I obviously am into pain. But not so much that I want to wrestle with a mfm/rll/esdi drive. I didn't say I was going to use it for much. The black p/s may not even work. It didn't have a white switch don't think. The point is if I got it all working it would be aomething of an 80s retro type of sleeper pc. No name case, buy all True Blue inside. And weirdly vintage even for it's time (on account of the black and gold).
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