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Thanks for the guide! Finally did my bench powerbook. On the third try got it almost correct. Two lines on the keyboard matrix are shorting, but that's way better than no clock, half a display and instant crash if using the keyboard

Black edition. More to come

It's also working with ADB pointing devices, which is about half of what people are using with it (thread)

@Mu0n Nice video. This is a nice contribution to this project. I liked the historical and Studio Session parts, as my first Mac already had 8 bit mono input and I was more messing with Player Pro. Didn't know that king of work was possible on a Plus

Indeed. but as @Melkhior that requires a working MMU so a 68030. Interested to see if you manage to find a way for this on a bone stock 68000…

It isn't successful, as unfortunately it still doesn't work, but that's off-topic For the three different upgrades I have had my hands on, yes they all do use Mac Plus ROMs. The difference were on how they patched the ROM to make the SCSI contraption to work. They are not checking the RAM size...

heh, that's tough. For note, all of my three single 1.8 died last year or a couple of years before and theses caps were dead as well. They are from the Pentium 4 capacitor plague, so are likely to have more capacitor issues than earlier machines

Can confirm this one works fine as well. There is a 18MHz-ish EOL Epson around as well, which will make your CPU go to 36 MHz if 40 MHz isn't stable

Intresting, SoundEdit 1 crashed on my Quadra as well. I think there is some line in the ReadMe file addressing that.

Nice, well done ! What model of Mac are you using it with ? Maybe @Mu0n has a board left Nah sorry I'm only doing TashPad for now. Every board from the prototype run has already been claimed I wil agree that it's difficult to sell. I'm eating the cost and selling at a loss most of the time...

That's well played! Can't wait to see the rest

FreeRTOS is nice if you want to add features such as Wifi. The downside is that your peripheral needs to be top notch with the timings, you can't really do active loops like with bare bone coding, mostly because you can be scheduled at any time I'm assuming the PIOs can do that just fine ?

Niiice. Is this barebones or are you running some kind of RTOS ? Also I see your wife has made another great art. Is the buzzer hooting ? Edit : you also need to put a quadrature in port so I can daisy chain my stuff :P

Just out of curiosity, what kind of BlueSCSI did you use (a picture of it would be fine) ? Why do you suspect it ?

Yes. The TashTwenty IDC<->DB19 adapter (so no IDC PIN9) is working just fine with Floppy Emu on a Macintosh

Not sure if I understand correctly, but you may want to use the standard pinout for the DB19 cable. Here is the pinout for an IDC20 to DB19 from BMOW (https://www.bigmessowires.com/2015/04/09/more-fun-with-apple-iigs-disks/) Ignore the logic things On TashTwenty, we didn't connect the -12...

Plot twist: the traces ARE the overcurrent protection :LOL:

@Daniël got the 2.4G SN30 working with TashPad https://www.8bitdo.com/sn30-wireless-for-original-snes-sfc/ Same as with the Bluetooth version, no visible lag.

Can you try to swap the SD cards around ? During early TashTwenty testing we noticed that some cards had really bad write latency, which could result in bad write performance in some cases

Can we assume that you are using the same SD Card with both devices ?