Recent content by _nec6678

I'm pretty new to this sort of emulation, so what exactly does this mean? What can this do differently, as opposed to using a BlueSCSI that is not network enabled? Sorry if this question is pretty stupid...

Unfortunately, as the swap meet is getting closer, it is starting to look like I will not be able to go... It's a decently long drive, and the planning just isn't working out. Wish I could be there!

Hey, I know it's been a while since I've visited this site, but I was wondering: what does using Wi-Fi with a BlueSCSI look like? What does it do? I do plan on buying an unassembled BlueSCSI kit from JCM soon (probably two, since I am aiming on recapping and cleaning up my SE FDHD in the near...

That's pretty interesting! That would explain why the IIx doesn't have a DB-19 port on the back. I just assumed that since emulating a hard drive running MacOS 7.1 on the BMOW Floppy Emulator was possible on my Mac Plus (and maybe my SE FDHD, I can't remember) from the rear DB-19 connector, it...

My LC II makes a startup chime, followed by a loud feedback sound. I noticed that I can adjust the pitch by wiggling a chip that is in the path of some corrosion. Since you cleaned your motherboard (and the LC III is pretty different from the LC II), our problems are probably unrelated, but I...

Quick update, the BMOW Floppy Emulator idea I had didn't work. I feel pretty stupid.

**Note: I yap a lot about uselessly trying to fix a Quantum ProDrive in the following paragraph, so skipping it will likely be in your best interest. This afternoon when I went to turn on my IIx, the hard drive spun up but I got nothing but the floppy icon. This was pretty normal; my IIx has a...

So, tonight ended in tears. My replacement Nichicon capacitors arrived two days early, and I got to recapping the power supply board. It was a long, frustrating process, but eventually I got it done. So, I went to putting the monitor back together, but first I wanted to dump out this black dirt...

Never mind - not long after I made this post, my DVD drive bit the dust and would cause the iMac to freeze every time I plugged it in! I think I will invest in another DVD drive, but first I have some other things I want to try out first, like starting up off an external hard drive.

You're right! I already have a Newer branded SCSI MicroDock for my PowerBook Duo, but it has an HDI-30 port. This lead me to assume that other SCSI docks I would find for the Duo would also be HDI-30, but I guess I was wrong. Thank you very much for telling me this!

I recently decided to try out my iMac G3 again that I got a year ago at the VCF East, since I haven't used it for a while, and it's just been sitting on my bench. I do remember that when I used it a while back, I was able to boot off my external DVD drive to install Mac OS 10.3 from CD. This is...

Thankfully, my SE FDHD that has a CR-44 (not sure about the M, might be slightly different) power supply was already apart, since I think that I'm going to do a recap soon. I pulled out the power supply, and checked my voltages without the motherboard or analog board connected. From black to...

Good luck, and be safe. Just remember that if you can't trace down the problem yourself, there are many, many others out there that can certainly help. Or, there are modern replacement PSUs with modern components that might be worth looking at. Please, do let me know how things turn out!

I'm not totally sure, but maybe try checking for shorts or corrosion damage. The voltage between the 12 volt rail and the 5 volt rail would be 7 volts, which may be related to the problem you're having.

Before you recapped, was the power supply outputting the correct voltages?