BuMP.
I'm still slowly advancing on this issue. The first major breakthrough came when I finally uncovered the Applevision service manual. The green power LED but a blank screen is a fault of the monitor. Even LEM says that even for a nice monitor, it's very badly designed. A power cycle rectifies that. I need to reload the OS on my 9600 before I can run the AppleVision utility and try resetting the microcontroller.
The odd happy mac behaviour has gone away now that I've stripped a machine down to one drive, no expansion and four 4mb SIMMs installed. I could of sworn that I have checked all the ram but it appears Snooper will only ever scan the first bank. IS there any better ram testing applications available? Swapping banks around can yield undesired results on flaky sticks. It might also of been the VRAM.....
I'll keep you posted.
I'm still slowly advancing on this issue. The first major breakthrough came when I finally uncovered the Applevision service manual. The green power LED but a blank screen is a fault of the monitor. Even LEM says that even for a nice monitor, it's very badly designed. A power cycle rectifies that. I need to reload the OS on my 9600 before I can run the AppleVision utility and try resetting the microcontroller.
The odd happy mac behaviour has gone away now that I've stripped a machine down to one drive, no expansion and four 4mb SIMMs installed. I could of sworn that I have checked all the ram but it appears Snooper will only ever scan the first bank. IS there any better ram testing applications available? Swapping banks around can yield undesired results on flaky sticks. It might also of been the VRAM.....
I'll keep you posted.