Recent content by JdM74

Greetings. You might want to check out posts on nextcomputers.org. Although some time back, there were some NeXT diehards working on such a project. Running 68k Mac software is possible without the box itself -- driven by software. Get in contact with Rob Blessin from Blackhole, Inc for...

You're quite welcome. I hope that it turns out. Send along pictographs when done and dusted.

Definitely a pleasure! Photos compressed and attached in HEIC format. If you need anything else, let me know. Jason.

Hi there. I happen to have one of those beasts around home. I'll get some photos taken and post them as soon as possible.

Eric...gonna love not having a LONG .ini file. System=NeXT will be a welcome addition.

Hi Michael. I ran into similar issues when installing NS 3.3 on a 712...but did get it working. A couple of things... 1. Make sure your NS 3.3 drive is 2GB. NS 3.3 can not use 'drives' larger than 2GB. Use the dd command to create the image. -- 2GB dd if=/dev/zero of=hda bs=1M...

@Ubik Hey there....from what I saw, he has a plan to review this PSU in a future video. =)

@This Does Not Compute I agree with ya. Guess everyone has their own take on how to get to the same place….building that better mousetrap. 😁😁

Great that you've had such a good result with this! I have recapped several Sony and Astec PSU's for both the SE and SE/30. All of them are happy, thankfully. I did have one of the Hitachi, "Made in Singapore" models which gave up the ghost though.

I've been meaning to publish an update here to things that happened back in late May. Since then, the issues with the first SE build [v1.5b] have been resolved. Those issues were centered around Floppy, SCSI and ADB. Interestingly enough, all of the issues were fixed by changing out the...

Good that you have system disks...those can be gotten from multiple sources online [for multiple versions]. If you're going inside your SE...clean, lubricate, change the cheese gear and recap the drives. You'll save a lot of headaches later on. For a good reference on how to do all of that...

Hi there. You'd need a system disk each time you start up. There is no storage in ROM. Once you have your SD card solution in place, no more need for a system disk, since you'd have a System Folder there.

Greetings fellow Vintage Mac Enthusiasts. For those who are currently involved with or have completed a IIci Reloaded build, I seek your help and assistance. With great thanks to @max1zzz [and others], bringing us this wonderful board, I have not found a solid BOM/build plan yet. To have the...

Folks, Chris from 68kMLA has posted the drop-in replacement PSU on eBay! https://www.ebay.com/itm/266898469654 He is charging $135 and will ship internationally. I did a couple of rounds of testing for this PSU. All values taken from the same test rig [using an SE* with an internal 800k...

Hey there...yes! That is the post from 68kMLA. I spaced on adding that along with my original post. Thank ya for adding that in!