Well, I blew out the case and cleaned it up. Then I removed the RAM and the ROM to make sure they were seated properly. I got this machine and never did anything with it. The first couple of times I used it, it would randomly freeze. I never did anything with it and just stuffed it away. Well, after removing the RAM, I noticed one of the contacts on one of the 4 meg strips had a loose contact. It was actually partially on pin 1 (it was pin two that had the loose contact). So, I took out the other three modules in bank A, replaced the back-up batteries, put the thing back together, gave it a second floppy courtesy of a 7100 and a hard drive from the same 7100. Plugged it in and got the startup chord! It started to load the OS off the HD and I turned it off. I couldn't see anything as it doesn't have a video card. But that's a major plus that it booted! I also found (I think) the internal terminator. It was connected to the last SCSI connector but it's a pass through connector that's silver. So, I'm not really sure if that's the right one or not. Next step is finding it's video card (which I think is in a IIci somewhere) and getting it up and running. Then it's going to be try and find a 4 meg ram strip for it to replace the bad one....

-Nick