Jerry mentioned that the mouse is a M0100, which from memory is the
same as the Mac 128/512k's mouse. However the connector on the back
of the lisa does not look like the connector on the original
Macs...but my memory could be fading.
The 'original' mouse Jerry describes has the same ser
Thanks for everyones replies. I now have a much better idea of what I
need to try.
Like Adams Lisa, mine also has what looks like a Sun Rem 20 meg HD
installed internally with a cable threaded through the lisa and out
the back, then plugging into the parallel port.
When this cable is plu
Greetings,
I am currently looking around to find myself a Lisa. I was curious if
anyone on list had one they were looking to part with. I haven't seen any
lately on eBay and would rather find one somewhat locally, if possible. I'm
located in Columbus, Ohio currently. At any rate, I am r
I'd give the cable a try. If it doesn't work, it won't hurt anything. If
that's the case, pick up a modem emmiminator or null modem adapter, and plug
it between the cable you have and the Lisa.
-Jason
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I figured it was probably converted by Sun Remarketing, but I thought the ones
they did were called Mac XLs as well. The floppy drive is an 800K type. The
hard drive inside is a real oddball; the card which connects to the external
parallel port is an MFM controller, which runs a Microscribe 3.5
> Sorry to hijack this thread a bit, but I have a Mac XL which seems to have a
> bit of an identity crisis. The front panel matches that of a Lisa 2, but the
> set of ports on the back include a parallel port, akin to a Lisa 1 (also, the
> unit came with an original-style Lisa mouse). The internal
It has an 800K drive with a 800K rom.
It has a M0100 mouse which may not be the mouse it came with.
I can't remember the answers to the rest of the questions. Sorry.
Jerry
On Oct 4, 2005, at 11:07 AM, Rick wrote:
If a lisa 2 had all it's internal boards (IO, Mother, CPU and RAM)
dated 1982
I don't think it is a case of wrong ROMs as they are version "H" and
this computer worked fine until I moved from Atlanta to Cincinnati. I
believe one of the packers dropped it into a box after my wife asked
her to be more careful (can you tell I sold this unit to Phil). I used
the present c
Sorry to hijack this thread a bit, but I have a Mac XL which seems to have a
bit of an identity crisis. The front panel matches that of a Lisa 2, but the
set of ports on the back include a parallel port, akin to a Lisa 1 (also, the
unit came with an original-style Lisa mouse). The internal 20MB
> If a lisa 2 had all it's internal boards (IO, Mother, CPU and RAM)
> dated 1982, would it be a fair guess that this was a Lisa 1 that has
> been upgraded to a Lisa 2? I have also noticed that at the back the
> drive cage some small modifications (cut away some of the metal) have
> been made to m
Hi Phil,
short answers for long questions:
This machine has a 1.2 Amp power supply,... a little 'cheep cheep!'
noise
This is a soon-dying Power Supply or a high current consumption by the
Lisa. I would change the PS first, cause case 1 is more likely
If it is the power-supply that is dying, c
Hi Lisa List,
I have a couple of quick questions.
If a lisa 2 had all it's internal boards (IO, Mother, CPU and RAM)
dated 1982, would it be a fair guess that this was a Lisa 1 that has
been upgraded to a Lisa 2? I have also noticed that at the back the
drive cage some small modifications (
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