Thanks to Bruce, Eric and the others whose suggestions have been really
useful on this topic.
We now think the machine has been got at before it arrived with us as we
are getting all sorts of peculiar statements from it.
Its supposed to be a PB270C but when we eventually (VERY LONG STORY - three
The Calypso Organization on 12/8/03 6:22 AM wrote:
Thanks to Bruce, Eric and the others whose suggestions have been really
useful on this topic.
We now think the machine has been got at before it arrived with us as we
are getting all sorts of peculiar statements from it.
Its supposed to be
You can install a later 280 or 2300 logic board into the 270 and it will
work with the 270c's color screen.
-Mark
Thanks Mark, Best news we have had in a long time.
We will just put the 280 board on the 270 screen and then be able to upgrade
up to OS 8 instead of stopping at 7.6.1.
BTW it
On Saturday, December 6, 2003, at 07:40 AM, The Calypso Organization
wrote:
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We have just aquired a PB 270C running Os 7.5.1.
Its a nice machine full off really useful programmes but there is a
minor
fault or faults to be precise,on the HD. Clicking any sub-menu on the
Are you running DFA from the disk repair disk? At System 7,5, it
couldn't repair the boot disk. You'll need a dock with a floppy at the
very least to effect this fix
We only have disk repair floppies (tools) for OS 8 which of course doesnt
work.We have a full duo dock so no problems there. Maybe
It should be possible to add a hard drive to the dock, then copy everything from the
Duo's hard drive to the dock hard drive, then from there do whatever you want, right?
Otherwise, try the SuperBooter75 from Gamba:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/superbooter75.html
I have used it to help
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We have just aquired a PB 270C running Os 7.5.1.
Its a nice machine full off really useful programmes but there is a minor
fault or faults to be precise,on the HD. Clicking any sub-menu on the
drop-down menu (from the 'Apple' top left) freezes the machine.
Disk repair finds this