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Hi buchankn,

is there a chance that you can post the new 2.0 firmware that you've created? This would save me and others the need to retrace your steps. I can also share with you a link to my Google share to post there.

Best,
John
Hello Dave,

is there any chance that you can post the new firmware you've created? This would save me and others from retracing these steps? I can also send you a link to post on my Google share if that's more convienent.

Best,
John
TD Game server will be shortly offline until 2100hrs tomorrow at the latest for maintenance and upgrade.
TD Game server going offline for maintenance and upgrade at 1900hrs UK time - should be up by 2100hrs UK time
Grew up in 8 bit times with Radio Shack Mod1 and Mod3. Never had a Macintosh until I bought my first one from eBay in 2000. I have 14 now and 2 Lisa Mac XL's. I'm retiring soon and will spend my new time learning how to replace capacitors for these.
Good morning. I saw your site on Mac84 tonight and noticed you needed a IIci logic board photo for your capacitor page. I'm prepping for recapping this one so I thought I would grab a shot and send it your way for inclusion on your site.
FYI, your IIci page states the axials are 16v, but mine are 25v nichicon SE(M) series.

Thanks!
- MrTechGadget

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And also fun fact: The 170 is the best System 6 laptop Apple ever made - and one of the few able to run it, along with the Portable, 100, 140, and the 145!
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eric
5 months later... How do you get system 6 on a 170?
3lectr1c
3lectr1c
Two ways.
1. These shipped with System 6.0.7 in Japan because they hadn't finished the translation for System 7 yet. Decades ago, someone figured this out and hacked together an English copy based on the modified version. That's the one I've used.
2. David Cook on 68kMLA went recently and patched 6.0.8L to run on additional systems, including the PowerBooks that could run the modified copy of 6.0.7 previously. I've yet to try this out on own system, been meaning to.
Just soldered up and installed a V2 BlueSCSI into my PowerBook 170 - it’s had it hinge mounts replaced, RAM maxed to 8MB, and now this. Just need to replace its interconnect board to get internal sound working again and it’s finished.
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eric
eric
Lookin good! My 170 is in parts on my desk, i almost put it back together last weekend but got distracted :D
Thanks to @jcm-1 for his assembled BlueSCSI complete with LED. Massive performance increase on my SE/30.
The Speedometer 3 scores for the Internal and External BlueSCSI on are the left side of the screenshots compared with the SCSI2SD.

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Hi Steve,

Got a Mac Iifx revA board with bonded batteries, has been on its side while this happened, at visual inspection after cleaning it seems traces were minimal damaged but the goop went al over the board between the ram slots and the back plater and a lot of the chip pons are damaged/corroded.

Most boards I see are Rev B boards, would it be worth the effort to repair?

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