Search results

Pretty simple then: Vintage Apple - > Software Obviously Sinclair, Acorn, Commodore sections aren't going to be relevant to your content, but i'd say that navigating the Vintage Apple section is simple enough. In your video, you're also including subforums in your browsing on mobile. Which...

Personally, i'm not understanding what's the confusion when creating a post - there are indeed a lot of categories for different systems, but as far as i can see it, it's self-explanatory. Can you give me an example of what you're finding?

@max1zzz I just ordered the last 41 of the QS32X384Q1G's from mouser before they go obsolete! Rather than order just enough, i went for all of them. The ZC834's are on the way as well, still up to the task? :D

We do have a trading post you can use.

Looks like a custom rom, for sure. Probably just the name field changed, but I'd be interested in doing a diff between that and the stock rom.

The GLU was reverse engineered - the .jed can be downloaded and burned to any old GAL16V8 :) https://github.com/kr239/Macintosh-SE-Reloaded/tree/master/GLU Also, the functions can be replicated with discrete logic - i even made a mockup with VQFN parts that fits in the same footprint i wanted...

I sure do - here are all 4 pages, but page 1 is the one with the IWM/SWIM and GLU logic. Remember, the GLU is responsible for the switching between the two drives.

@z970 I loved my 9700 PRO - had that through my 1st year of Uni in 2004, and then i swapped it out, eventually, for a 6600 GT AGP, then a 7600GT PCIe card. However, my absolute favourite card, that just blew away all expectations, was my STB Velocity 4400 - the Riva TNT 16MB - it had a tiny...

Ooof. That's a lot of damage, it might take a lot to patch that, especially the via damage by UJ3 - you might find it easier to migrate the parts to a new Bolle SE/30 board. The part that fell off is a 200ohm Resistor network, iirc used for pullups. The rom simm socket is, to my eye, too...

@Zane Kaminski will sell you compatible ram, from Garrett's Workshop. Also, I've had 1mb module PCB's from github, that I assembled, that worked just fine.

I love oddities like this! Cool floppy drive design for space saving...are both available to one cpu, or are they split one for the Z80, one for the 8088?

Hmm, i had thought about this, but there may be some extra considerations. There is a 'light mode' that you can switch to, that may make things easier for you, but additional themes might entail some tweaking. @Branchus is the guru for these sorts of things!

Thanks for these, Colin!

Did you have any luck?

No attachments here?

https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/apple-legacy-software-recovery-cd Bootable on any Mac with a 68030 or higher CPU, and 32-bit clean ROM. Contains System 7.x installers. Most of the CD's content is in Disk Copy 6.1x compressed NDIF format, requiring System Software v7.0.1 or newer (and Disk...

https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/system-6-collection Requires a Macintosh 512Ke or higher. Does not support 32-bit addressing, only 24-bit addressing, therefore limited to 8MB maximum RAM. For details on RAM and disk space requirements, please see this resource...

This is pulled together from Gamba's mac pages, and reformatted for easier readability.

Oooh, this does look pretty cool - have to wonder what the supplies of the VDP are, i know Z80's are available new, at least.