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JDW replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.ROM CHIPS I meticulously scraped both the outer and inner sides of every single pin on both ROM chips (which took a heck of a long time... -
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ScutBoy replied to the thread Apple Network Server 700 boot issue.If I recall, you also need the key in the service/diag position to boot the CD - but I could be wrong...
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AAlpineRaven replied to the thread Powerbook G3 Lombard stiff hinge fix.Ive done the same with you - on PowerBook G3 wallstreet & PDQ, iBook Clamshell & iBook plus PowerBook 1400 as well - as soon you feel...
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Sideburn replied to the thread Reverse Engineer the Spectre GCR?.Glad you found this thread and replied! I have two originals working well with boxes and manuals and the button etc. and listened to... -
AHi there everyone, I have figured something out that i wanted to share, i have here a Power book G3 Lombard with very stiff hinges...
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JDW replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.Understood. Thanks. I suspect "unmodified body" is key here. I have the 84V Mod installed. As I speculated in my video, that is...
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AlexMac replied to the thread BlueSCSI v2 Pico - Low cost, open hardware, fast SCSI device!.Write performance has improved a lot - not sure which version was present before though as I hadn't updated for some time. But thought... -
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CClassicHasClass replied to the thread Apple Network Server 700 boot issue.You can manually boot it from the AIX CD at the ok prompt with boot cd or boot scsi-int/sd@0:aix.
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Volvo242GT replied to the thread What did you do to your computer today?.I've decided to pass the A1278 onto a client I have. He currently has a 2009 version that, without OCLP, tops out at 10.11.6 El... -
jeffburg replied to the thread Who Am I... The Power PC Performas.I was going to ask where we could suggest some board consolidation. I am open to ideas but the boards are split in a very fine grain way...
