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I'm glad to hear you have made some progress. Besides the drivers you found, I cannot find anything better for Leopard. A lot of cards got support around Panther and Tiger, most (to my knowledge) didn't get the same support in Leopard, or they "just work" or "just don't". Hm, maybe it's...

I would totally buy it from you! I have another display but no cable. :O Please DM/PM me any details you need.

You may have checked already, but has the fuse blown? In the thread you linked to someone mentioned some models have a fuse in one of the legs.

It certainly looks like it, I hope you bought it!

Interesting. Do you have any other SCSI devices to try? Did the driver you install specifically support Leopard? Do you have another adapter for the LS-2000 to try? I assume you've checked all the SCSI voodoo regarding termination, etc.

Excellent work! 🎉 I’m curious, is your Analog Board marked as “1983” or “1983-1984”. I have one of each so it would be interesting to note if there are any differences. Thanks again for your contributions!

I have two PowerBook 5300 / 5300cs series machines and sadly they are both not in the best shape. While trying to fix them up I removed the LCD screen and took note of the capacitors to make this guide. The PowerBook 5300 series shpped with a few different LCD panels, but even similar models may...

I've been playing around with a few Power Mac G5 systems. I did a (very, very) long live stream on reminding myself which G5 systems I had. And with the help of Sean of Action Retro, Lauren and a few folks, I got Adélie Linux (64-bit) installed on my Dual 2.0 GHz G5. Sadly the Quad G5 didn't...

Exciting! And thank you so kindly for thinking of me when placing those pesky resistor nets. 😉 I’m looking forward to getting one, or a dozen!

Yay! Glad you got it working again! 🎉

Don't question it! Cover the whole thing in resin and don't breathe on it! 😂

Hello, I'm located in New Jersey. What do you need assistance with? Feel free to message me directly if you have any questions, etc.

A few of you here may be familiar with my cursed Quadra 840AV desktop. If not, this is a machine I purchased for $5 back in the mid 2000's at the Trenton Computer Festival here in New Jersey. Their flea market was 90% PC stuff, but the few people who had Apple stuff had excellent prices. A lot...

Not a re-built one, but this a newly made battery for the Mac Portable that I purchased off eBay. They accepted my best offer of $50 (down from their $55 asking price), https://www.ebay.com/itm/312370924770 - good luck!

Yes, if you go to the Preferences you can add a volume. It supports .HDA files from my BlueSCSI, which also worked with my RaSCSI. It's a very convenient way to write files to, or make, disk images.

I am beyond jealous... but congrats! Install a few fun NuBus cards and put it to work. 🤓

Hello everyone, I recently installed my Adaptec PowerDomain 2930 SCSI card in my PowerMac G4 (MDD Dual 867MHz) in order to use my Nikon LS-2000 slide/negative scanner. I spent quite some time figuring this out, so I figured I'd share this adventure to help anyone out in the future. I've been...

Try copying the disk image to the desktop (startup volume) of the emulated Mac HD. Sometimes things get messed up if the image file is on the "UNIX" shared folder and the program tries to mount it. If the Virtual CD/DVD utility fails, try using Adaptec Toast 4.x or later to mount it

You're welcome! It appears it made a disc image per track each track. So Track 1 (data) may have made the .iso file, and Track 2 (audio) may have been made into the .cdr file. If you double-click on them, does the image mount to reveal the contents?

Some discs are archived in Bin/Cue format to preserve multiple tracks, sessions, or audio CD sessions. Most older versions of Roxio's Toast can handle converting these. If you don't have Toast there are a few command line utilities that can help you out too. This article shows off Toast and...