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IIRC, you did not have to remove the internal drive to use an Apple TechStep, which I thought relied on this same mechanism.

ID 0 is last in boot priority. The Mac prefers a bootable device at ID 6, then ID 5, and so on. The solution is to specify the startup disk in the Startup Disk control panel, which is then stored in PRAM. If that has not been done, what you're describing is expected behavior. I'm not sure why...

I am also interested if another batch happens.

I got my combo working with the following: "Emerald City" NuBus card installed in a Mac IIci System 7.5.5 Apple File Exchange 7.0 (copied from the old System 7 Golden Master CD that I have.) The drive also mounts in the Finder when I launch AFE, but any attempts to copy files to or fro in the...

Nice cleanup. I did a similar one on my Quadra 700, although I haven't tackled the floppy drive yet, and I probably ought to recap the PSU.

Reviving this thread years later, but I recently acquired a Rocket (at usurious prices on eBay, but I used to have one and badly wanted to have one again.) The Rocket works fine in my IIci, although video (using a Radius video card as well) is sluggish when using RocketShare to use the Rocket as...

Everyone wants to see it.

My appetite has been appropriately whetted.

It kind of is related to BlueSCSI, though. It's not the SAME as BlueSCSI, but it operates in a similar fashion.

Who makes your network card? Do you have the right drivers? Apple bundled drivers in System 7.5 for some, but not all.