David Cook's latest activity
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David Cook replied to the thread New Web Resource: The Visual Catalog of Retro Macintosh Software (a.k.a. a whole lotta icons!).Interestingly, for the broken images, they display the text of the link. Whereas the working images display the image. -
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David Cook replied to the thread New Web Resource: The Visual Catalog of Retro Macintosh Software (a.k.a. a whole lotta icons!).Really cool! Aside: Doesn't quite work in the Firefox browser.
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David Cook replied to the thread Portable RAM Card 1MB -> 3MB by adding 658128ALFP chips. Is the B revision acceptable?.It works!!! 1 MB onboard + 3MB on the full Apple RAM board. Here is one side of the RAM board with 628128BLFP (to be clear 628128BLFP...
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David Cook replied to the thread Portable RAM Card 1MB -> 3MB by adding 658128ALFP chips. Is the B revision acceptable?.I concur. Boooo! But, I'll bet someone will design a replacement RAM board that can use those chips.
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David Cook replied to the thread Dynamic Engineering Portable PDS RAM Card.Understood. Reach out to me if you need help.
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David Cook replied to the thread Dynamic Engineering Portable PDS RAM Card.I added that to an unreleased version of my Quiet Portable init. JDW tested it and said it made no difference. If you build a spare...
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David Cook replied to the thread Portable RAM Card 1MB -> 3MB by adding 658128ALFP chips. Is the B revision acceptable?.Thank you. That's good to know. I've ordered some of the static RAM chips and I'll update this thread after trying them.
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David Cook posted the thread Portable RAM Card 1MB -> 3MB by adding 658128ALFP chips. Is the B revision acceptable? in Macintosh Portable.As we all know, the Macintosh Portable is most limited by the lack of RAM upgrades available today. If you only have a 1 MB card (or...
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David Cook posted the thread Portable VGA Adapter -- Shout out to Joe's Computer Museum in Macintosh Portable.I recently purchased a VGA Adapter for the Macintosh Portable from Joe's Computer Museum. This device attaches to the back of the...
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David Cook replied to the thread BlueSCSI on Macintosh Portable.The Macintosh OS was novel in that it allowed files to consist of two "channels". The first channel is called the "data fork" and is...
