Hi Phil,
I know that the Simms are very hard to pull out of their sockets- the really
stick into their sockets. I used a plastic pull-out tool to prevent any
damage. A pull-out tool should be available in a local electronics store.
A pull out tools was necessary for pulling SIMM's in many Macintosh
Thanks for all the info...I'll try cleaning the contacts and see if
that helps. Any idea how tho remove the sims from the card...I cant
seem to pop then out?
Phil
On Jan 8, 2006, at 12:33 AM, Dr. Helmut Post wrote:
Hi everyone,
happy new year to the LisaList
and special greetings to Phil!
Hi everyone,
happy new year to the LisaList
and special greetings to Phil!
>
> I have recently purchased (Xmas present to myself) one of John
> Woodall's X-Profile boards, as my original drives are all failing. I
> was going to try to build an IDEfile (and I may still do) but I worry
> my skills
"I have recently purchased (Xmas present to myself) one of John
Woodall's X-Profile boards, as my original drives are all failing. I
was going to try to build an IDEfile (and I may still do) but I worry
my skills were not up to par."
Wow, that's better than a pair of socks ! I was sorely
Hi everyone,
Firstly, happy new year to the lisalist.
I have recently purchased (Xmas present to myself) one of John
Woodall's X-Profile boards, as my original drives are all failing. I
was going to try to build an IDEfile (and I may still do) but I worry
my skills were not up to par.
I am
