--- On Mon, 1/4/10, Elliott Price <[email protected]> wrote:
> I recently got a Mac Classic in
> really good condition, but I have a few questions.
> One, I know that it's been discussed quite a bit on being
> able to boot from the ROM, but I forget the keystroke to do
> that.
Command Option X O
> Two, the sound doesn't work. I turned up the volume all the
> way, and you can just barely hear sound coming out of the
> speakers... I'm hoping this is something that can be fixed?
> It works fine other then that, and I'm hoping it isn't the
> capacitors on the analog board.
Might just be the connector needing cleaned. To do that you have to take the
Mac apart then disconnect and reconnect the speaker a few times.
How much RAM does it have? If only one meg, you'll have some fun finding an
upgrade board. If it has 2 meg then it has the upgrade board with 30 pin SIMM
slots to add another 2 meg. Early RAM upgrade boards had all SIMM sockets for 3
meg, then Apple changed to soldering 1 meg to the upgrade board.
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