MODE32/System compatability

[atariorbit]

Using modern ROM SIMMs seems to be more appropriate and manageable.

Rominator in your SE/30 is the super clean way to do this. Works like a charm and can handle all the RAM you can stuff in a '30.

 

[speakers]

Rominator in your SE/30 is the super clean way to do this. Works like a charm and can handle all the RAM you can stuff in a '30.

I'd inject a word of caution here. On my SE/30, I had issues with the Rominator and BlueSCSI - so I reverted to the original ROM plus MODE32.

And SE/30s can be temperamental with RAM configurations - so your mileage may vary.

 

[retr01]

Or you can get SMC ROM SIMM from @Kay K.M.Mods. It works fine with BlueSCSI.

 

[atariorbit]

I'd inject a word of caution here. On my SE/30, I had issues with the Rominator and BlueSCSI - so I reverted to the original ROM plus MODE32.

And SE/30s can be temperamental with RAM configurations - so your mileage may vary.

Sure, all that is par for course. IN my experience I used a SCSI2SD and have had no issues. My SE/30 has always had 128Mb so that wasn't ever an issue with either.

So- for Mac SE/30 128MB, SCSI2SD, 50mhz 030 Acellerator, ethernet - the ROMINATOR works pretty much flawlessly on 7.5.5.

-andy