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Hi - Here was my process, which was actually fairly easy My source for the KJV data was a comma delimited file from this excellent project: https://github.com/stephenharris/insert-bible-verse/tree/master/assets/scripture I used NotePad++ on Windows to convert the CSV to tab delimited format...

Thanks. yeah, I was impressed how well it works under the resource constraints of the SE and System 6. The database contains 783,137 words so it is pretty amazing that a full text wild card search completes in a reasonable amount of time.

@JDW . . . Just curious, what did you end up doing with your site? Did you stay with FM, or move to a different solution? Darrell Johnson

FileMaker Pro 3 really served my needs when I could not find any vintage Bible software for my Mac SE running System 6 that would allow full-text search (without taking forever) and function on the 9 inch 1 bit display. Using my SE/30 running System 7.1.1 as my Filemaker Pro 3 development...

My two cents. Reducing complexity sounds better than endlessly engineering for edge cases.

I would recommend you contact Rob Blessin at The Black Hole. He is the worlds expert on NeXT black hardware: https://next.blackholeinc.com/contact-us/

@JDW and @retr01 - Great points about the reason an SE has value. I completely agree. I would add to that the SE is far less complicated and therefore more robust and resistant to the effects of aging. I love my SE/30, but it's more complex with a denser board and many surface mount caps...

@Zane Kaminski I agree JDW. As a fellow SpeedCard user I can't wait to see the 68000 come pretty close to SE/30 speeds, which was the Nirvana back in the day for the SE.

Great discussion on the sound issue. Despite the distorted sound I still really enjoy my SuperMac SpeedCard on my SE and would love to see the WarpSE come out, even if the sound issue is still in progress. I'd hate to see solving the sound issue become a block to getting the board out. No...

Visited my best friend a few weeks ago. "I have a few old Macs if you want them". Me: :D:D:D:D:D After a dusty trip into his attic I have a nice haul. More details on the others coming . . .but: My first find was a Power Mac G4 MDD Dual 1ghz with a matching Apple Studio Display Completed...

The Big Mess ‘O Wires Wombat is awesome. Now I can take the brilliant Unicomp mechanical keyboard with me on my classic Mac gaming.

Weird. I wonder if you could try to connect a serial terminal and see if it also becomes unresponsive. https://software.majix.org/irix/admin-serial.shtml#:~:text=Using%20a%20Serial%20Cable,PC%20or%20whatever%20you%20like).

How about Ian at SGI Depot? http://www.sgidepot.co.uk/sgi.html

This is more exciting than when I ordered my SE's first accelerator from Mac Warehouse in 1990!

I've found that in upgrading the SE with a 16mhz 68000 SpeedCard , a good thing about using a faster 68000 vs 030 is better stability and compatibility. It seems much less crash and fuss than my 020 Radius 25 or my Mobius 030. Also the SE's 16 bit data path tends to hamper the advantage of the...

Here’s an interesting article from MacWorld March 1995 about the 16 MHz 68000 Brainstorm Accelerator that achieves favorable results against the 030 Classic II. The article mentions a proprietary bus accelerator: “The unique part of the Brainstorm package is the BBA. It replaces the SE's 8MHz...

Here's a pic of the SuperMac Speedcard's very effective standoffs on my SE.

Regarding upclocked 68000s, here's some data of the Speedometer 3.2 performance increase from my FDHD SE's 16Mhz 68000 SuperMac Speedcard vs. stock (I included my SE/30 vs SE Speedcard for reference as well). So I would guess that indeed a 25Mhz 68000 would be a magnitude higher in the mid- 3s...

Thanks. Yes, it's the Sony CR-44. I did a little research and in case someone else stumbles on this thread I'm including the section on testing the power supply before you reinstall in Larry Pina's Classic & SE Repair and Upgrade Secrets and adjusting the p.s. from Douglass High's 1992...

I'm finishing up recapping my SE/30's power supply. This is not my first re-cap, but my first for a power supply. Is there a way to "smoke test' this without hooking it up to the Mac's analog board? While I will double check all my replacement cap's polarity and values, I'd like to avoid...