to any one who can't find an original
Profile or whose Profile is very loud like mine.
Scott Lewis
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Hi all,
Rev. D is a Twiggy ROM. My Lisa 1 comes up with D/40 during bootup.
Scott
On Nov 20, 2005, at 6:06 AM, James MacPhail wrote:
This second board as a different ROM version (H/A8) athough the first
one is D/A8.
The "H" is the CPU board ROM version. The "A8" is the I/O board ROM
versi
The original Twiggy Lisa's rarely come up for sale on eBay. Maybe one
or two a year if that. Expect to pay $8000 to $10,000 for a working one
with the Lisa 1 OS on a Profile and with the original Twiggy disks.
Scott
On Aug 17, 2005, at 4:56 PM, Blake Patterson wrote:
How hard are the original
I have formatted a Profile for the Apple III and then reformatted it
for the Lisa. I didn't have any problems.
Scott
On Nov 30, 2004, at 1:20 PM, Garry Barrow wrote:
A simple question, I think:
Can a Lisa simply re-initialize and use a Profile drive that has
previously been formatted for an Appl
Just a few comments.
1. The +300 volts is generated on the video board. The potentiometers
for brightness and focus are located in the power supply for
convenience. There is no +300 volts present when the power supply is
out of the Lisa. If you look closely at the power supply board you will
no
