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Gerry, I've made a fresh install HD image of Mac OS 7.5.3, it also has the DaynaPORT (SCSI driver only), StuffIt 5.5, Netscape 2.0, Joshua's Wi-Fi accessory, the MODE32 installer (must be installed if you want to use), the BlueSCSI Toolbox apps, and other utilities from the BlueSCSI Bootstrap...

Gerry, Eric is simply pointing out that the Classic Mac OS has many quirks, and these functions are something you'll get the hang of the more you spend time with them. He is not talking down to you and has always been very giving with his free time to support others. As you've discovered, the...

I just want to say I'm so impressed with all the updates and creative work that has been going on here to try and get the best captures out of this thing. Simply phenomenal!! I hope to try with my unit soon, this is spectacular! :love:

Thanks for all your tinkering folks! (y) I appreciate you sharing version 3.5 of the utility. I've only been able to install/extract version 4.0 and a later version 4.4 version found on a different printer model. Sadly, all the versions I've tried so far, 4.0 and 4.4 (on my iBook, Mac mini...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to install this HP LaserJet driver and utility package for Mac OS 7 and a later one from Mac OS 8 I found on a CD (attached below). This is in an attempt to rename the printer name on the JetDirect 600N AppleTalk card in it. (And sadly no, you can't do that from the web...

Hello everyone, I'd like to share my new A-Z GlobalTalk guide, this has been in the works since last year and is finally ready. You can check it out here: The Ultimate GlobalTalk Network Guide It is designed for vintage Macintosh users of all backgrounds, those just getting started and those...

No way. Mac OS 9.2.2 and Mac OS X 10.2 are the earliest supported operating systems. Most Power Mac G3 desktop systems can’t boot earlier than 8.0 or 8.1. The earliest G4 models could do 8.5.1 or 8.6. Make a disk image of the hard drive and you can access and maybe boot from it in a Mac...

Yeah that's a new one for me too. I just did a standard install of 10 not long ago, so I'm unsure where that option may be. But certainly something good to note in this guide so newbies like myself don't get tripped up!

OK, I found and resolved my issues. (y) 1. My .bat file was not in the C:\qemu folder - I was unclear where it needed to be. I realize this is shown in the screenshot, but not it is not specifically called out in the instructions. So this can easily be overlooked by a Windows noob such as...

Thanks again :) I've rebooted a few times, I've also tried editing Program Files to lowercase in the variables (like shown in the image in the guide), but that doesn't seem to have solved it. I guess I find it odd that the 'qemu-system-m68k.exe' would give that error about needing a kernel...

Thanks Chris, I tried rebooting and it had no effect for the ethernet bridge, even trying a bunch of IPconfig commands didn't seem to solve it. My System Environment Variables appear to be identical to what is provided. I'll reboot again for good measure.

I appreciate the guide @Mu0n, I ran into some issues that maybe you can help with. 1. I couldn't get the ethernet bridge to grab a good IP address with my built-in ethernet adapter. So instead, I installed a second network card via a USB to ethernet adapter. Not only did this seem to go more...

Oh interesting, I think I saw 1GB, but that divided by 8 is 128MB. I think there is a Novatech SOC which I think has embedded memory. I’ll attach some photos to this post, but I don’t think I see any other chips that could be RAM related.

Absolutely amazing progress @0dan0 ! I would have never guessed there was some in-process scaling. The results are truly impressive and I am eager to see what you discover next! 🥳

Hello Andreas, Thank you for your interest in this project. The process of adjusting the white balance and exposure is not easy. People are working hard at looking at the code and trying to reverse engineer it. It is still be looking at by a number of great people here. When there is enough...

You're welcome, thanks so much for your help! Well.. after 3 minutes it errored out. Although the warnings were far fewer on the console. The video file is at about 42-44 Mbit/s. Can we try maybe QP30 or QP40? I think if we can get it closer to 15-20 Mbit/s (as those worked for other mods)...

It's not too hard, but I've made a guide. Once you remove a few screws the whole motor/camera mechanism comes out in one piece. Then you can remove the board. Please read each step, as there are some easy things to break (like the ribbon cable for the button controls). You can view the guide...

Oh wow, any idea why it blasted to 111+ Mbit/s, is it simply the QP control setting? :oops: After just 2 minutes on QP12 it crashed again :( Recording at about 112+ Mbit/s (see screenshot below)... but the recording looked great! 😅 Sadly - it also fails at QP15 after a few min. (which seems to...

What's interesting is, I tried leaving the projector running for 10 minutes, and it was working with QP10. But - then all of a sudden it stopped (I only know because of the serial monitor, the digizter keeps chugging along). The resulting video file is nice (link to video here) but it looks...