Hi Tom,
>> I wonder, could I just use my SE's floppy in the Lisa?
>Yes you can, BUT You have to do some soldering work
>with the 1,44 super-drive
Interesting!
Please post your instructions so we can all have them (unless they are very
long or need pictures).
With this modification:
- do
Hi Stephen,
if you have an original floppy built in in your Lisa, then it has to be a
SONY Model OA-D34V
the electronic in that drive has a sensor, which recognizes when the head is
at the end-position (near the step-motor for the head) but no sensor at the
front-position (near the step-motor for
I don't have a spare but I've had the same thing happen to me a time or
two. In both cases, I believe it was after I tried to lubricate the
mech on the side of the drive. It would continuously "eject" a
non-existent disk over and over. It seems like I somehow "dried" the
oil off of one and it b
> Does the motor spin up, when you insert a floppy or push the little stick in
> the floppy on the right side, which recognizes an inserted disk?
> The error you described, could be caused by a faulty I/O Board (resp. a
> faulty Lisa Light Adapter, depending on your Lisa modell) or by the drive
> i
