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Will the 100 series also match the 200 series Duos?

So would it be with the BIN files inside the ZIP, or you are working on BIN updates for a future release. They are at the 2026.03.01 level now and just don't want to open the case if they can avoid it. Should have snaked out a usb cable IMO...

So @eric , there's no way to get to the new firmware-update-with-zip with a bin-on-sdcard-root? I have to do the UF2 route with a USB cable? Asking for a friend who would need to take his SE/30 clear case apart without scratching it to update to the 2026.04.27 firmware...

Looks like it might be a private repo?

Will Reconnaissance work with Macs with 3rd party ROMs? Or should I go back to stock ROM before using the tool?

The tube was harvested from a Monitor IIc with cap juice all over the analog board...

I posted last year on 68kmla.org

IIRC there are 3 versions of MacWorks: XL, Plus, and Plus II. Plus gets you to system 6. Plus II all the way to 7. You should be able to find them on Macintosh Garden and other repos of old Mac software.

Does anyone have good settings for the Retro Platinum PLA on a BambuLab P1S? Mine does not adhere to the bed (or even well to itself) when I use the Bambu PLA settings.

@Garrett did you end up trying to replace the pads or did you use bodge wires? or both? Curious minds want to know...

Is it down again?

Did you dry your PETG filament? That looks like classic wet PETG print issues to me. It does look like the file is a 3d scan and not modeled (you can see the faint raised part number on the surface), but it is a really good 3d scan that looks very clean to me. You definitely need to print with...

If it's just the plastic clips on the sides that broke, you may be able to use one of these 3d prints to hold the RAM in place: https://www.printables.com/model/57973-macintosh-ram-clips https://www.printables.com/model/1223243-macintosh-se30-simm-brace

Reading through, it looks like he was able to burn a DVDRAM (on another computer?) and maybe read it on a 68k Mac with the DVD driver that comes with 8.1, but it doesn't say that he actually burned the disks on a 68k machine. Sort of like how you can read a CD-R or CD-RW on most CD drives even...

DVDRAM support did not come to Mac until 8.6, which is after the point where 68k Macs were no longer supported (MacOS 8.1 was the last version that booted on 68k). There have been efforts to get later versions of MacOS to boot on 68k, but DVDRAM support was supplied by a driver extension and I...

Hot glue is probably the way to go if you want to fix them. It took a lot of pressure for mine to move so I left them, but if yours are loose (like you are worried it will change if you move the computer), then hot glue and wait a few hours before moving.

I've done it myself twice---once for ZZJ's grayscale board, and once when I transplanted a green CRT into my SE/30. You just really want to pay attention. Usually when I am working on these grand old machines I am not as careful as I would be with a brand new motherboard since $$$, but the high...

This has to be adjusted from the centering rings on the yoke board. Caution: hazardous high voltage issues here, so take care and do not multitask. More info here on page 10-11...

I had that problem with my the monochrome green CRT from a dead Apple IIc monitor that I placed into my SE/30 MacEffects case. Had to twist the yoke for the overall tilt, I had to twist the magnets to fix issues with the deflection like "that corner that is too high/low". And you have to do this...

Cool! Did I miss the attachments?