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The idea is not mine, as Zuiko21 from this forum was probably the first to test it, but i spent a hour or so modifying a PC extension cable as a Mac Logic Board extension one.
Useful, no need to put the board back and forth for testing purposes, moreover the board is now flat.
Interesting! That could come in handy. I scratched my poor fingers half to death moving the logic board in and out of my SE/30 a dozen times while I was trying to get it to work.
How did you accomplish the mod? What parts did you use?
Because I'm a moron about these things (plugging in is about the level of my skill) - you cut the ends off the ATX extension cable and a Mac power cable and then, what? How do you connect the common wires with each other? Or are you wiring the end of a Mac power cable directly onto the wires of the ATX cable?
I too would pay money for such a critter - obviously I'm not safe to be doing it on my own! (j/k, I would give it a try if I understood a bit better... not joking about being willing to pay someone else to do it though...)
Yep I also used a 24-pin ATX extension cable as an SE/30 logic board extension, all I had to do was cut off some of the pins on the logic board side. The shape of the pins is a match, and the ATX extension just passes them through.
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