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Hey, gang! I had a chance to tinker around with the new Xdrive mass storage card for the Apple II (from JD Micro and MacEffects) and found it to be a breath of fresh air compared to other similar USB based mass storage solutions for the Apple II. Big take aways are that it's got great write...

I've teased about this a couple times recently, but it's finally available! The SE-TOPPER is a great accessory for folks looking to do some bench testing of Macintosh SE motherboards! Integrated MacPicoVid plus the option for RGBtoHDMI. Read more here: https://jcm-1.com/product/se-topper/

If you run into Jeremy's Retro Bar today, be sure to congratulate him on being the owner of the WORLD'S FIRST "Darth Vader" iMac G3! Many thanks to Mark from @MacEffects for letting us test out this newly created black replacement bezel. It's AMAZING!

I recently picked up a LaserWriter IIg that is missing some caps on its system board. I found a photo online of an intact board, but it's just not high enough resolution to get a full list. Does anyone have a cap list for this model? Thank you!

Another example of how BlueSCSI leads the way!

It's a device for people that would like to use their SE or SE/30 motherboard in an aftermarket case... or some manner of sleeper build using their old case, but possibly doing an LCD swap. Here's one such case... https://jcm-1.com/product/se-mini-desktop-case-for-macintosh-se-or-se-30/ ...but...

I'm pretty impressed with MacEffect new accelerator for the Macintosh SE. Clocks in at roughly the same speed as a Macintosh II... and shows actual speed improvements in programs (not just in artificial benchmarks). Plus, it looks amazing in my new SE-Mini! I made a short video showing off...

Hey, gang! If you didn't see the stream last night, here's a quick run down of what was announced: A new line of scalers - MacPicoVid! Maybe the most exciting is the "SE-COMBO - MacPicoVid Edition". It's a video scaler AND a ATX PSU breakout for your SE or SE/30 (support coming soon for...

It's me... reporting back. After months of back and forth communication with the author, he was unable to find the software or the source :(

On devices like the Paddle Adapple, that switch is just connecting/disconnecting 5V, right? NOTE: I know that there are adapters made by this company that let you have a "Player 1" and "Player 2" joystick, but this is not one of those models.

Also, you REALLY need to change the name of this thread. It implies the BlueSCSI did something to your machine... when it's really "I didn't read the directions."

To be so bold, what is actually on the drive (that doesn't exist in a backup) that would make paying thousands of dollars for data recovery look like the only option? If it's just "Because that's the software that has the machine booting," there are a dozen ways to recover from that. System...

This is so great! Thank you, Androda!

I've been able to make contact with the author. I'll report back!

Yes. It’s a dead link to a long ago mothballed FTP server.

That's the 1.0 version. Just trying to expand the search for version 1.01b2.

Does anyone happen to have a copy of Choosier version 1.01b2 archived off somewhere? Choosier is a Chooser replacement that makes it easier to navigate networks with multiple zones (like a GlobalTalk network). Read more about it here: https://websites.umich.edu/~rsug/choosier/

Looks like your Network control panel is still set to Printer Port instead of Ethernet.

I bet those ZIP disks are really just a polaroid with a flash drive taped to it.