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Trash80toG4 replied to the thread Mac IIsi Repairathon.Thanks for those vid links, may have to take a look at that board! -
jjuran posted the thread Legacynth: Sound Driver emulation for PPC Macs in Software | Mac OS (PowerPC).I've made a reimplementation of the Sound Driver API via the Sound Manager, called Legacynth. A number of old games that use the Sound... -
muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.I don't think Computer Chronicles aired in my part of Australia. According to google, it aired in Brisbane on Briz 31 but I never heard... -
SuperSVGA replied to the thread Macintosh Portable SLIM cards.They do work just fine since the entire driver is in ROM: Getting it in the Powerbook 100 would be tricky, since you need both... -
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RetroViator replied to the thread Mac IIsi Repairathon.The Dreaded Power Supplies Knowing how bad the IIsi power supplies are (due to leaky SMD caps on the soft power daughter board and leaky... -
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Digging around in the ROM and source code, Apple originally planned to include removable disk cards on the Macintosh Portable. This... -
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mac27 replied to the thread Power Mac G4 Quicksilver main case fan replacement.Thanks, I'd assumed NOS OEM parts wouldn't be available, but nope. I picked up one of these lots and will try that out instead. -
Ggreenmachine replied to the thread Power Mac G4 Quicksilver main case fan replacement.Aftermarket fans are really hit or miss with noise. Noctua is always a solid choice if you don't mind the odd color scheme, and they...
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mac27 posted the thread Power Mac G4 Quicksilver main case fan replacement in PowerPC G3, G4 & G5 (New World ROM).Just documenting a quick little repair/maintenance item I took care of today. The main case fan in my Quicksilver was nice and quiet...
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GreenBar0n replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.It took the Vevor 10L Ultrasonic nearly 3 hours to heat the water to 65°C, had to bring the unit indoors because it was 65°F outside and... -
