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I've had a similar issue with BlueSCSI on my Quadra 700. If I copy lots of files into disk while booted into System 7 it'll eventually completely trash the entire SD card. The same thing happens if I do an os install too.

I really wish there was an option to buy it without the switches

Over on the TD Discord @Androda said

FWIW, my Ubuntu 22.04 home server does have appletalk (although the module is not currently loaded) $ uname -a Linux cube 6.5.0-25-generic #25~22.04.1-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Feb 20 16:09:15 UTC 2 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor...

FWIW the source code for 1.25 & 2.0 has been up on Github for probably about 6 or so years now. It was 4.0 that just got uploaded to the repository yesterday.

Here's another interesting SCSI driver from another HDD I pulled from an SE/30 I bought recently, "Zacintosh": Apple_Partition_Map Macintosh Device (Macintosh) Block size: 512 Size in blocks: 248502 (127233024 bytes) Partitions: 1: Driver for SCSI Manager (Zacintosh), Start: 64, Length: 32...

No idea sorry. Its how the drive came from whoever I bought it from. Looking at the contents of the drive and the version of the OS the drive appears as-is from whenever if it was first built years ago.

Working nicely here on Linux $ djjr analyze HD00_imaged.hda Block size: 512 Size in blocks: 157696 (80740352 bytes) Partitions: 1: Partition Map (Apple), Start: 1, Length: 63 2: Driver for SCSI Manager (Macintosh_SL), Start: 64, Length: 64 3: HFS Volume (BALLS), Start: 128, Length...

I'm in SF and SFPL only offers 3D printing to youth aged 12 through 18: https://themixatsfpl.org/made-at-the-mix

I don't have a guide nor have to pulled this specific keyboard apart before but I have built and worked on similarly constructed keyboards before. I'd say that firstly the switches will need to be desoldered. Usually either with (in order of preference) a desoldering gun, solder sucker, or...

I keep seeing this on the Internet, which magical places have 3D printers in their libraries?

Its $23.88 from printathing https://printathing.com/order/?u=TETLkq94a3oCwxhcu_5AEOyvry5TvfQqqmj5rYBwHzM&pr=1:-5;2:0.25-2;4:1-92;5:1-66;6:1-43&pc=7:23

I suggest having a read through The Dead Mac Scrolls

Yeah, Aberco is also known as Silicon Insider. You can find their Tindie store over at https://www.tindie.com/stores/siliconinsider I've personally purchased their VRAM (used in a Quadra 700), 30-pin DRAM, FPU card for Classic II and MacBatt battery holder. They're the real deal.

I haven't tried it yet but this looks like this can read and write to and from the SCSI2SD: https://github.com/j-hoppe/img2sd

I didn't use any IPA on my front plate except for aiding in removing the badge adhesive. Also a little bit of Windex to remove some grime, but otherwise it was just as I received it.

There was a bit of reflected light in the after photo but there is a slight outline from the badge. If I casually glance at the case I can barely notice it. Given that there's been no chemicals involved in this process I'm more than happy with how it is. I did move it around a bit but...

The result of putting the face plate in the Sun for two days, no hydrogen peroxide, just the Sun ☀️ Left: beforehand Right: afterwards

Inspired by this post I gave the sunlight method a go with an SE/30 I just got. This is before and after 2 days in the Sun (there's been some pretty good sunny days here in the Bay Area recently)