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We discussed those resistor packs briefly on the Discord the other day. The issue is that they have been replaced by RoHS-compliant equivalents. https://www.digikey.co.uk/en/products/detail/bourns-inc/4816P-T01-220LF/1089291 as an example. The footprint is supposedly the same. Bolle was also...

So this means we can start printing bezels that don't look entirely out of place?

Since we live in a post-spinning disk time where hard disk space isn't really a factor anymore, and we can easily swap drive images/SD cards I've put together my own collection of "standard" images. I am of course standing on the shoulders of giants, so they are all based on various guides...

Greetings all. I recently got a Q700 case with the motherboard and the PSU from a Quadra 650. The caps in the PSU looked really toasted from a hard life with a million hours in at least soft-power-"on". I couldn't find a parts list for the caps in this specific one, so I thought I'd do the...

I know you mentioned this briefly on Discord, but this was much sooner than I expected. Thank you so much! My G4 DA now has an additional purpose!

If you have the necessary equipment and skills, you can make your own SATA controller following Xodium's thread here: https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/sata-in-an-old-world-pci-power-mac-impossibru-updated-9-21-22.1494/ If you don't, and you don't mind paying a bit more for oven-ready...

Following this closely, as I have a 6100 with a Sonnet G3 as one of my future projects. And I'm quite sure I have an HPV card stored.

That's an impressive feature set for sure! I might have a machine or two in need of one of these. One thing caught my eye: Talk to me about that fan you have in the LC475?

Did you try the drivers from http://system7today.com/drivers ?

Seconding this. The majority of countries use 220-ish (nominal values at any rate) with some disagreement over 50Hz vs 60Hz:

Bienvenidos, Sr. Garcia!

Better late than never, I suppose.. Hello, bakkus here. It all started the day my father brought home something wondrous from his job. I've been informed it was probably a 512k, and I had never seen anything like it - no wonder, I was only 3. On that (and the later SE and even later SE/30) I...

Sorry, missed the question. No overclocking, and no special RAM - the IIfx runs a stock 68030 at 40MHz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_IIfx

This was on 7.1.1.

Could you try making a new one? Possibly StuffIt compressed? The IIfx refuses to acknowledge it as a disk image of any sort, StuffIt gives a header fault while UnZipping, and trying to mount the image in BasiliskII funnily enough causes a crash that terminates the whole emulator.

Had the IIfx running, so I loaded this. I'm having a bit of an issue with the program filling _more_ than the available screen estate horizontally., so it makes things a bit hard to make out.y Here are the results for 100, 1000 and 3000 - if you can make them out:

It's just a little more involved - making room for the slab + screen + getting everything connected. Anyways - it's running now, but I can't for the life of me figure out the QuickSANE image. What did you use to make it? Disk Mounter 6.3 and ShrinkWrap 3.something both simply refuse to mount it.

That's a good find! Could this also be compatible with other versions of the mac? Or just the 128k/512k?

I do - just need to get it out of storage :D Any information to if this is for System 6 or 7 or both?

I see that performance comparison leaflet take Plus, the SE, II, IIx, IIcx, IIci and SE/30 with various accelerators and compare them all to the IIfx - but is there a particular reason you couldn't also install QuickSANE on the IIfx?