73s:
Thanks much for your reply and advice. Memory seems okay, 0F/02 only showed up when I changed drives - some kind of conflict? Tried resetting PRAM, still showed up.
Tried cleaning the logic board w/alcohol, swab and toothbrush over the weekend even though I couldn't see any "gunk," but essentially no change. Caps are cheap enough I suppose if I can handle the "fiddly" soldering that it sounds like is required.
Regarding the drives, two of three are "logoed" as Apples, the 20mb and 160mb. I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong with jumpers (termination and/or scsi id), but getting tired of trying. Documentation located on the net helps with scsi id, but not as helpful with location of termination jumpers.
Again, thanks for the help, and I'll keep the memory suggestion in mind. But right now I'm a little hesitant to invest much more time or money in this little guy. It's too bad, because these are really neat little machines.
And especially thanks for being the only one to answer a noob/newb. Enjoy the board and the hardware!
Carl
Thanks much for your reply and advice. Memory seems okay, 0F/02 only showed up when I changed drives - some kind of conflict? Tried resetting PRAM, still showed up.
Tried cleaning the logic board w/alcohol, swab and toothbrush over the weekend even though I couldn't see any "gunk," but essentially no change. Caps are cheap enough I suppose if I can handle the "fiddly" soldering that it sounds like is required.
Regarding the drives, two of three are "logoed" as Apples, the 20mb and 160mb. I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong with jumpers (termination and/or scsi id), but getting tired of trying. Documentation located on the net helps with scsi id, but not as helpful with location of termination jumpers.
Again, thanks for the help, and I'll keep the memory suggestion in mind. But right now I'm a little hesitant to invest much more time or money in this little guy. It's too bad, because these are really neat little machines.
And especially thanks for being the only one to answer a noob/newb. Enjoy the board and the hardware!
Carl