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@Genjoke could you please put this in your own thread instead of as a reply to someone else's? :)

Not hard at all, took about 10mins to figure out how to do it! Have a look at the github for it, the .xls files are the ones you want to look at.

I will definitely vouch for the smt assembly service at jlc, they've done a great job, very neat.

So these just arrived in the post...

For those replying in this thread - please post a new thread in this section, to save this post from being filled up :)

Always wanted a crown vic - but they were never available here in the UK...nor would owning one be at all sensible! :D

I've had decent enough luck with my OWON SDS1104 - the lower end version is quite cheap for basic stuff: https://www.owontechnology.eu/product/1365126/owon-sds1022-20mhz-2-channel-digital-oscilloscope

Argh, yes, sorry the silkscreen in that area is rather cramped.

This datsheet might help - start by probing the address lines and see if there's any wierdness :)

@JDW would be able to chime in on this - i seem to recall him posting over on EEVBlog about this exact issue.

https://wiki.preterhuman.net/Mac%27s-a-Million#/media/File:8CEBC8C8-E6D4-4C86.jpeg might be a good starting point, visually - looks like if it's populated the jumper at JB1 needs to be OPEN rather than closed?

Hi @cannfoddr ! This looks suspiciously like a video RAM failure - 1/2 the screen frame isn't being drawn - i'd recommend desoldering the chips at UB10 and UB11 - those are the 41264 DRAM's for the video system. I'd also check UF8 - the 74LS166.

Hi jcs! Thank you for your feedback :) The layout for this so far isn't 100% fixed and can be tweaked. The rationale for the category setup as it stands, is that we wanted to break things down in a 'by system' so if you wanted to network your mac plus, it'd go in the compact mac category...

Macintosh SE and Classic Reloaded projects updated in 'Hardware'! :)

Every machine is a smoke machine, if you operate it wrong enough...

It looks like Xenforo theoretically supports this - but downvote buttons can be abused. I think once we're better established, mods should look at the cases individually and suggest to the OP of the thread/post that they might want to change what they posted - users have the ability to edit all...

Personally, i think if it can be recovered, it should definitely be reposted to make it easier to find/search - part of our MO here is to make things available for everyone, and not just 'shut down' and lose all content.

We're now live! As a result, this thread will now be locked - but remain viewable :)

https://www.utsource.net/itm/p/11213515.html 84cents each, but you'd need a buffer and a voltage regulator to step down from 5v to 3.3v Perhaps the 74LVT162244 as the buffer? Each chip is 8MB (64Mbit) in size, 8 chips needed for the full 64-bit data bus, which would also give you 64MB...