Have you tried it with NOTHING in the box but
four 1meg SIMMs in Bank A (preferrably matched and
known to be good) and a floppy drive?
Get it that way then on another Mac, download the
System 7.5 Network Access Disk (NAD) and see if
the IIci will boot from that. (Of course you should
make
on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
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All the best,
R.A. Cantrell
on 7/31/02 7:58 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dan_A
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I still have not had any success in starting up. Are there any other
ideas out there? This IIci is still a good machine and I would really
like to get it going again.
dan_A
battery the right way around?
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All the best,
on 7/31/02 7:58 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dan_A
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I still have not had any success in starting up. Are there any other
ideas out there? This IIci is still a good machine and I would really
like to get it going again.
dan_A
battery the right way around?
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All the best,
on 7/31/02 8:37 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Battery is in the right way. The old battery had an extra large plus
side button, so it was easy to get the right orientation. Thanks.
dan_A
Take the Supermac card out till you get the machine to run. How is your ram
set up? The IIci
on 7/31/02 8:37 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Battery is in the right way. The old battery had an extra large plus
side button, so it was easy to get the right orientation. Thanks.
dan_A
Take the Supermac card out till you get the machine to run. How is your ram
set up? The IIci
on 7/31/02 9:30 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Think theres
anything dangerous trying that? Or do you know of a similar piece of
software that I could try. I couldn't boot from a sys 7.5 floppy.
Give a careful account of the exact happenings when you try to boot. Fan?
Lights? any HD
I still have not had any success in starting up. Are there any other
ideas out there? This IIci is still a good machine and I would really
like to get it going again.
Does it have a cache card? If it does, pull it, and try again. The
card in my IIci went south, and it wouldn't boot.
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on 7/31/02 9:30 AM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Think theres
anything dangerous trying that? Or do you know of a similar piece of
software that I could try. I couldn't boot from a sys 7.5 floppy.
Give a careful account of the exact happenings when you try to boot. Fan?
Lights? any HD
I still have not had any success in starting up. Are there any other
ideas out there? This IIci is still a good machine and I would really
like to get it going again.
Does it have a cache card? If it does, pull it, and try again. The
card in my IIci went south, and it wouldn't boot.
Does it have a cache card? If it does, pull it, and try again. The
card in my IIci went south, and it wouldn't boot.
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Okay, I was just about to pull the Supermac card out again...I'll
remove the cache card too. Let you know.
dan_A
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I removed the video card which I had done before,
It started up with cache card out.
Good. Send the card off to your worst enemy.
Is there a way to test cache card?
Yup. Put it back in. No start, dead card. Or go buy another known
good one. Frame the old one.
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Vintage Macs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog
At 10:54 -0400 on 31/07/02, dan_A wrote:
I get a single chime, The power light has gone on, there is some
whirring clicking of the hd trying to start. That stops after about
12 seconds. Then all you can hear is the fan. Also at the hitting of
Disconnect the hard disk and try again.
--
the
At 10:54 -0400 on 31/07/02, dan_A wrote:
I get a single chime, The power light has gone on, there is some
whirring clicking of the hd trying to start. That stops after about
12 seconds. Then all you can hear is the fan. Also at the hitting of
Disconnect the hard disk and try again.
--the
If you have system floppy with a bare bones system on it try to start it
with the floppy with the HD disconnected. If it starts on the floppy then
its the HD if not you may need other repairs such as a motherboard at least
they are cheep now they used to be over $1000.00
Gary
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Vintage Macs
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Can't restart IIci
Hi list-
My computer was working well. I'm using 7.5.3, I have the original
drive that I use for start up and a 2gb external with a duplicate OS.
There is a supermac video card, cache card, an ether net card and 32
mb RAM. I had gotten rid of a 17 NEC monitor (stupidly
At 15:02 -0400 on 30/07/02, dan_A wrote:
using a key combination which killed something. The keys were shift,
option, command, delete...which I use on my S900. Now I can't
restart. I tried zapping the PRAM and got no zapping activity. When I
start, the monitor lights to white (just a flicker)
on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
--
All the best,
R.A. Cantrell
[EMAIL
on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
--
All the best,
R.A. Cantrell
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