Recent content by V.Yakob

@Byte Knight Do you have LSL.EXE and MACODI.COM files in C:\NWCLIENT? In the same directory where MACODI.COM is located, you need to create NET.CFG with the content that is in the instructions. Also need to create C:\STARTNET.BAT This should bind ODI to a remote network card, as far as I understand.

According to Wikipedia, Radius bought Reply in 1997.

I also have one Reply "Dos on Mac" board designed for PM6100. But I have it installed in Quadra 950 and it works. Works only with a built-in video card. In any case, with this GrandVImage the system immediately freeze after starting PC Setup. This kit includes Reply floppy disks, but actually...

They probably sold different PC/DOS cards under the Reply/Radius brand. On this card, as you can see, can install the L2 cache of the processor, but there is no such slot on Apple cards. The kit has a driver on 6 floppy disks. After installing the drivers, files for the LSL.EXE and DOMODI.EXE...

I continue to experiment with this card... Windows 95 is installed and works fine, but here, as you can see, you can share the network interface in the application. That's what I did. I tried to do it myself without instructions, studied the instructions, tried again and again -- it doesn't...

Hi folks, Last week I received the long-awaited Reply (Radius) Dos On Power Mac card. There is potential for upgrading: add video memory, replace a processor with support for up to 200 Mhz, and replace the L2 cache card. In this regard, I have a question for the experts of this forum. On...

I have 2 overlapped Nubus slots (DOS card) in Q950, and if I manage to use at least 1 of it, it would be great. I'm keeping my eye on this thread too. 👀

Successfully connected to Wi-Fi SSID "MyWiFi" -- Reports that BlueSCSI has connected to the "MyWiFi" network, you can see it on the router. Now you need to install the driver in System Software / Mac OS 7, and select Alternative Ethernet in the network settings.

If you manage to find DayStar at 100 Mhz, it will be 100 Mhz. Recently at an auction in Japan, I saw an 80 Mhz with memory banks, I also participated in it, but the final price was higher than I could have paid that day.

There is some information about it here. For example, I have an Apple PPC Upgrade card 66 Mhz, and it works great. This allows you to run Mac OS 8.5 - Mac OS 8.6 on Quadra 950, but I didn't like how it works, too slow memory for these systems. But as an experiment - why not? :)

@phunguss, It's interesting and worth trying. Thanks! When I have a cable and this KVM, I'll come back with the result.

@phunguss I need a pin-out of the standard Mac DB15 to DB15 video cable. I don't think anything else will be needed. I saw this scheme, it's an adapter, Apple VGA to PC VGA, when I searched myself. But unfortunately it doesn't fit. If everything was so simple, I wouldn't have written here. :)

Usually the cables do not have a direct pin 1 - 1, 2 - 2, etc, there are always some intricacies. I should get this KVM from eBay in a while. I have no other information about this device, at least not yet. I don't have a single DB15 cable, so I can't call the contacts myself. And all the...

I need to get a few DB15 cables of different lengths to connect the Mac to the KVM Switch. Unfortunately, I can't find ready-made and suitable options for me. I have an idea: buy PC VGA cables of the required length, cut off the connectors, and install DB15 Apple VGA in their place. But I can't...

We all know about the problem with file fragments when copying using Finder to the BlueSCSI SD card. A few years ago, when I got my first BlueSCSI, this problem made me think about how to copy files, and at the same time not open the terminal window every time for this. Usually I perform all my...