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Wonderful happy to see these going around now. I just had a peak at the labels and they look wonderful @JDW! I look forward to seeing one of these carts in action and I'm happy to see that people re getting use of these new carts. Thank you everyone!

Just checked, Missing 1-7 and the peripherals guide so safe to say these should be preserved. You're right 1 and 2 are already there but those are for the Macintosh family and much newer these are older and this information isn't there.

I'd imagine it's possible. Talk to the guy who makes the ROM-inator he built such a contraption on the first revision.

I have the latest install but when I open the GUI and run the Programmer test where it ensures the programmer is working it does say firmware newer than expected so that could be the problem but how would I go about adding the correct firmware update link in the GUI? Also since you have one of...

Let me see what I can do so long as they come back as they were I can work with that PM me and lets work out where I ship to.

I mean you did a good job cleaning it, I wouldn't say it's a total loss as most traces look intact but you will need to probably replace that cache slot and clean up some pins. Try using Naval Jelly to eat that corrosion on a few pins (careful don't leave it too long and wish it off).

I mean if someone in the US is willing to work with me I might consider shipping it out.

I agree but being that it’s a portable scanner at least decent, it’s that shipping these I run like $70

Well it just freezes and locks up when I wrote I get the pin wheel when I read a chip I get “unable to open file”

This was part of what was used on the mini pro GUI I'm able to install and set everything up but get super confused with reading and writing chips, it recognizes my mini pro just fine.

Volume 1 is now uploaded here on TinkerDifferent.

just a Mac Plus ROM as a test I have pin detection off and I have it set to an M27C512 Dip 28

This book discusses how to troubleshoot the entire Apple ii family including the Apple ii/ii+/e/c, Apple III/iii+, Apple iiGS, Upgrade Cards and peripherals, and rarest of all, all documentation for the infamous Apple ii/e to iiGS upgrade.

Currently uploading Volume one to archive.org and will add to the download page here do people don't have to go looking for it. Super detailed and massive book so enjoy everyone. It's so big it's a 1.1GB file and it's a 600DPI resolution.

I get no error messages I know everything is right I just can't read off a chip. It says voltage wrong or something weird.

Holy cow this video covers after installing those files and everything has completely changed which I found out. I have everything setup but it cannot read my chips.bin I'm completely lost.

I’m going through right now to set this up, thanks again @retr01

Well that defeats the purpose I don't know why this GitHub won't work or maybe I did it wrong guess I'll stick to my Windows laptop :(

Okay I downloaded the .rar from the website and any application I used just turns it into a Xamarian Profiler .exe for whatever reason and I can't figure it out so I found this Github and have the .DAT file it wants but still have no idea how to get it to work I connected the Tl866ii Plus and...

This guide discusses pinouts and locations for peripherals, cards, the Apple ii/ii+/c/e/GS, Apple III/iii+, the Macintosh 128k/512k(e)/Plus/SE, Macintosh ii, and Apple Lisa/Lisa ii/Macintosh XL.