That bloody ADB port let me down again, and this time I believe it's for
good. Unless I find another motherboard, I hardly see any spark of hope for
my LC II.
Now I've shoved the battery into my glorious Power Mac 9500, which is quite
a challenging task for a non-expert like me, but there you
Il giorno 11/12/2003 0:10, Mark Benson, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Maybe it's just showing all 11 years of it's age.
Well, as far as I know, most of the LC II's parts date back to 1991. And we
all know that when it comes to high technology, a year is worth a century...
By the way, I've had
Il giorno 9/12/2003 14:00, Mark Benson, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
One common problem on the LCs is there are 2 clips that hold the board against
the back of the case (you have to pull these away from the board slightly to
slide it out). They are oftem broken off by people ramming plugs
Il giorno 6/12/2003 12:51, Mikael Jolkkonen, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
The motherboard of an LC II comes out easily. Perhaps you should try
taking it out and replacing it again, and see if you can get the ports
aligned correctly.
Eureka! Thank you Mikael, your advice has been very
Hello, this is my first post.
I'm from Italy and I own a Macintosh LC II with System 7.1: yes, it's very
slow, but it works quite fine. Except for one thing, which is of crucial
importance... the ADB port. It would be rather sad if I had to trash my old
Mac just because that small port won't
