Re: Need ideas for SE

hello, i've been kicking around what to do w/ compacts & liked the idea of an alarm clock... any idea as to a program that's full screen & runs on a classic 2... > > get a printer/network cable and try some network games!!! > > > > on a slightly related subject i came accross a system extention

Re: Dead SE/30

Man, I've got to remember to only quote the message. I keep forgetting Anyway...Would applying heat move it back? Not a blow torch, but 500-1000 watts (like from a hair dryer). Just enough to get it "somewhat" straightened, but not perfect. Tape sounds the most promising, though. Jack

Re: Dead SE/30

>Good to know. I'll try it and check to see if any ROM pins are bent. >That's been a real big problem in any board using plastic retainers >for the ROM/RAM. >Jack I think you'll find that the whole connector housing is bent, i.e., bowed up in the middle. Also some runs of ROM SIMMs have excess s

Re: Dead SE/30

Good to know. I'll try it and check to see if any ROM pins are bent. That's been a real big problem in any board using plastic retainers for the ROM/RAM. Bit of trivia...The warranty for the MoBo expired in 99. I kinda wander what the warranty covered and whether it was a pro-rated rep

Re: Dead SE/30

>That's what I thought. Thanks for the link, but I've been to it to >give me the idea about the ROM/RAM. > >Jack There's one trick that has been known to work that isn't mentioned on that website. Here goes: Take about a 3 inch long piece of Scotch tape and use it to pull the ROM SIMM farther tow

Re: Dead SE/30

That's what I thought. Thanks for the link, but I've been to it to give me the idea about the ROM/RAM. Jack On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 06:06 PM, Gamba wrote: >> When I power up the system, I'm getting the horizontal bars and 4 >> chimes. I've re-seated the ROM and RAM, taken the RAM a

Re: Dead SE/30

>When I power up the system, I'm getting the horizontal bars and 4 >chimes. I've re-seated the ROM and RAM, taken the RAM and ROM out and >used a pencil eraser to clean the points, only put half the RAM in, and >have tried to power up without the hard drive. Still no joy. Anything >else I can do

Re: SE30 with a IIfx ROM

>I apologize if I am asking a FAsked Q but... Has the IIsi ROM been tested in >an SE/30 and worked? What is the adavntage? > >Sorry for the stupid question. >-eric First, there is no such thing as a stupid question. Next, yes it has and it works. Advantages are: 1...32 bit clean, so mode 32 not r

Re: Dead SE/30

>When I power up the system, I'm getting the horizontal bars and 4 >chimes. I've re-seated the ROM and RAM, taken the RAM and ROM out and >used a pencil eraser to clean the points, only put half the RAM in, and >have tried to power up without the hard drive. Still no joy. Anything >else I can do

Dead SE/30

When I power up the system, I'm getting the horizontal bars and 4 chimes. I've re-seated the ROM and RAM, taken the RAM and ROM out and used a pencil eraser to clean the points, only put half the RAM in, and have tried to power up without the hard drive. Still no joy. Anything else I can do

Re: SE30 with a IIfx ROM

I apologize if I am asking a FAsked Q but... Has the IIsi ROM been tested in an SE/30 and worked? What is the adavntage? Sorry for the stupid question. -eric -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac Compac

Re: The OT Menace...

I say I have to agree, it could have been put different across that the posting was inappropriate. Rob, go here: http://www.softwolves.pp.se/cbm/index.en.shtml http://www.loadstar.com/articles/commodore_discussion_mailing_lis.htm Now there is a weird project for a dead compact shell, stick in a

Re: The OT Menace...

>On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 11:02 AM, Rob wrote: > >> Anyone have any info on anything Commodore 64 ??, I just got one, and >> it boots but not properly >> >> >If you have, take it off-list immediately. > >A 64 wasn't even a compact Commodore! > >Stuart >(list nanny) and WHO do you sugg

Re: SE30 with a IIfx ROM

On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 08:00 PM, Gamba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I just put this together. I works with a SE/30 ROM. > With a IIfx ROM it boots to the Welcome to Macintosh screen, and there > it sits. > What could be making it hang? > johnsn > > That's what it will do if it has Sys

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On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 11:02 AM, Rob wrote: > Anyone have any info on anything Commodore 64 ??, I just got one, and > it boots but not properly > > If you have, take it off-list immediately. A 64 wasn't even a compact Commodore! Stuart (list nanny) -- Compact Macs is sponsored by

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