Nixontheknight's latest activity
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Pulled FPU from an Asante… can you do anything with it?.it's a QFP 882, so you can't use that in an 881 socket -
Nixontheknight replied to the thread PowerMac G4 Opening Lever Creaking - Can It Be Silenced?.try 3-in-1 oil or something like that
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread RaSCSI PiSCSI HOT; heat sinks?.Heat sinks are a must
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.Congrats on reviving an SE/30! If the board with the bodge ever gets worse, try looking into the SE/30 reloaded board
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Pulled FPU from an Asante… can you do anything with it?.Oh yeah, the 68882s are plug and play with any 68k mac from the late 80s or early 90s, unless they have a socket for a 68881
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Starting my Compact Mac Vintage Journey with this SE modded to SE/30 project..Congrats, dude, this seller sounds like they know their stuff, so they may pack it well
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Macintosh Plus repair...smiley postage stamp.The Dead Mac Scrolls may be able to help you here: https://archive.org/details/mac_The_Dead_Mac_Scrolls_1992/
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Macintosh Plus repair...smiley postage stamp.That's vertical collapse, and I think there's something in the dead mac scrolls about this
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread Macintosh Plus repair...smiley postage stamp.Can you take a photo of what comes up on screen?
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread 4,1 MacPro upgrade.you can push it even further with OpenCore Legacy Patcher
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread New LC475 user - Questions on PowerPC upgrades.I wonder if this would work in an LC III, it is the same computer save for the CPU
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.SE/30s are picky about their memory, maybe try swapping the memory?
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.I think the rest of the signals are generated from one of the chips, but I'm not sure which
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Nixontheknight replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.it's that metal looking chip towards the middle of the board