on 6/14/02 12:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Just trying to boot from the hard drive yields either a sad mac (0000
> 0001/0000 000F) or it gets past the hardware checks (grey screen with
> pointer) to the happy mac screen, where it freezes (I thought it might
> just be taking a long time, but it should boot up in less than 24
> hours :)). Unfortunately, when it is in the dock, it ignores a boot cd
> (Apple CD300). I also hooked up a Wallstreet powerbook in scsi mode to
> the dock and booted up bypassing the internal hd. It recognized the
> Wallstreet hd (could see the transfer arrow bars on the Wallstreet
> screen) however, it then went to the question mark folder as it looked
> for a valid system folder. I went as far as taking the hard drive out of
> the Duo and installing it into the Wallstreet. The Wallstreet had no
> problems with it. So, I went ahead and reinstalled system 8.6 onto the
> hard drive, specifying installing system for any Mac. Still same
> behavior with it in the Duo. That is why I want an original boot floppy
> or its image, so I can take the hard drive out of the equation. Thanks
> for the help.
> 

Have you reseated the RAM and the drive cables?

- Eric.

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Eric Strobel (fyzycyst@NOSPAM^mailaps.org)

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