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I'm sorry for the outburst, I'm just frustrated Yes, I have tested the voltages with the accelerator. They're correct, like I assumed. Also, I've purchased a replacement XC2064. The same problem persists however.

I just want this fucking thing to work. That's all I fucking want. I can't fucking have that. I've even tried this on another SE, by the way. Same result.

As far as I can tell, nothing else is damaged. Honestly, I'm just at the end of my rope. I really can't troubleshot this myself, It's too in depth for me.

Hmmm... Well, I could grab a replacement on eBay. I think that's what I'll do.

Yes, it does. The Xilinx XC2064 PC68C is a FPGA, where does the code come from if not already pre-programmed in?

Popped as in the chip popped open, picture:

Well, the data's definitely gone... I can find the chip but I'm gonna need to... Well, you know, I don't have the code that was on that. The programmed code.

Well, this is not good. I was taking another look at the accelerator card and I noticed that the "XILINX" FPGA was in the wrong way. I put it in the RIGHT way and it popped. I think I'm fucked.

I've noticed in disc copy 6.3.3 there's a "DigiSign" option box that's grayed out. Has anyone found a way to sign an image with that? I've got some software that I can't find on Macintosh Garden or repository and I'd like to post it. I don't REALLY need the "DigiSign" thing, it's just something...

Thank you very much!

Is there any way that I could get Registration Number for SITcomm 1.0? I'm not exactly sure where to look.

Both, I'll take a picture...

Yes, when I boot off of my SCSI HD the correct date shows.

I've found that when I use an emulated HDD file from MinivMac (The date get's set my the modern computers date and time) it transfers over to the real hardware AND gets saved in mem.

No luck still, In the interim I've been attempting to install Sys 7.5 on my SE with little luck. Any tips?

With the Accelerator attached?

Reseat as in remove and replace the chips themselves? If so I’ve done that too all the chips except the Xilinx, don’t have a tool for that one. Unless you mean the solder I’ve tried swapping different RAM sticks and even tried it without ram in the accelerator, the garbage on the screen has...

No, it does not need an individual power supply. Pics:

Could it be the processor or an IC? Tantalum Caps rarely fail so I'm discounting that.