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OK - that's not too scary, then :) Put me down as a "YES" for a kit!

Wasn't there an app called something like "Memory gobbler" or "grabber" or "eater" that did this for you on the IIci?

Umm - how hard is the "build it yourself"?

Once the pile of snow from the snowplow in front of my third stall melts a bit more, it will be time to get out the '82 RX-7 :)

OK, but what's under the car cover? :)

Also, IIci can be funky with termination power, at least on the internal connector. If you are doing the external device only, I think you need at least a passive terminator on the internal connector.

I found that a drop of xylene (a solvent you can get at a hardware store in the US) does a good job of dissolving the dried up grease on these drives. Just a drop or so from a cotton swab should do the trick. Do this in a well ventilated area! I found that isopropyl alcohol doesn't do a good...

In these machines, isn't one battery for the startup circuit, and the other for the PRAM? I didn't think they were both feeding the same circuit, but I could be wrong! :)

FWIW, SheepShaver works fine on my Mac Studio.

I made a small donation last week.

Might be something like Letraset dry-transfer lettering...

Took more than one look for me to figure it out :)

Looks to me like they relocated that capacitor since it would be physically too big to fit on the analog board - it would interfere with the CRT.

I'm pretty sure the BLU author is on the lisalist2.com forums. Might be worth asking there

I posted this just now on the LisaList2 site, but thought I'd toss it out here as well... --- I have on hand a Sun20 hard drive - I presume out of an XL at some point in time. When placed in an XL with Lisa ROMs, the drive spins up but is not recognized. BLU does not appear to recognize the...

Not sure if BLU will handle this or not...

that is odd.

Well, I do have the Xenix install media, but yeah I want to find again what poking around I did on this machine back in the day.

Was working on the Franken-Lisa today, and was able to revive one of my dormant Widget drives by transplanting the top two boards - where the data cable plugs in and the read/write board below it. The target drive would never come ready, and another Widget sounded like something scraping...

When you are ready to sell SCSI drives, please let us know!