Ah, that's it... I forgot to try bubblegum. The only question is - where should I stick it to? By the way, eggs won't work. The CPU doesn't get hot enough to fry an egg. This trick is reserved for modern CPUs. }

I fact I'm not even a fan of MacGuyver. Maybe I watched about 5 episodes when I was a kid, but that's it. It was simply the first nickname that came to mind when I registered myself in this forum

And there's one more thing (no pun intended)... This is my first thread in this forum and I forgot to introduce myself. I'm from central Germany (please excuse my bad English... ), 24 years old. My computer carreer began with an //e I acquired when I was 12. I got my first Macintosh, a Macintosh Classic, around 2001. Since then I started collecting vintage Macs 'unintentionally' by always searching for newer, faster Macs I could afford (remember my age back then, so they were usually pretty old). My upgrade path looked like this: LC, IIci, Performa 6100, 5200, 8600 with G3 Upgrade, G4 Quicksilver, G4 MDD. About in 2007 I started to collect Macs intentionally .

I like the early and/or less common Apple computers the most, for example the Apple /// or the Lisa. Especially I'm interested in repairing broken machines - There's hardly anything more satisfying than getting a vintage piece of technology running again, so I spend a great amount of time fixing broken machines. I also collect and save rare pieces of software and documentation for Apple machines. Apart from collecting vintage Apple equipment I spend a lot of time driving, repairing and restoring vintage cars and motorcycles. It all boils down to vintage technology.

Now you know a little bit more about me. Any ideas regarding my half-dead SE/30 are highly appreciated ;D

Thanks a lot!