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speakers replied to the thread Macintosh IIci - no life even after recap.The IIci startup logic is notoriously susceptible to damage. One testing trick is connect PSU pin 9 (signal) directly to pin 10 (+5v... -
speakers replied to the thread A Mac Classic II restoration.Thanks for that reference. Before the DeoxIT treatment worked, I'd searched for a replacement but couldn't find anything.
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My Mac addiction started in 1987 with an SE to which I added an 020 accelerator. Next was a IIci in ’92, adding 040 accelerator in ’96...
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speakers replied to the thread IIsi w/ROM - repair and photos.Thanks. At first, I wasn't too confident that I could breathe life into the floppy drive. But the schematics were available and I had...
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speakers replied to the thread IIsi w/ROM - repair and photos.IIsi's do seem to suffer terribly from cap goo. For more tales and pix of electrolyte destruction see A (mostly) successful IIsi...
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speakers replied to the thread Not enough power for Blue SCSI Wifi.I used a Pico in my SE/30 but it's wifi performance was poor. The EFI case shielding and the metal chassis attenuates the signal too...
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speakers replied to the thread IDE or SCSI for SSD in PowerMac G3 BW.Do a fresh install of 8.6 on the SSD, boot to it and copy stuff. I don't Disk Copy can help you.
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speakers replied to the thread A (mostly) successful IIsi restoration.Glenn has my changes and was intending to integrate them into his driver at https://www.mactcp.org.nz/ethernet.html - though he hasn't...
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speakers replied to the thread IDE or SCSI for SSD in PowerMac G3 BW.I'm not sure exactly how you're doing this and why you're seeing a 2GB limit .. that's the max HFS volume size. What I would do is to...
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speakers replied to the thread A (mostly) successful IIsi restoration.The IIsi is rather quirky but nevertheless endearing! Since writing this, Glenn Anderson helped me identify the oddball SSI NIC and...
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speakers replied to the thread IDE or SCSI for SSD in PowerMac G3 BW.FYI: my G3 B&W uses both solutions. The IDE/SATA adapter is from OWC (as is the SSD) and I have a SiL3112 PCI/SATA card hosting a 1TB...
