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Indeed, I have no lead acid battery at all to use, which is why I purchased the Battery Eliminator from @Androda . But as I have said in other threads, the Battery Eliminator has one important consideration. It acts as a never draining battery that has no charger (ac adapter) attached. That...

Kai, is the MacEffects board a revision older than the matte black boards you kindly sent to me a long time ago? The reason I ask is because I never had a problem with RAM configurations on my matte black boards. As mentioned in the section of my video below, my matte black boards are...

Wow! Those boards look fabulous! Did you have PCBWay or JLCPCB (whoever made them) solder all those tiny components on the bottom side of the boards so you won't need to deal with that?

I'm so sorry, Drake, I'm just too busy converting this thread into Braille right now. After that, sign language. Then, Swahili. We've gotta get the word out! ✌️ Oh yes, Klingon too is coming soon! https://www.translate.com/english-klingon

Not being a BSv2 designer, I am ill equipped to comment about why that happens, but perhaps @Androda can share some thoughts when he has some time. The only thing I can share is my experience with my 2023.03a "forked" BSv2 (with PICO W). The resistor mod seems to have worked for me. Even so, I...

"Fully functional" in terms of "data transfer" is key, and I know that is what you mean here. Even so, if you every decide to buy another "data" cable as a backup, it's a good idea. There are charging-only cables that screw up everything. I hate those and try to trash them when I find them...

@reallyrandy I describe polarity of those in 35:31 in my video here:

Had I silently followed the guide and mentioned nothing in a post, it would not have gotten me benchmark scores from other people, nor would my investigations have assisted others. Indeed, my previous post makes this thread all worthwhile. It is an investigatory thread. That information we...

@eric , @This Does Not Compute , @speakers Thank you for your kind replies, and for the very helpful results. For the record, I am using the HD SC Setup (patched) 7.3.5 driver on all my virtual drives, which is the officially sanctioned driver in the vast majority of cases, as per this...

After several hours of failed attempts, I finally have zero fragmentation. Even on my Intel Mac, it was tough, but in the end, I found there is NO WAY IN HELL that an Apple Silicon Mac will achieve this. So people who don't have an Intel Mac are out of luck. Here's my log file content now...

Despite having disabled Spotlight in the Terminal, even after I freshly format the SD card as ExFAT, I still see it writes these hidden files: I don't know what's happening that causes my files to get fragmented. I write and write and write and write, check and check and check and check, and...

@robin-fo There actually was and still is fragmentation because after updating to Apple Silicon Macs, my SD card life has become a living hell. No matter how many times I format the SD card ExFAT and then write files one at a time, one or more of my 2GB files ends up saying "fragmented" in the...

@speakers Thank you for your kind feedback and willingness to test. MacBench 3.0 is brain dead when it comes to crashing, but it's the newest version we can run on an SE/30. It's also far better than SCSI Director Pro 4.0 to give you a complete idea of how faster your drive is. But I get...

Kai, thank you very much for your reply! I have two BlueSCSI v2's, both with PICO-W. Each have their own SD card, each card formatted with HD SC Setup 7.3.5 (patched). I have verified the "7.3.5" driver is correct using SCSI Director Pro 4.0. One card is a SanDisk Extreme 32GB V30 uSD, and...

SE/30 owners, if you have a BlueSCSI v2, could you please run MacBench 3.0 "All Disk Tests" and post your scores? (Please use only MacBench and only version 3.0.) I'm seeing seriously sluggish BSv2 performance in MacBench 3.0 on my SE/30 (with or without accelerators), despite the fact that...

I thought Mark Jozaitis had at least one Lisa, if not more than one.

I acquired my Rocket from the original owner who at some point in the past had removed the CPU in order to repurpose it in another Mac. So before he shipped the card to me, he acquired another 68040 CPU which of course did not have a heat sink on it, and he sent that CPU to me along with the...

I absolutely have the 33MHz version. I added the gold heatsink to the CPU (which is a CPU that has the FPU). I also purchased some purple RAM from SiliconInsider, and I must say it's the lowest profile RAM I've ever used. Love the gold-plating too, which you don't see on most other RAM SIMMs...

I really wish I had the quick answer for you, @Paolo B. I know you're just like me, hoping for quick answers because it's Golden Week here in Japan and you'd prefer to quickly get this issue resolved so you can move on to more productive tasks such as actually using your drive! The problem...

That is a question I unfortunately cannot answer, but I am still wracking my brains over how the addition of 2 resistors could cause such a catastrophe. I found your earlier post where you mentioned the "possibility" of ESD, but there's always the possibility for that. I tend to be rather...