Bill, does the fan move very little when you try the power on, keyboard, or
button? I have seen a number of these do this, and every time it is just
the power supply. But, if there is no movement from the fan then it has
been the motherboard. Let me know if this is your problem, I have been
do
OKay, wait a moment, has anyone seen the last Flubber movie with Robin
Williams? In the movie there are two compact macs shown, they are 128, or
512 compacts. Anyway, one has a blue screen, the one shown in the basement,
and one has an Amber screen, the one shown in the kitchen, Also, you can
Yep, you are right there, but I think the only difference between the two
is, that one works on the LCII, and one does not, and 6.0.8L will startup
the LCII, amazingly Fast. Been a long while since I installed 6.0.8L,
can't exactly remember what Macs are in the install screen list.
6.0.8L will run on an LCII, at least my "Little Egg" does, and rather fast,
I might add.
Drop me a line off list William.
Dan
- Original Message -
From: "William Ahearn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Vintage Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 12:10 PM
Subject: Re: l
Same here on my IIsi 'Nubus/PDS Slot# = $00'
Board ID = 40
Now then on my SE/30, it lists Two Boards (???), the first Slot # is the
same as the IIsi "$00" but the second Slot # is "$0E"
Now I do not have any extra boards inside the SE/30 (nothing in the PDS
slot) that I knew of, so whats up
What I use to get Mac files from the Internet that I download with the
PC, to files that will work on the Mac. 'TransMac' at http://www.asy.com
it is fairly easy to use, but it will only do 1.44M floppys. ( no 800 or
400K ) But It Works.
Macintosh 'PC Exchange' works pretty well, to a poi
