says its supported, and it also sees the drive. Gonna restart and see if it starts working now.

4.0 mentions that its PowerPC only, and I don't wanna waste a whole CD on this in case it doesn't work. Does 3.0.2d not have the same options?

I'm using a Quadra 950 with an almost fresh install of Mac OS 7.6.1. Currently trying to load CDT.

It's the program, but my disk changer might be broken. The program doesn't detect it and the disk changer just flashes its busy light at me. It does attempt to take the first disk upon startup, but the diver doesn't recognize the drive.

Think I may have found it packed in on Vogons. Testing it right now.

Does anyone have the "CLD Access" program mentioned for Pioneer 6 disk changers? I can only find the ones that came with the later mac clones, which state to use "CLD Access."

The Quadra 950 I bought recently is missing the key. It’s already set to power on, but I’m wondering if I could replace the lock cylinder with another one so that I can customize the key. Has anyone tried this?

Yeah that was the plan, it’s just that 45mhz crystals are kinda hard to find and I was planning on buying one now if I can. Nice! Good to know.

I’ve been reading about overclocking my IIsi to 25mhz, but I’m wondering about the use of a riser card. I’ve heard that it works by some people, and that it didn’t work (and the mac had to be dropped to 22.5 or 23mhz) by one person. I’m curious on the experience by other people. My riser has a...

Using the labels on the DE-9, this is what I got for the pinout. 1 NO CONNECTION 1 2 NO CONNECTION 2 3 - 3 4 NO CONNECTION 4 5 - 9 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 5

I can confirm that the Model 0369 Monochrome Pivot works in both softpivot software and hardware card-based pivot. Mine doesn’t have the stand though, which I’m currently looking to either remake or just find.

I’ve got one of those Macintosh 128K/Apple II/Lisa Apple Modem 1200s, but one thing that my modem didn’t come with was the DE-9 to DE-9 cable for the Macintosh 128K. I‘ve searched around but can’t seem to figure out the pinout to connect them together. Does anyone here have a cable that they can...

Plugging something into the DC port to act as a external battery? That could work. I’d just need to find something that looks good and can provide the power needed. Also the connector.