Le 12 nov. 05, à 00:33, James MacPhail a écrit :
This was an aside to another problem, so it looks like it didn't get
any
attention:
when I switch the Lisa off, it goes off then on immediately.
I have seen a couple of causes for this problem, ones that come to
mind are:
1) Damaged (broken) traces on the I/O Board due to corrosion from
leaking
batteries.
After removing battery, and cleaning as much as I can the board, it's
OK !
I also clean all socket.
Great !
More over, I test second second board (Cage, CPU, IO, 2 RAM Card and
one // card) and it's working also :happy:.
This second board as a different ROM version (H/A8) athough the first
one is D/A8. Is there any real differences ? Which one is better ?
When started with the H/A8 board, the Lisa will only ask to boot on
drive 2, although it let choose Drive 1 (which does'nt exist ?) and
Drive 2.
Both Profile start on MacOs.
*but* despite all my effort, the diske drive remain not functionnal. It
make some noise at startup, like if head are blocked... I will try
again to dismantle it and grease everywhere again... May be somebody
have a spare diske drive ? Or Macintosh drive may work ?
Lisa is my best piece of old computers, far away from my other Apple
pieces likes Apple II, macintosh 128.... What a beautiful thing !
Jerome
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