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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 27 Mar 2002 :  17:35:37
LINKS PROJECT-Standard Operating Procedures:

SURFING thru some of my favorite forums, I ran across an amazing link posted by someone on Fritter. From now on I'll post any interesting peripherals links (others too) that I find in this thread, and I would appreciate it if anyone else who finds something interesting would post it here for myself and the rest of the gang to share.

ORGANIZATION of these links by editing them into this first message will be a priority. Suggestions for the development of some decipherable outline format that will allow easy reference and for the other mods to choose the best links to add to the website would be appreciated. We'll make up SOP as we go, but don't worry about posting something that's been done before, new recruits will be coming here for a basic peripherals course if we're lucky, repetition is to be expected and excitement displayed in the posts sharing new discoveries or in reaction to learning something new from the posts here is to be encouraged.

DISCUSSION of the sites and peripheral goodies on an ongoing basis would be great if we can maintain it. I don't want anybody making fun of basic questions. In this forum it's only stupid NOT to ask 'em if you've got 'em. I'll never make fun of anybody who asks ANYTHING if it's an honest effort to gain knowledge, and anybody who ridicules someone else on my watch will think twice before repeating the offense.

GOOGLING for goodies is something I've taken just a little bit too far™,and we could all use a little help when it comes to running down good information links. Go find 'em and then share 'em! If I or one of the regulars tell you to google, it means we think you're on the right track. If you've thought of a new way to string related parameters together to speed up the search process, share them. Learning to qualify the hits that are returned from an inquiry is something that I, for one, would really like to learn more about, so post the search string from google with an explanation. If you can make another search engine sit up and beg, we’ll all want to hear about it! If we compare notes and try to explain these strategies to each other, we'll all have the search engines jumping thru hoops.

OVERLAP of discussions here with the software and machine specific forums will be unavoidable, so don’t worry about posting a great link to something unrelated to peripherals. If it is suggested that a discussion here should be moved, great! The author should repost the topic where the appropriate mod can make sure everyone gets the maximum benefit from the interchange, make sure to cross-link the two threads for easy navigation. After that is done, I will padlock the topic as a badge of honor, signifying great stuff to be found on the other end of the link.

EXPERIMENT by trial and error is what this project is about and I'll be adapting the ground rules as we go. My next post will be the running compilation and there will be a link to this rules & regs post in some other topics that will develop. If you have a suggestion about how we can better work together in uncovering new info, this thread is the place to speak up. If it's a technical question or suggestion regarding our forums, this site or the web, post them in the website forum.

INTERLINKING with other forums/posts/discussions as much as possible will allow a newcomer to jump around using these shortcuts. Pertinent info wherever it may be, in active, dormant or even locked threads, can be made easily accessible if we try to base this project on the model of the WWW. If you remember something applicable from previous discussions, track it down and post the links. If it's on another site, quote just enough to act as a short answer, credit and link to the source for more detailed info and explain what you liked about that other site. If every member contributes just a few really good links and descriptions of their favorite sites, we'll all have guided access to some of the best info on the web at our disposal.

CONTENT and easy access to it are the holy grail of the web. (except for the advertising interests it seems *sigh*) I think we might be able to amass quite a knowledge base for the 68kMLA, I've been saying all along that it is thru the personal interactions between the members in live discussions that we learn the most and that that is the most important kind of DYNAMIC CONTENT that we have to offer. If we act as a team in trying to assemble these gems and the links to the quality information from which they were harvested, we could end up with a 68kMLA website chock full of some of the very best static content on the web.

FUN is something I expect to have a lot of in this process. Don't worry about being silly or off topic, something said in jest can lead to insight, new search parameters, and ultimately, to solutions for the problems of others, let's get to it!

jt™

Edited by - Trash80toG-4 on 13 Apr 2002 10:28:19

Edited by - Trash80toG-4 on 04 Feb 2003 21:59:15

Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 27 Mar 2002 :  17:38:16
GAMBA! I can't believe I never put this one in here!
Wherever you are, whatever you need to do, remember to google "gamba" and the best "one stop shop" for all things Macintosh will be right there on the first page!

http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/


next I gotta edit the links project into my fritter sig! =8-/
Now back to our regularly scheduled nonsense:

edit: 10/10/02
_________________________________________________________________

Links Listing Project:

Links Project Toolkit:____________________

Site Translator Google Beta!_________

German Site with info on many computers:
http://www.klg.de/compmu/lisa.html
for an English translation, copy and past the url
into the translate this page fieldof this link:
http://translate.google.com/translate_t
_______________________________________________

PowerCD (first link has AppleDesign Powered Speakere II also):
http://homepage.mac.com/wtnb/powercd/powercd1.htm
http://homepage.mac.com/wtnb/P-Mystic.htm
http://www.geocities.com/kdjones74/Apple/apple_powercd.html
http://www.applefritter.com/accessories/powercd/index.html
68kMLA PowerCD Discussion

HDD Information: best i've seen for jumper settings and installation instructions:
http://www.webtradecenter.de/pcdisk/

Printer Repair: Info:
http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_printfaq.html
http://fixyourownprinter.com/printer/2/1651.html


History of Computing:____________________

Links to sites:
http://www.users.voicenet.com/~mwalden/topic025.htm

Timeline format of the history of computer technology:
http://www.accad.ohio-state.edu/~waynec/history/timeline.html

Pioneers: Early Graphics - the wizards of Xerox PARC - present day
this site is simply amazing.
http://www.artmuseum.net/w2vr/archives/Engelbart/02_Mouse.html
____________________________________________________________________


Video Card Links

This started out as links to sites with piccies of video cards and more offbeat sites, but I guess it's better to put some of the basic reference sites in here too:
Video Cards on LEM: Chris Lawson is doing some great work compiling info over on Low End Mac,his info is anything but "Basic", exactly the way it should be for the basic video card reference site:
http://www.lowendmac.com/video/index.html

7" Video Cards, great info for shortslotted 68ks on this 6100 site:
http://www.kan.org/6100/nubus.html

NuBus Video Card pics and performance tests, also an
interesting Video Capture Card and Ethernet Cards. (mostly Japanese Text)
http://www.medj.net/quadra/nubus/

NuBus Cards: another rogues gallery on a Japanese site (sitemap too):
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/al/NuBUS/nubus.html
http://www.medj.net/quadra/info/map.html


<recent additions>

NuBus Video Cards: more Japanese gallery goodies:
http://218.44.204.147/~03040/Others%20Collection/video.card.html
Other NuBus Cards: great assortment of interesting cards:
http://218.44.204.147/~03040/Others%20Collection/nubus.card.html
Other Cards: PDS and miscellaneous I/O goodies:
http://218.44.204.147/~03040/Others%20Collection/others.card.html

SCSI BASED VIDEO: for Video impaired Macs.
Sigma Designs Power Portrait Platinum 15" Monochrome Monitor:
http://www.netspeed.com.au/keo/sigma.htm

Monitor Info Links:

Griffin Monitor Database: I thought this had disappeared, there are dead links to it all over the web and I couldn't find a link to it on Griffin's site, be patient, it's a large page that's well worth the load time wait:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/archive/video/mondata.html

Quadra Video Architecture: straight from the source:
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/hw/hw_26.html

Various Video Voodoo ToDo's/Sense Pin Magic Demystified: Here's a good general mac video connector/adapter hacking info site:
http://graphics.stanford.edu/~jedavis/projects/mac/monitor.html


</recent additions>


IDE Retrofit Implementations:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/IDE/IDE_to_SCSI/ide_to_scsi_adapter.html
CompactFlash/IDE Interface for Apple // Computers for the // squad!
http://dreher.net/CFforAppleII/

ThunderScan was the first scanner for desktop computers:
Haven't found the perfect link yet, any suggestions? Here are interesting
ThunderScan & HyperDrive blurbs, a screenshot of a ThunderScan
image-software interface, and a photo of the
scanner cartridge-box contents. Until someone posts a link to the definitive
ThunderScan site, these links and the related
68kMLA discussion will have to do.

HyperDrive: Does anyone have any knlwledge of or good links to info on the HyperDrive?


Dayna MacCharlie: an IBM PC addition for the 128k Macintosh!
http://www.mandrake.demon.co.uk/Apple/charlie.html


jt - Trash80toG-4___________________________________


Edited by - Trash80toG-4 on 10 Oct 2002 12:05:58

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 13 Apr 2002 :  10:10:11
PLAYTIME LINKS!

MacModManiacMerchants of the Akibahara! OS-X on an SE/30!
http://www.wired.com/news/mac/0,2125,51231,00.html

jt

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 13 Apr 2002 :  14:00:00
Lisa LINKS!

Lisa Directory google's (wish I'd found this one at the start!):
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Systems/Apple/Lisa/

great shots! - see pics folder
http://www.ac-scanmac.dk/apple_museum/1984/historie_lisa_II.html

Lisa Treasure Trove links to amazing info files:
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/assembly/index.html
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/lisatech/index.html
direct links to incredible .pdf files:
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/assembly.pdf
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/parts.pdf
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/bootrom.pdf
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/goodthings.pdf
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewoz/pictures.pdf
Lisa Software LisaWorks and more on ftp site:
ftp://windsor.cs.dartmouth.edu/pub/woz/

Lisa/Mac/Apple// links and a nice shot of //c+lcd!
http://membres.lycos.fr/toto35/index.html

Miscellaneous lisa links:
http://www.xnet.com/~danjo/classic/cc000018.shtml
This site has a nice set of specs for many computers, but i can't vouch for accuracy!
They have the Lisa's 12" CRT listed as 14" (caveat lector!)
http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/retrocomputing/lisa/
http://home.xnet.com/~danjo/classic/master.html

Lisa Landfill Incident 9/89 datereference:
http://www.mackido.com/History/AppleTimeline.html


jt ™. .___________________________________

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Marchie
Chaplain


USA
911 Posts
Posted - 14 Apr 2002 :  13:10:13
I'm scared now... I feel that Mac-ulentity is threatened...

That list of links is incredible...

~Marchie

~Chaplain Marchie

Holder of the Compact Mac -
-Stick of Justice, with Explodeing CRT head

-Wand of Power with Shocking Flyback Transformer Tip
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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Apr 2002 :  15:46:44
quote:

I'm scared now... I feel that Mac-ulentity is threatened...

That list of links is incredible...



yo (mac's) momma! if it doesn't work to think of the Lisa as the Mac XL, think of it as the mother of all macs!

Meanwhile:

Keyboard Links:

Keyboard Maniacs, another wild site from Japan:
http://www17.u-page.so-net.ne.jp/ka2/hitsuji/KeyboardManiacs.htm

Miscellaneous Keyboard Links:
http://umz.pos.to/TD/Chopin/HHK_Lite.jpg
http://umz.pos.to/TD/Chopin/
http://homepage.mac.com/ilikemac/Mac/Keyboard1/Keyboard.html
http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/keybow/northgate.html

Alternative Keyboards
http://www.uchsc.edu/atp/library/quicksheets/altkeyboards.htm

Keyboard Layouts
http://www.pfu.fujitsu.com/hhkeyboard/kb_collection/

Ergonomic Keyboards
http://www.safecomputing.com/ergokey.html
Split Keyboards
http://www.safecomputing.com/splitkey.html
One-Handed Keyboards
http://www.safecomputing.com/onehandedkey.html
Contoured Keyboards
http://www.safecomputing.com/contouredkey.html

Black Peripherals, specialized suppliers:
http://www.channelu.com/Turbo/NeXT/mousekeysound.html
http://www.blackholeinc.com/specials/blackhardware.shtml

KVM Switch Cables, Guide to combo cables:
http://208.158.113.207/us/cable_guide.cfm

Keyboard Utilities and F-Keys, incredible stuff, somebody should check the rest out:
http://www.mirror.ac.uk/collections/hensa-micros/local/mac/keyboard/

Mac Ports, past and present, recognition guide:
http://charm.cs.uiuc.edu/users/olawlor/ref/mac_ports/

PC Ports, past and present, recognition guide:
http://charm.cs.uiuc.edu/users/olawlor/ref/pc_ports/index.html

no time to annotate all of these, i'll purty up the blurbs at a later date!

jt ™. .


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~Coxy
Leader, Tactical Ops Unit


Australia
2822 Posts
Posted - 16 Apr 2002 :  19:17:08
Here's on for lots of NeXT info:
http://next.z80.org/

~Coxy - Leader, Tactical Operations Unit
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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 17 Apr 2002 :  11:32:13
Mac as Newton Peripheral?!!!!
Entering text into a PDA via the serial port! and other cool tricks!
quote:

Keyboard2Serial is a system extension that copies the keys typed on the keyboard to the serial port of your Macintosh. The user can control which serial port is used and the connection parameters of that port. Keyboard2Serial outputs the keystrokes that occur in ANY program even the Finder. Keyboard2Serial works with desktop and PowerBook computers.

Uses for Keyboard2Serial

Capturing the text you type in an AOL chat room for....
..control custom serial devices w/oterminal emulation program
Entering text into a PDA via the serial port
Monitoring of experiments
Monitoring of users' actions
Simple chatting between two computers



I condensed the blurb from this page, there are a couple of other interesting utilities there too:
http://www.polar-orbit.com/

i can think of a couple of other uses for this shareware gem!

download link:
http://www.polar-orbit.com/downloads/keyboard2serial.sit.hqx

jt ™. .


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~Coxy
Leader, Tactical Ops Unit


Australia
2822 Posts
Posted - 17 Apr 2002 :  18:37:49
Didn't you know that? I suppose it's better than running everything through terminal programs, tho!

~Coxy - Leader, Tactical Operations Unit
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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 18 Apr 2002 :  16:03:59
quote:

Didn't you know that? I suppose it's better than running everything through terminal programs, tho!


huh? i knew the interface software did it on the application level, right??? but i thought a system level pipe from keyboard to newton (etc.) was pretty cool!
____________________________________________

anyhoo! links for the day:
____________________________________________

i just put links to a few interesting
MacWorld Articles that i ran across into a list:

DEAD LINK WARNING!

edit: GRRR!!!!! Macworld seems to have dumped all articles from before the 2002 archive off their site. I'm leaving these dead links in place as they give the dates of the issues and headings where the articles appeared.

Apple's All-in-One Office Tool
Prototype Merges Mac, Scanner, Copier, Printer:
http://www.macworld.com/1994/09/news/1607.html

Upgrading Your PowerBook:
http://www.macworld.com/1995/02/opinion/308.html

Charting the PowerBook's Progress:
http://www.macworld.com/1995/09/opinion/1225.html

Special Report: First Add-Ons to New PowerPC PowerBooks:
http://www.macworld.com/1995/11/news/1330.html

PowerBook Repairs:
http://www.macworld.com/1995/04/secrets/605.html

The State of the Power Book:
http://www.macworld.com/1997/04/features/3383.html

just a listing of all of cary lu's columns alone would be a nice thing to have! he was a real standout on an editorial staff that was much weaker, on technical issues, than the competitions!

MacUser rocked!

jt . .


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Wonkothesane
Full Member


USA
506 Posts
Posted - 19 Apr 2002 :  15:44:07
Macworld also ran a series called "Old Macs, New Tricks". I found some of the articles here: http://www.macworld.com/subject/oldmac

Wonko The Sane
Engineer-in-training
3 Macs Liberated
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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts
Posted - 29 Apr 2002 :  13:24:55
http://www.application-systems.de/magicmac/

I have just had to type this link out!!!! I have a couple of others but am unsure how to copy them(I am using pc aka poorly computer) I will find a way. can I just copy.........................


no it wont allow me to copy my favourites into here.

I'll be back

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 09 May 2002 :  08:43:39
have we had this link posted yet:
http://www.comcarry.net/~shamada/fullmac/repairEng.html

i gotta put the other compact mac-cracking link in here too!

jt ™. .

found it! here's the link to the MLA discussion:

Compact Mac Cracking 101
topic.asp.TOPIC_ID=1363.html


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cinemafia
Guerrilla Recon Leader


USA
2965 Posts
Posted - 09 May 2002 :  09:29:55
Good one, JT, I think someone was looking for just that sort of walkthrough a few days ago, too!

666th poster and 666th thread-creator
Mod of the Mac II series Forums
Total 68K Macs liberated: 7
Regular Disappear!

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 09 May 2002 :  09:49:45
quote:

Good one, JT, I think someone was looking for just that sort of walkthrough a few days ago, too!


thank Jon over at fritter! i just pass 'em on. (once in a while i do hit on a gem or two googling myself, tho!)

jt ™. .

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 11 May 2002 :  19:25:39
PowerBook Duo Cracking 101:
http://home.att.net/~JBDUOFAQ/inshd.pdf


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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 12 May 2002 :  20:22:26
Macintosh-IBM Comparison Sheet

http://www.csuhayward.edu/ics/faqs/macibmfaq.html

now that data cries out for graphic expression in a time line format!

jt ™. .

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 22 May 2002 :  15:38:21
Macintosh I/O Icons:

http://www.betweenborders.com/io_icons/index.html

jt ™. .

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 22 May 2002 :  15:58:32
I love sites like this!

Operating System Technical Comparison:

http://www.osdata.com/system/

jt ™. .

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 13 Jul 2002 :  18:28:13
Info, Mac Collectable Pics and Gadgets Galore:
this site has great Mac, Palm and Visor info and even robotics controlled by PDA's! The serial port and other cabling and connector pages are beautifully done:

http://www.bpesolutions.com/gadgets.ws/gtech.html


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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 13 Jul 2002 :  18:31:15
The Macintosh Office:
Check out the info here on the earliest Macintosh Networking implementations:

http://www.mac512.com/moffice.htm

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 21 Aug 2002 :  08:04:28
Jargon File/The New Hacker's Dictionary, great lexicon of tech terms and fascinating background info on the origins of tech jargon:

http://www.jargon.8hz.com/jargon_toc.html

jt ™.
Trash Hauler: call sign: eight-ball
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Marchie
Chaplain


USA
911 Posts
Posted - 30 Oct 2002 :  11:03:24
SCSI Chip information, ala Apple Technote

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=12315

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macaka
New Member


France
88 Posts
Posted - 01 Nov 2002 :  17:50:21

FUN ON YOURS MACS


http://www.modarchive.com

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macaka
New Member


France
88 Posts
Posted - 01 Nov 2002 :  18:24:43
PLAYERS FOR MODS K FILES.


http://www.utu.fi/~jariuppa/
http://www.amug.org/~demos/MacMikMod

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 07 Dec 2002 :  17:30:56
I haven't read thru this one yet, but it looks interesting.

The History of SuperMac Technology:

http://home.earthlink.net/~supermac_insider/history/

jt ™.
Trash Hauler: call sign: eight-ball
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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 07 Dec 2002 :  17:32:01
Here's a great list of links, the source of the SuperMac history site.

Pointers to Classic Mac Sites:

http://njcc.com/~hjohnson/m_point.html


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G4from128k
Full Member


USA
873 Posts
Posted - 23 Jan 2003 :  15:38:21
Ran across an intriguing site and thought I'd post a link and resurrect this ancient thread. The subpages contain very long lists of specific problems/issues/solutions. It looks like the site's creator mined a newsgroup and chunked/organized the postings. The formatting is a little raw & funky on most of the items and its not been edited or filtered, but it is a useful resource. Also, only a fraction of this material is 68k specific, but its better than a stick in the eye.

http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/index1.html

Valuable Subpages:
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/MachineSpecificProblems.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/PowerbooksandDous.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/Networking.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/Printers.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/Drivesandperipherals.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/ProgramQuestions.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/SystemProblems.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/OS8.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/InternetandAOL.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/ToolsforWizards.html
http://www.interactivepages.com/macfreak/Utilitiesandfixers.html

Cheers,

G4From128k

by Day: Mild-Mannered Engineer and Trapeze(tm) Artist
by Night: Colonel of Truth, Justice, and the Macintosh Way
Reserve Officer in 68kMLA Cantankerous Coot Contingent
& User of the Hockey Puck Mouse of Radial Symmetry

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G4from128k
Full Member


USA
873 Posts
Posted - 21 Jun 2003 :  05:32:35
If you need pinouts for all the standard Mac ports, see:

http://www.apple.com.pl/infotech/varia/Ports/Ports_Pinouts.pdf

Its a 2 MB PDF, but its worth it. It also has a set of figures showing which ports are on the backs of most pre-G3 macs.

G4From128k

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