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Are you doing that on the internal video, or a video card? What resolutions and colour depths are you getting?

Definitely confirm the drive jumpers. If the SCSI ID and term jumper blocks were connected to the tray, the ANS backplane is doing the work for you. When you disconnect it, the drive will not be terminated and be likely ID 0. 256K cache was not a standard loadout for the ANS (it came with 512K...

The answer to your GEOS question is, have the GEOS disk in the drive and tap the RESTORE key. The answer to your other question is, de gustibus non disputandum. :)

Interesting. Do you have cache installed? Which speed CPU? A very stupid question: is the drive terminated/has a sane ID? The ANS backplane does this for you but otherwise you'd have to jumper it connecting it to any other system.

That seems surprising - did you use the 2.0 ROMs or the pre-production ROMs? What happened when you tried? Since you have an ESB there, it's possible there's a hardware difference that 9.1 doesn't like. My own ESB is busted so I can't confirm that. Crashed like how? You wouldn't need to mount...

No, not vapourware at all - Wheels was very popular with power users for a time (early-mid 2000s) but it has steep system requirements and wasn't anywhere as widely used as regular GEOS. GUIs have never been particularly popular in the C64 scene and only GEOS had wide currency because it...

At last check, https://cbmfiles.com/ but it doesn't look like it's been updated in some years. "Click Here Software will be making available for free downloading the following applications for the Commodore 64 and the Commodore 128: Wheels 64, Wheels 128, plus all the major GEOS apps such as...

Last I heard, Wheels was still commercial software (though whether Maurice is actually selling any copies is another question). As another data point, I rarely used GEOS back in the day and for me it was mostly a curiosity; it was too slow for the tasks I needed and it wasn't as easy to program...

I remember talking about that back in the day. Seems like there were too many issues to iron out in the end, as I recall.

These things happen.

This really does sound like a power or power circuit problem. Check the components on page 1 of https://github.com/nickpunt/nubus-se30/blob/master/Schematics/bomarc/Macintosh%20IIci%20Schematic%20(bomarc).pdf - do they all look operational?

Very nice. I just have some Aldus Persuasion presentations from the Mac Portable era, though these were clearly done on a colour Mac. https://oldvcr.blogspot.com/2024/03/an-apple-district-managers-macintosh.html

Neat! But I was really hoping the Logicware OS 9 version made it out somehow. I think that will now be lost after Burger Becky passed away. Can't really test this one until they add 10.4.11 support, though.

Fascinating. A second 2.26NT ROM in the wild, though the one I have from @dbinreno has production labeling.

The ADTpro cable should work. What did you set your Open Firmware variables to? Remember that port 2 is ttya, not port 1.