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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Playing with a Recreated TechStep.No, it's probably fine. Try hooking up a serial connection: for some reason at least some of the SE/30 ROMs do not support the *V...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Canon Cat with additional sublegends.Odd indeed! I wonder if someone had a side business modifying them. The video isn't too insightful about it though - I suspect he may...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Canon Cat with additional sublegends.Very interesting (I assume you meant Forth, though). I've never seen nor heard of this. They are clearly aftermarket. My best guess is...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Setting up Internet Networking on a BlueSCSI v2 Pico W External Plugged into a PoweMac 6500/300 with Mac OS 9.1.Yes, and I said above I have a CS2 Ethernet card in my own 6500 (and TAM, but that's just because it's based on the same architecture)...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Setting up Internet Networking on a BlueSCSI v2 Pico W External Plugged into a PoweMac 6500/300 with Mac OS 9.1.Remember that the 6400 and 6500 were Apple's budget Power Macs for home users and Ethernet still wasn't common for home use then. They...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Setting up Internet Networking on a BlueSCSI v2 Pico W External Plugged into a PoweMac 6500/300 with Mac OS 9.1.I don't have an answer to your question, just drooling over the 300MHz. My own 6500 is 275MHz, though it has a 1MB cache and a CS2...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread PowerMac 7100 and Linux.Is that *actual* Open Firmware, or a stub designed to present a faked-up OF device tree? If the latter, this originally existed as part...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread HAH!!!.Not too hard, Commodore 1581 floppies are garden-variety MFM, so you only need to deal with the filesystem which is pretty easy to...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Passing of Bill Atkinson.Don't forget Magic Cap.
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread New (to me) Power Macintosh G4 (PCI) - no drive detected, no System Restore disc, how to boot from burned CD-R?.It won't harm anything. You could try a command like "probe-usb multi-boot" with a USB device connected and see what it does. Note that...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread New (to me) Power Macintosh G4 (PCI) - no drive detected, no System Restore disc, how to boot from burned CD-R?.I'd go for an FW enclosure, since the idea is maximum flexibility. You could try connecting a USB optical drive if you have one...
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread New (to me) Power Macintosh G4 (PCI) - no drive detected, no System Restore disc, how to boot from burned CD-R?.It does seem a little odd that both drives *and* the internal HD (all of which would be on IDE) don't work. Try "dir hd:,\" just for...