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Thanks for being a regular on there!

Since I set up CQ II BBS almost 2 years ago now, several new Mac BBS's have popped up (or I just recently discovered them!). Let me know if I've missed any. NAME ADDRESS SOFTWARE Applefritter BBS bbs.applefritter.com NovaTerm Captain's Quarters II cqbbs.ddns.net:6800 Mystic BBS...

Love me some blinky HD activity lights! I'm sure someone else has already done this mod, but the IIsi has an extra lead on the speaker / power LED leads that's for SCSI activity. So I just ran a wire from the extra lead to the green wire lead of the LED power light. That way I've still got...

Maybe this will eventually become a HD game compilation like they did with Total Replay for the Apple II... :unsure:

Looking forward to your next video of you playing Minecraft on this thing! :D

Looks fantastic - nice job with the restoration! I had a plain-Jane 6100 back in the day and it was great machine for playing Marathon over LAN.

Ok, University of Misfire Hotline server and the eWorld reboot are back up.

It looks like the Applefritter reboot of eWorld is down too. I'll PM Tom and see if he can get those back up...

Now you're talkin'! :)

The Shark hosts both VintageMac Hotline and FirstClass servers.

I tried this too without any luck. I just picked up the AzulSCSI and it works fine internally with the external RaSCSI...

Wow! I thought os9.ca was cool but this is an actual emulator. Nice job!! Agreed that network connectivity would be awesome.

I had the same problem with running an internal BlueSCSI and external RaSCSI, and I wasn't able to figure it out either. As I recall, if the RaSCSI was off it wouldn't boot either...

Virtual ][ is the best Apple II emulator out there for modern Macs. Sweet16 is my favorite Apple IIgs emulator for the Mac, but I don't think it runs on M1 machines.

You could also try Unarchiver to decompress Stuffit files on a modern Mac: https://theunarchiver.com

Cool pictures - thanks for posting! And whatever happened to that copycat Microsoft store across from it? Oh yeah, Ghandi! :D

Presumably an Uthernet II card would work as well?

Count me in for a copy - I'm all for more vintage Mac games!

So we can print from the IIgs to a modern printer now over AppleTalk? And if so, do we need Direct Connect PostScript Printer Driver or TreeHugger?

Yes, this is freaking awesome! I got my vintage Macs printing to my modern Brother laser printer and color Canon inkjet printer with minimal effort. Fantastic job!