On Sep 11, 2005, at 14:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I've seen that before, but I don't recall exactly what causes it. I
think it might be an incompatible version of Mac OS or a corrupt
System
I suspected it could be as you say but have no utility or boot
floppies to test
from. I might be able to borrow an external CD drive this week and try
a Norton
Utilities CD. At any rate I will want to open the case as some point
and give it
a good cleaning. I appreciate you taking time to guide me toward Home
Depot,
etc. I can go to those stores during lunch this week.
Don't forget Apple has System 7.5.3 available free for download. And
then there's the System 7.5 Network Access Disk too, which should boot
on the SE/30.
I still own the only Mac I ever bought new. It's a IIci. I wanted a
SE30 when
they came out but was still paying off the IIci. :-)
I wanted a Mac since the 128, but my father, an employee of IBM,
wouldn't hear of it. :) Poor guy - he's still with Windows... and
except for my toys I'm on Tiger now.
Daniel
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