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Unfortunately I'm not able to test that as 1, my system isn't up and running fully yet. 2, I don't have any optical devices to test with. Sorry. Perhaps another user could be of more assistance.

Love the "A Laser Hive Conversion" Nice little touch. As always mini amazing work from you!

So, just being a bit of **** to start. If you read and search and read some more. Everything WOULD be revealed. But moving on. If I remember correctly you need to have the Firewire ground connected as this is also the ground for the Power switch and led on the front panel board. However, no...

Just took me back to the old forum which is read only. Anyway new link

Okay. That's simple. Front panel Audio header 16 audio com 2 ground 17 audio right 5 headphone right 18 audio left 9 headphone left To make a physical switch to select front panel audio. You would need a standard switch. ie ON/OFF could be toggle, push...

I think it would be fine. LED might not be as bright. And some firewire devices might not work properly for lack of voltage? But I am not sure if that is true or not.

See here. Basically, it doesn't work. You, at present can not have a front panel on a g5 that will automatically switch to headphone jack when headphones are plugged into the front jack. However, some people have been able to manually select (Sys Pref, -> Sound, -> Output) the front jack. I...

Surely just leaving the HDD with 2 thumb screws on the one side and resting on the slight bent piece of metal on the other side would be secure and safe? In my old ATX case it had a tool less HDD and OD rack. And it was basically two pins going into the screw holes on one side and resting on a...

As mentioned above. I wouldn't bother putting on diodes. I have never even thought about this. And I used to make and sell those front panel harness' hence why I can so easily tell you what to do. Eelhead has been using one of my cables from the very begging of his G5 career. And it was made by...

If you find a pinout of a Firewire header, you will see it has pin 7 and pin 8 as +12V. So simply connect these together to get your Apple pin 1 +25V. PS It does not matter that it is 1V less.

Pin 2 to any ground. Either Power Led Ground(-), or Power Switch Ground(-). Pin 13 to Power Led Positive (+). Pin 14 to Power Switch Positive (+). Pinout

Use this. Only need to connect pin 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. Connect pin 2 to any Mobo ground.

Looking good mini. As per though. As per. Always neat solutions. Where do you get the metal for those standoffs. I need something similar for the mini I'm working on.

Could anyone with the intel DH61AG board do me a massive favour? I got an OEM board so could you please trace the rear I/O shield and sent it to me through email. Would be so good. I would appreciate it traced, and then either on the same page or on another page traced with the external...

Could anyone with the intel DH61AG board do me a massive favour? I got an OEM board so could you please trace the rear I/O shield and sent it to me through email. Would be so good. I would appreciate it traced, and then either on the same page or on another page traced with the external...

So just ordered a MyDigitalSSD Smart Sata III 256GB mSATA for this project! I ordered an IR board, a Bluetooth board from a Macbook. I also ordered the front frame for a mac mini, the front IR + Sleep light board from the mini and some screws so I can use the twist lock of the bottom case. Idea...

That's probably the best idea. Or try drilling off the top of the screw head and then the shaft should just twist out with little to no resistance at all or drill a small whole down into the screw and then jb weld a rob or screw driver into the whole to provide even better grip... bit more risky...

There is a man who made a hackintosh cluster in a filing cabinet. Was pretty sweet. Used mini ITX boards. I think it was in the customisation section.

Yeah. This is expensive.. If you don't mind me asking what do you do. The level of craftsmanship and engineering in some of your designs is incredible. Not to mention the completely original designs! It really is spectacular to read through your mods.

I do like it. I do, I do. I want to know how you manage to get so much time to work on your mods. I need more dedication!!