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This is very strange… Did you already try some „known working“ BlueSCSI image? Is the BlueSCSI terminated? You could also try to set the startup disk and then restart. The original HD is no longer connected?

I guess you didn’t plug that cable in while the system was running? You are not supposed to do that 😉

You could try to allocate less memory to the routing and zone tables. The setting is inside the Internet Router Application.

Your analog board is certainly repairable; if you decide to part with it and the CRT, please consider offering it for sale here! 😊

Possibly. Best check for continuity and make sure you didn‘t create an internal short circuit

It‘s an inductor (coil). Are you sure it‘s damaged?

I was able to convert my IIgs to 220V by clipping a certain wire in the PSU..

If you need more ports, let me know. I have tons of AE QuadraLink serial port card PCBs in production at this moment.

Tempting (since I always wanted a WGS95 since the age of 14 or so..) but it appears to lack what technically makes it special: Its PDS card.

For how much? 🤓

There is a problem with the E-Mail server or so.. The admins are aware of the problem, but there is currently no fix. https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/2024-11-10-forum-not-sending-email.48870/#post-552676

On the Analog Board, mostly at big joints/connectors

It‘s very likely this is due to cracked solder joints. Usually easy to repair.

Although NeitherNet uses the same cabling as Ethernet, it is completely incompatible with it. So the Ethernet port in your iBook has no clue what to do with the signals it receives from your Mac Plus. What you need is an intermediate Mac which has both an Ethernet and a LocalTalk port. You...

Could you describe your hardware setup in detail? As indicated in the video you mention, you still need a LocalTalk bridge (Mac with both EtherNet and LocalTalk or a dedicated device) to bridge your NeitherNet to Ethernet.

Looks like it‘s time to pull my USB zip out of the cupboard to check if it‘s still working… 😃

It is not impossible this could be a electrolytic capacitor issue (due to the lack of use in the last decades ?) Do you consider recapping?

I mean does the SE/30 has its original ROM SIMM (or did you upgrade to a IIsi or Rominator II ROM). My SE/30 enters test mode only with the original ROM SIMM.

I have a very similar issue with my Macintosh Classic. It is a replica board though…

Do these have their original ROMs?