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You're welcome! I find it to be an interesting and valuable resource, as well as a unique book style, from the perspective that it has worksheets which question the reader to actually find the right setup for themselves. It's something often skipped over in modern electronic music education. I...

Recently, P-LAB posted a new project, which allows use of C64 keyboards on Apple 1, Apple II, and generic ASCII TTL. https://www.applefritter.com/content/c64-keyboard-adapter-appledore I've had fun building a couple of these, and I can post a more detailed instruction if needed for anybody...

I've had a couple projects going, amd this week has been a lot at the day job, but I'll reach out to him ASAP and follow up here. You can also feel free to point him to my posts here in the mean time if it helps.

I can reach out to Henry, no problem. Especially since the new .hex file actually made it less sensitive and thus worsened the problem. I'll follow up with anything I hear back.

This app takes HEX files for the teensy 2.0 for future reference: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/loader_mac.html Annnd it's worse with the firmware update; 168,162 max toward the bottom right if I center it. Ugh. Will try some other joysticks later I suppose.

Well I took one of my two CH mach joysticks which works fine on my IIE and plugged it into the Joystick shield (original firmware, have not updated it yet). I cannot fully get to DOWN or RIGHT (UP and LEFT will max out). If I center it, I max out toward bottom right at a far cry from max, just...

I was pondering the same, seemed a normal calibration function of early PC games.

Understood. Ideally I want to find one of mine that calibrates fine on the Joystick shield, and then move it over to a real IIe and see what the numbers look like.

I have a couple Mach II's I believe that are both apple native. Many of my CH joysticks are PC ones with adapters but I don't want 2 adapters in the chain. I'll see if I can find a moment tomorrow to mess with it.

Glad to hear! Pergaps consider an adjustable "trimmer" cap? Might save you some work and would leave an adjustment point.

Nice! Glad there is at least progress. I've flashed some teensy controllers before but it's been forever. I'm doing family stuff this weekend but if nobody beats me to it I'll be sure to follow up.

Well sir, I probably have the same or similar enough setup. I have several mach CH series joysticks, a modern mac, and a joystick shield adapter. Firing up Virtual II shouldn't be a huge issue. I am not sure -when- i'll have time to do this, but if I get a chance sooner than later I'll certainly...

Very nice, thank you for the reply. The one that is a case and power supply sounds like a perfect candidate for this perhaps, if a logic board falls from the sky (fingers crossed for you). For a video, would a comparison of the same GSOS image on a FloppyEMU 800k mode compared with this be a...

IIGS GSOS 6.0.1 w/mass storage support ROM image for TJBoldt ROM drive: https://photosuckit.com/IIGS_Mass_nofinderinfo_1MB_withfirmware.po More info: https://www.applefritter.com/content/gsos-ro-rom-image-tjboldt-prodos-rom-drive-gsos-601

Paging IIgs Owners: I have booted GSOS from this ROM Drive successfully (with some limitations), including the SCSI driver which gives the ability to access a BlueSCSI if you have a SCSI Card. Why? Well, that's why I'm making this post I suppose. Would anyone here have any reason to use a...

On my clone of the microsoft card, the LED only comes on for CPU activity I believe (that's how I remember it working with the lid off). For boot disks I am using microsoft softcard boot disks, some zips at the bottom of this page might help...

Unfortunately I can't speak to the fit, but I had never had an issue with larger cards in certain cases. Do you have photos of your card, and perhaps a photo of it in the machine? My Z80 Soft cards are both from GGlabs (one MSFT clone, one PCPI Applicard clone), so the footprint physically is...

The goal would be to hopefully find the IC which doesn't change the problem [much] while removed, and to rule that IC as faulty. The folks on the AppleFritter forums have decades of experience on these, I would not be surprised to see someone there solve this nearly on sight, and I'd be...

That looks really cool. Perhaps not the easiest way but I found my phone has tethering through USB-C to Ethernet, so I use it as a Wifi card basically if I'm not near a LAN port. For my files themselves, I just use an HTTP or FTP server generally, and just browse the folder index with internet...

Looking at your card and the GGLabs SCSI card, they share the AM5380PC SCSI Controller IC, so your odds of success with a BlueSCSI or other modern SD solution are probably decent.