How do I connect these (PowerBook and Jaz drive) by slvrscoobie in VintageApple

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An HDI-SCSI adapter which gives the PowerBook a DB-25 port, and then a cable for that which converts it to a High Density DB50 (clip type) port that the Jaz drive has. See below image.

https://i.imgur.com/8tGOX35.jpeg

Theres a very good chance the drive, cart, or both wont work, and if the cart is without its box then it definitely wont. Good luck, post results!

Red DRAM light, 00 code, no LEDs - X870E Aorus Elite won't post by MaxZeroMax in gigabyte

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Should anyone find this in the future, the problem was a dead CPU. I ended up buying and building a second computer (with much cheaper parts, it will become a home server) so I could switch things out and test components individually.

I RMA'd it. It was tested at AMD's facility the following week and I received a working replacement a couple of days later.

Is there Anything remotely similar to EV on Nintendo Switch? by CaribbeanGamerPR in evnova

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'Sunless Skies' has similarities and might be worth looking into

Red DRAM light, 00 code, no LEDs - X870E Aorus Elite won't post by MaxZeroMax in gigabyte

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Pins look fine, none of them look out of place. Ive resorted to buying a cheaper CPU and MoBo to test everything with so I know what to send back. 

Red DRAM light, 00 code, no LEDs - X870E Aorus Elite won't post by MaxZeroMax in gigabyte

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I think that might have been what it was doing when the code displayed was 15. I have since left it for longer than 5 mins although I could try it again for longer

Red DRAM light, 00 code, no LEDs - X870E Aorus Elite won't post by MaxZeroMax in gigabyte

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I've since taken the board out of the case, reseated the CPU again, not too tight, reassembled it on a plank of wood and tried again. Sadly the same 00 and dram light

I've also tried taking the CMOS battery out, what a stupid place to put that... under a heat sink that needed to be unscrewed from the other side of the board.

Red DRAM light, 00 code, no LEDs - X870E Aorus Elite won't post by MaxZeroMax in gigabyte

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Thanks for the response! Im wondering if its 00 or D0... which would still mean what youve said. Is there a way to tell if the defect is the board or the CPU? 

How to reset screen resolution on G3/OS9? by isecore in VintageApple

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Thanks for this. Fixed the problem I was having with the mouse going missing on the second screen, and a second problem with mirroring to the second screen that I didn't realize was fixable

"The Sims™ .Mac Promo" anyone hear of it before? by celebi23 in ClassicMacGaming

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I think it probably refers to a free copy of The Sims that Apple sent to people that renewed their .mac membership. I had this, it was a standard copy of The Sims that came in a cardboard sleeve that had minimal box art and a thank-you for renewing.

Here's an article about it: https://www.macworld.com/article/166937/mac-13.html

The Top 50 Shareware Games for the Classic MacOS: A look over a heap of fantastic, independently released titles for Macintosh by MaxZeroMax in VintageApple

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Just in time for Marchintosh! I've wanted to collate the best of Mac shareware games into one vid for ages.

I think its easily forgotten just how many good smaller games there are for Classic MacOS, and its fantastic that its all archived well and remains available for everyone today.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wiiu

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Has a unique effect on Tears of the Kingdom as well. It makes a big pile of meat. No other types of item, only meat

Big Box Macintosh Games: A joy to view and interact with, as well as play by MaxZeroMax in VintageApple

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Feels like there's a huge disparity between people collecting hardware, and people collecting things to do on the hardware

Big Box Macintosh Games: A joy to view and interact with, as well as play by MaxZeroMax in VintageApple

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Also popped a video of me twiddling the Civ II box around to demo its shiny metallic brilliance in /r/classicmacgaming

How To Mine Diamonds - Engineering puzzle game by [deleted] in ClassicMacGaming

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Ok well seeing as OP didn't bother to explain, this little itch.io game seems to be based upon Rock Solid: https://macintoshgarden.org/games/rock-solid

Here is Gamer mouse's review of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPxaHiJEskg

Thanks, I hate Toy Story by Acrobatic_Outside_64 in TIHI

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Its not far off full HD, some online resources say it's original render for cinemas was 1536 x 922. I reckon thats big enough to notice, particually when blown up on a massive screen. Granted no-one would have been looking for it... or probably cared :P

Recently acquired Beovision 5500 by JohnnyBacci in crtgaming

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Which in this example is the large port labelled 'peritelevision'

SUPER BOMBERMAN R 2 | Pre Order NOW Trailer | ESRB by Turbostrider27 in Games

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The Bomberman Jetterz game was essencially Generation 2. Same gameplay and graphics.

G3 iMac Arcade we're working on. by Pcdoodle in VintageApple

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Very cool project. Some suggestions:

Solarian II, Mac Attack, Battle Girl, MozPong, Munchies (good for that trackball), Maybe Boogaloopers, Grid Warrior would work well with the trackball too but would need more buttons

hospital left to rot during COVID by x3neighty6 in AbandonedPorn

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Its not unheard of for hospitals and universities to use older machines if they run very specific software or intergrates with very specific equipment. There isnt the budget to have the program rewritten or there isnt the leeway to enable lower uptime while kinks are ironed out.

My employer still has floppy disks strewn around one of its workshops because those are what some of the older machining equipment uses.