Search results

Couple of things -- I wasn't sure from the other thread if you were planning to use an external power supply for one of the cards. I'd be worried about pushing the TAM power supply (located in the subwoofer module) too far by installing so many cards, since it wasn't designed for this much power...

Solved this by copying over the "sound scripting" addition from a 9.1 install. Although OS 9.1 isn't supported on sheepshaver, the scripting addition seems to work fine under OS 9.0.4. tell application "Sound Scripting" set sound output device to "Built-in" end tell Save script as app, place...

Looking for a way to automate sound output selection. For some reason one of my SheepShaver instances is defaulting to selection = none, every time I restart it. Hoping smeone knows of a scripting addition or something similar where I can set it to output = built-in on startup. Thanks in advance!

Looking for any inits, control panels, or whatnot that allows you to force quit a misbehaving app through a keypress other than command-option-esc on OS 9 and earlier. Anyone know of such a thing? Trying to find a nicer way to get out of misbehaving apps in SheepShaver without having to restart...

I'm guessing it does this no matter which disk you boot up from?

Just wanted to say that was some amazing work on the Kodak digitizer upgrade.

Brave man. I will have to watch the video!

That is wild.

Do you by any chance have a Thingaverse link or something similar to the bezel for other Quadra owners? Thanks in advance!

I have to agree. I ruined a Mac case using this method. Came out marbled. Submersive method seems to work better. Also, don't forget to remove your rainbow apple logo before retrobrighting, or it can come out "pastel" when finished.

The piSCSI superbenk mentions is nice because it also works as an SD card to SCSI hard disk. If your Mac has an ethernet port, you can always use an ethernet bridge. I've had success with this one, though you'll need USB power or compatible DC power adapter for it...

Have you tried one of the SD Card or CF Card to ATA adapters instead? Considering the age of the machine, I doubt using an actual SSD will seem much faster. Also is there anything plugged into the PCI slot?

So My SCSI2SD started misbehaving and listing one of the partitions as 7 different drives. I re-uploaded the firmware settings, guessing the partition sizes, and got three of the correct partitions to appear properly. The fourth partition though is a mystery. Is there any way to figure out what...

Got the Mac up and running. Regrettably no luck with the new version of the extension. It appeared to cause the Finder to crash when opening AFP volumes. It also seemed to cause a slowdown on 8.6. Thank you for trying ! If you ever post the source code anywhere, I'd be interested in taking a...

Will try to test this out this weekend. The scsi2sd in my classic mac decided to forget all of its settings this week, so it might be a while.

Also, I beileve the AppleNet mentioned repeately in the video is outlined here... https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_applelisaawareBackgroundandCurrentStatus_1182372

Came across mention of this Apple prototype here: Does anyone have more info about what it was going to be? Video I think says it was 6502 based and was going to have a high resolution black and white display. Computer History Datasheet says it was a MC68000G10, not a 6502...

Crutch -- unfortunately it didn't appear to do anything under OS 8.6 or OS 9 on either local files, or files on mounted AFP volumes. Did you upload the most current version?

Someone asked what version of classic -- OS 9, 8.6, and System 7.6.1 on actual old beige Macs I fiddle with from time to time. Which explains why I'm using AFP to connect to the OS X computer. It's still running an older version of X, so I managed to get AFP working (though I have heard you can...

Wondering if anyone knows of an extension or a ResEdit hack for automatically hiding files beginning with a period (like .ds_store) in classic Finder. A lot of files and folders that are invisible on OS X show up when mounting the same drive over AFP in OS 9 and earlier. If there's a terminal...