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i like that blue tape trick. i usually just stand up a letter envelope at the end of the bar and wait to see if it creeps out from behind it.

so what were your results? did you ever get a working Mojave back on it? i recently bought a 2015 MacBook Pro. the seller thought he was doing the next owner a favor by putting Sequoia on it via OCLP. it ran like crap. we're talking 10-30 seconds for apps and folder windows to open or close...

there was no Disk I. Disk II and pc floppy drive are not compatible.

just got on to post the same question. and a scope.

anyone picking up one of these? built-in games, Intellivoice (!), wireless controllers, HDMI. and you can download game ROMs and run them off a USB thumb drive. https://atari.com/products/intellivision-sprint i'm on the fence, after recapping my Intellivision II and upgrading the video. but...

Baby Face in mine, works well. only thing not to like is all the text is upside-down. will try the TT Design when (if) they become available again.

so would it be possible to make a bootloader that would load any app all my itself, without the OS?

pretty sure that's the part number for the bare circuit board. you need the number on the other side of the Analog Board, forward edge near the top, 630-0102- , the Assembly part number. it's hard to see with the board installed. BUT, Console5 only has the one kit (well 2, 1 US & 1...

yeah adding the pot to the zzj analog board is a PITA. i'll probly just hot glue mine into the hole. i wont ever really need it.

the math was way WAY over my head, but basically you're running it like a game console, boot loading one app to take advantage of the whole machine?

this is the initial boot up with the color LCD installed... no other mods are in it at this point. funny enough, this hard drive crashed shortly after i took this photo. :unsure:(n)

what about "MacEffects Appreciation & 3D printed accessories"

if it was difficult to put on, have you tried taking it off?

PCBWay parts arrived. I really, really like how they turned out. the parts at the back are for my G3 tower.

cool. mine's on the way too.

good to know they're not quiet. I've searched for other clear fans, but they are hard to find. and while all my other Macs (and the Kensington on the //e) get Noctua's, I found a nice white fan that should look good in the clear case. if it sounds horrible I can always swap it for a Noctua.

like when i contacted MacEffects and enquired about the clear fan: "These were created from the molds used by a PC manufacturer who discontinued it and we are trying to determine if they still have the mold to produce more. As of now there's not solid date."

every* other online 3D printing service i looked at for US manufacturing, stated they print in the US, but drop ship from china in the fine print. i wonder if one of these "makerspaces" (stand-alone businesses that are set up to do anything from CNC machining, 3D printing, sheet metal fab to...

they can't be like a normal business: take your money and put you in the queue?

so I should clarify my ealier statement. they sent another email. I misunderstood that they would print it thicker when what they really meant was for me to edit the file myself to make the parts thicker and re-submit the file. I have no way of doing that. but they do give you the option to...