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For disk initialization and partition creation you can use patched HD SC setup, or Silver Lining, both should be easy to find. Size wise 2Gb should be fine. You can use a system picker utility to run multiple system folders if you want. "Any Mac running System 6 has a two gigabyte limit on...

There are ways I'm sure, but if I were in your boat, presuming the system still boots/runs from the drive, I would assemble/obtain a DB25 BlueSCSI (or adapter to temporarily use your 50 pin BlueSCSI externally), format a volume larger than the internal drive is on the BlueSCSI (put a pre-made...

It would be neat to take the circuit in the OP and make an Apple II to Neo Geo adapter. Neo Geo joysticks are just simple common ground button arrays. It could allow things like using an UnDamned PS3/360 controller decoders or virtually any console controller or arcade stick for which a neo geo...

I received my P-LAB Wifi card today :D I found this site can make some compatible-ish text art if you keep it under 40 columns http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ Connect to the Apple 1 from your modern computer with telnet, "answer" the call on the apple 1, and you can paste text art into...

@pfuentes69 Here you go. I loaded it on mine, but it is an improved one. I amplified it as much as I could cleanly for you. Load at 0280.0450R Run with 0280R To be clear to anyone else in the future, this is just an audio conversion of nippur72's tapemon linked above. it needs to be used in...

I could probably generate it for you (the audio file) later today. I would hate to see you have to go full WOZ and type it in. I'll get it on my Briel via serial and then use the cassette interface to output it for you.

Have you done any modification to the ACI for reliability? The original design is certainly unreliable especially with low volume. Older iPods on maximum volume seem to do pretty well. Also, P-LAB has some utilities which are very useful, I used this to help find the best audio source and...

I've been on the waiting list for that one for a while, can't seem to find one anywhere.

If you set a character delay of .015 and line delay of something stupid high like .040, it'll work. But it takes forever. Cassette interface is faster than USB Serial, but by far the P-LAB card is the fastest. And building a cassette interface for the Replica 1 was something I only accomplished...

The JukeBox last I talked with Claudio (P-LAB) is not Replica-1 compatible. However, the SD card is, and it's fully featured (see my youtube video above). I was actually the 1st to use the SD card on a Replica 1 :) You can PM the user P-LAB on Apple Fritter, or, if you don't have an account...

I'm glad you're all about the breadboarding etc. experience, it's really what these are about, I'm afraid so many of these replicas are just "wall hangers" even with people spending money on the obsolete ICs. This is a mod I did to the Briel for the P-Lab SD card, it's probably not really...

Welcome to the club! Though I'm not "officially" in the club, as all my Apple 1's are Briel Replica 1 Plus and not full repros like this. Awesome work. The cards from P-LAB are amazing. I have their SD card, and likely will be sharing some related news with their WiFi card soon too. Did you...

Absolutely fantastic book, highly recommended :)

No worries. A very very condensed cliff notes is that the system monitor was Wozniak's original code to interact with the 6502 processor. On the Apple 1, from the Monitor, Basic was loaded from cassette tape and ended up in memory starting at the location E000. Later on, BASIC was added...

I saw your posting on AppleFritter, but I will echo my reply here, and hopefully someone else knows a better or easier way (not that this is bad at all). Use F4 to mount the disk image (sounds like you're doing this fine). The IIGS will only boot from the first disk in a slot, so S5D1 or S6D1...

Awesome stuff. I have both analog and digital options on my Apple II's, which I'll talk to a tiny bit if you don't mind. Like you said, stuff like pacman etc. is very playable with a digital control. I have an adapter which lets me use the SNES pad (*NOT* the SNES MAX card, which I do also...

Other machines I have in particular, Powerbook 160, PPC 7500, LC II, and Mac Plus (Have not ever used the BlueSCSI on the Plus though). I think that's everything applicable which I have on hand and working.

I've never updated the firmware on my BlueSCSI's but I would be shocked if I can't do it. I could take some time this week. The easiest systems for me to test on are an SE, an accelerated SE (micromac), and a SE/30. I have several other machines at my disposal but I have to set them up...

BlueSCSI works great on IIGS ;)

I enjoyed seeing everyone's photos of their new finds on Twitter. I hope if any receipts were issued, they were in the amount of "what did you tell your wife this cost?" 🤣