Recent content by phunguss

I used the fan from the back of an intel iMac in my Beige G3. See this post. Mine is a G4-450 overclocked to 533MHz.

I never liked the AGP tabs... if you have a screw on the io plate, it should stay in place fine without the tab. Some motherboards have what looked like a clip that went around the entire AGP slot. I am not sure if that is even removable (likely some tabs at the lower edge of the connector)...

There is this thread https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/powermac-g3-plastic-part-collection.4897/.

Sorry, that one is messed up... let me try to rework it. [edit] Try this one.

Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/10.9-mac-os-maverics-dmg

I stopped by Free Geek Minneapolis again today, and dug through the scrap again... well I found another PrairieTek 240 (with the metal cover vs clear)! This one has the Molex power cable and wires tagged. 5V line was broken off, but I can solder that back on. Controller board seems to have...

I got a couple off eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/156313799163

I stopped by Free Geek Minneapolis today. They have a $1 scrap bin for things that are unknown or get tossed aside. I pulled a couple Sony 3.5 floppy drives from that bin over the last month. But today? A very strange 2.5" hard drive with a clear cover on it, with warranty seals still...

I thought there was always a way to skip registration, unless the USB stick you created is doing some type of internet recovery. Is this the only Mac you have?

Well, if an iPad 1/2/3 at 9.7” is too large for a smaller print, we could try an iPad Mini 1/2/3/5 at 7.9”, but working controller boards are harder to find. I think this may be the only one. eBay for AbuseMark.

Thanks for those measurements. I think we still need to wait for word if the LisaFPGA can even output to 1024x768 over HDMI, as the documentation seems to show that it outputs full 1080p. Not sure if an iPad control board scales higher HDMI signals down to 1024x768.

Here is that Pi case at 325% and thinned out. It will probably be easier to modify this model than recreate from the 3D scanned version.

If you want to go full size, I would suggest finding an old ibook 12" and salvaging that screen, as there are driver boards for it. I think there even may be used screens available for replacement.

80% slim compared to original Lisa size.

Agreed. Some parts could be seamed with minimal visual impact, but the front panel is still an issue. There is room to shrink it further to fit inside a 300x300x400mm build volume of an old CR-10 or 350x350x350 K2 build volume. Further shrinkage may make the 9.7 screen appear...