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I got a VGA -> MacVGA adapter This allowed me to connect the DOS Card to the ATi Radeon 7000. I didn't know it existed.

@thecloud I have some similar solutions for shortcuts on AppleScript, so I adapted them quickly enough. tell application "Finder" --Creating an array for selected files set SelectedItems to {} -- Create an array for the POSIX list of paths set POSIXList to {} -- We transfer...

UTM on iPhone 16 Pro Max after the latest updates copes with the launch of Mac OS 9.2.2. It takes longer to boot than on Mac, but in general, the OS works well. Network connections are also available, the screenshot shows how I connected the netatalk network directory. :)

Finally, I received all the orders, DB15 cables, S-Video (ADB) and this KVM switch. Everything works! I connected PM G3MT and Quadra 950 + DOS Card and I can switch with KVM. You were right, the BD15 cable has straight lines: 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, etc.

WoW!!! I just tried to archive their several image files. % sit -v -T JPEG -C GKON -o Screens.sit Screens Creating archive file "Screens.sit" Screens/.DS_Store (10244 bytes) Data:10244 Rsrc:0 [JPEG/GKON] Screens/MachTen/.DS_Store (6148 bytes) Data:6148 Rsrc:0 [JPEG/GKON]...

I have ZIF G4 350, I tried to install it on my Mac, but I didn't like how the system works. For normal operation, you need to install the driver (XLR8), otherwise the L2 cache does not connect and the machine runs slowly. This is especially noticeable in Mac OS launched in BluBox in Rhapsody...

When I first started modifying these cards, I made a few for some time, 6-8 pieces. I had a couple of cards that worked in about the same way -- the disks were not visible, or connected, the file system was not available, formatting never worked. Replacing the capacitors solved these problems.

When you are too lazy to mess with the terminal window, you can install Windows 7 on a UTM virtual machine and pass the USB. It works fast even on AppleSilicon-based Mac. At first I tried to use Windows 10/11, but the performance was terrible, even if you allocate 12 cores.

I've encountered problems on G3 MiniTower, not Server, but I think it doesn't matter. I had a lot of problems with switching on, on motherboards with different revisions. Symptom: turn on, no bong, no image, only the sound of the cooler. Turn it off, turn it on, normal booting. The solution...

I use StuffIt Delux in Sheepshaver. It's not always convenient, but you can always run the application and understand whether you need it on a vintage Macintosh machine or not. :)

Try to add it to STARTNET.BAT C:\Windows\LSL.EXE C:\Apple\MACODI.COM But please note that NET.CFG should be located in the same place as MACODI.COM. Most likely, the path to the file can be passed as an argument, but these experiments can be left for later. Try it, maybe it will work.

@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...