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Petar, Previously you said Local talk, and your recent post says Appletalk. I’ve not tried networking, but I did find a couple PhoneNet adapters at home I could try. In what way did you setup yours? If you have or can make loopback plugs for the Printer and Modem ports, I’d love to hear if...

Original ADB chip from the stock SE motherboard you shipped me, Kai. But like I’ve said, the mouse works perfectly fine with no accelerators installed. The mouse also works perfectly fine with the 16 MHz 68000 Levco Speedcard installed.

Tested 0.6f again after work: 1. No artifacts at Power-ON. I think you eradicated that problem entirely, Zane. Great job! 2. SCSI Director Pro 4.0 scores are exactly the same as I showed in this post where I was testing 0.6b. 3. Speedometer 3.23 scores are only slightly higher (within...

@Zane Kaminski My first test of 0.6f shows no artifacts at all at first power on. That's a VERY positive sign! But I need to disconnect for a while and then try again to be sure. I will do that tonight after work. Sadly, the mouse problems remain. I filmed my short testing session for you here:

@ppuskari I've not tested LocalTalk, but I have used my home-made Serial Loopback Plugs (that link to my video shows you how to make them) in combination with Snooper 2.0 to check the Serial Ports, and Snooper gave my motherboard (with WarpSE installed and enabled) a clean bill of health from...

Here's what I see on the CRT when FLASHING and when the Power-ON artifacts appear: Stock SE Motherboard: SE Reloaded Motherboard: My testing of 0.6e showed the same old problems: 1. Artifacts (see above) at first power-on, but I can usually get a normal screen if I power off for a few...

And you see the same exact checkerboard when flashing WarpSE too, correct?

@ppuskari & @JTRetro Both of you seem to be getting a checkerboard pattern at times. That is something I have never seen, with either of my SE motherboards. Instead, the "artifacts" I see when flashing are thick vertical bars when using my SE Reloaded motherboard, and mostly garbage when...

@Zane Kaminski Somewhat bad news. First, I moved WarpSE to my stock Apple motherboard (I had been using my SE Reloaded motherboard all weekend), and removed BlueSCSI entirely so I could boot of a MacPaint v1.5 floppy. I repeated my test that I showed in the video. No problem with the...

@Zane Kaminski You want me to test 0.6 "c" and not "d", correct?

At what clock speed did your serial ports stop working? With Spicy O'Clock (which doesn't overclock everything your app does), serial ports stop working when the CPU is overclocked higher than 43.7MHz.

I save the test results in SCSI Director Pro 4.0, then Shutdown my SE and remove the SD card from my BlueSCSI. I put the SD card into my modern Mac and launch Basilisk II. I then launch SCSI Director Pro and open my saved results files. I then use my modern Mac to make a screenshot of that and...

I've been testing exclusively in a real SE rig (SONY PSU with blue POT voltage adjustment turned up high but not max), both with the motherboard outside the chassis (using my extension cable) and while inside the chassis. I also am using a Main Wiring Harness that incorporates the 16AWG wire...

@phipli I believe your app not only works on the LC575 motherboard too, but it will work even if the CPU has been overclocked with Kay Koba's Spicy O'Clock too, correct?

I spent more than 6 hours testing Firmware 0.6b today. It's for the most part problem free, but I am seeing occasional arrow pointer MOVEMENT strangeness which I show very clearly in the video below. This video is not only for @Zane Kaminski but also for @JTRetro , @techknight and all my other...

Zane’s newest firmware consists of 4 files inside this ZIP download: https://tinkerdifferent.com/attachments/warpse-0-6-zip.18054/ Zane says to flash the “d” firmware file first. After flashing and after disconnecting your USB cable from WarpSE, if you see vertical bars or artifacts, please...

"WarpSE.GW4410A.0.6c.exe" FIRMWARE: 1. No problem with the power-on testing on the first try, but when I moved my SE setup to my workbench, on the second power-on I got the bars. I heard a strange sound from the speaker twice, and was hoping to capture that audio, but then it stopped. Because...

Only have a short amount of time to test right now (after work). "WarpSE.GW4410A.0.6a.exe" FIRMWARE: 1. No problem with the power-on test after leaving it disconnected for more than 4 hours. I've never had the bars appear once with this firmware! 2. I see 25MHz in Norton System Info, which...

In my limited testing on my lunch break moments ago, I got the thick vertical bars at every single power-on with the 0.6d firmware flashed to WarpSE, which is bad. I then flashed 0.6a firmware, and at every power on I got a normal screen, which is good! But to make 100% sure "a" is really OK...

Yes. Another reason I'm not a Windoze fan. Japanese Windows "/" chars (in a path) appear as "¥" characters in many cases. It's not a glitch. It's the way it's always been. Yes. I always wait for the full 6 minutes until it says 100%. It's really slow, but that's the only way I can be 100%...