The Mac Portable Hybrid Module Recreation product is live!
Please run through the pre-check steps (linked from product description) before ordering to be sure your system is in good shape.
androda.work/product/macinto…
BlueSCSI Transfer Util is a new 68k Macintosh app (OS6-9) that allows you to pull & put files directly from an SD card, no emulator required to get OregonTrail on your Mac Plus HD image!
Give the Beta a try - let me know if you run into any issues:
github.com/erichelgeson/Blue…
iPhone 14 Pro crashed while charging last night so didn't get my alarm and had no idea how to restart (press up then down then hold power I learned)
Not a great start to the new iPhone @Apple@AppleSupport
Version 2 of Disk Jockey, the disk image creator for your retro stuff, is out!
Not only does it create disk images, it allows you to see what's in them. It reads raw disk images, Mac ISOs, Toast and Disk Copy images. Meet Disk-O-Matic:
The new F4 BlueSCSI XCVR is finally available in small quantities! Hit some delays after hoping to release at the end of March.
androda.work/product/desktop…
The code is released GPL, and hardware released CC-NC, in the main repo:
github.com/androda/F4_BlueSC…
For #MARCHintosh2022 I'm launching two web-based classic Mac emulators: system7.app and macos8.app.
They boot instantly, are filled with useful programs, allow data import, export and persistence, and try to bring the best of the web to retrocomputing.
It's online! I've published a beta version of The HyperCard Center, a website hosting web-formatted HyperCard reference docs! hypercard.center/#MARCHintosh2022
Apple has a very successful laptop lineup these days, but its very first portable Mac was a bulky, heavy flop. Let’s find out why in today’s video!
youtu.be/Okz14yztJ3I
#MARCHintosh2022 doesn't just have to be videos - if you don't have a blog and want to share a project come over to TinkerDifferent and tag the post tinkerdifferent.com/tags/mar…
I'll be posting my 512k restore there later this week.
Have a USB Zip/Floppy drive and a @rascsi and you want to use it with a SCSI computer? No problem! Here is a IIci using a USB Zip 250 :)
USBZip -> RaSCSI-> ln -s /dev/<devcie> /home/pi/images/zip.hdr -> scsi -> IIci
Everything in linux is a file, even devices!
This would also work with a USB->IDE/SATA drive to get your clicky hdd noises.
Or heck, even a scsi2sd plugged in via usb and mount the drives from that via rascsi. Why? because why not!
Pre-configured Raspberry Pi OS Lite SD card with RaSCSI v21.10 already setup - also now available!
Download the image from the release notes (github.com/akuker/RASCSI/rel…)
Then use the Raspberry Pi Imager tool and select "Use Custom"