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That worked great. It does not bother me much to run the machine at this resolution.

Ah I figured as much. Is there anyway to scale it up to fill? Or at least allow a seamless fullscreen (i.e. black borders)?

Hey folks, I revived my PMG3 AIO this weekend with the intent of using it as a television for older game consoles, and even as an AirPlay speaker for fun. The AirPlay part was easy--you can pipe the audio in from the rear to the speakers. I just used an AirPort Express as the AirPlay interface...

No :) . I had one of the biggest 'duh' moments in my entire life. Why am I trying to boot from a drive with a cloned install, when I can boot from a working SATA CD drive. Doh!

I got a Lombard and a 520 from work a couple of weeks ago. Both need drives, but work otherwise. I'm installing OS X Public Beta on the Lombard since that was the only CD-based install I had at the moment. I also got the SATA drive into the PowerTower with my fancy new SATA card: The CD...

Finally got around to tinkering with the clones. I got the 225 running, I just swapped the CPU, PCI cards, RAM, Front face, and ZIP drives from the 225 to the 220, effectively making it the 225. The VGA card works which is great. I need to grab a load of misc things before I can install anything...

The 'mystery' card ended up being a Pinnacle Capture card. I'm pursuing purchasing a SATA card. Now I've got the itch to get my Macintosh II running again :p

I agree. The plastics on these are way more durable and the insides, while not 'revolutionary' are straightforward as they can get. Kinda similar to our Steve-less world of today. I'd really love to hot rod one of these, maybe gut my busted 8500 for its drives, though that would be a shame since...

So ever since moving out for college, I've kinda abandoned my collection. Which is a shame since I had some good stuff that I'd been wanting to play with--like some IIfxs and a big ol II. Anyway, I got lucky and got ahold of a PowerTower 200 and 225, along with a 6500. I need some HDDs first...

So I was the lucky beneficiary of an AIO. I had a fun time putting 10.4.11 on it, generally enjoying its usability (great speakers), until I heard a REE-REEEE and smelled a crispy electronics smell. Has anyone replaced a flyback in one of these? A friend suggested one from another Apple monitor...