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"Ok, thanks for the clarifying"

"This is actually Jason Perkin's exhibit, running Microsoft Xenix on an Apple Lisa"

"Thanks for the photos Rick!  I'd probably call the Lisa a Macintosh Zero, in the numbering hierarchy..."

"I didn't have to change the jumpers on the adaptors, so you should be good with cable select. The only one I had to force a master to was the KingSpec IDE SSD."

"Awesome. If you get any odd boot up or access issues, let me know. I'll send you an image of some jumpers I had to bridge. I only had to do this on a KingSpec SSD, not the mSATA, but it was on my G4. I don't think you'll need it…"

"For emulating older OS X on computers today, you can use PearPPC for Windows. I've run Jaguar and maybe Tiger on it (on a Windows VM on a Mac no less). There's also Mac-on-Mac, which is a port of Mac-on-Linux. Both of these haven't…"

"Hey guys, Many true SSDs like mSATA support load leveling and automatic trash collection like Jake mentioned, so TRIM isn't needed. SD and CompactFlash do not have this feature, and I only use those on older OSes (pre-10). It all comes down to…"

"Wow, thanks for replying to this Max. I was not aware that this was possible due to the constant changes with the technology at that time, but you have cleared that up. Interesting upgrade for sure. Thanks for responding and adding the link. I like…"

"Hey Guys, sadly, it looks as if Bill Reekes, a regional manager for Apple, had passed away last year. Not to be confused with Jim Reekes, the startup sound…"

"That's freakin' amazing!"

"This is definitely legit, I'm the guy who preformed the modification :) (I'm not the guy selling it though) The way this modification works is pretty simple, you remove the PPC750 from the iBook and solder a PPC7410 in. As the two are pin…"

"Hey John, I look forward to next episode's SSD segment. I have SSDs in almost all my machines, from the Portable to MacBook Pro. Feel free to get my phone number from James if you want to compare notes."

"Just an update. I've moved most of my old Macs to a solid state drive of some type. SCSI2SD, CF to ATA, SD to IDE or ATA, and true ATA SSDs, just to name a few."