Yes, the original pre-ADB mice have a larger microswitch (thus the awesome loud deep click) but I was under the impression that this thread was about an ADB mouse, or ADB mouse II,…

aye the m1k mouses have rather large, today, "microswitch" electrically they are the same, but mounting could be a problem for a solid button if you have a dumpy mouse you alread…

I've had mice that do that. It is the switch. This is called a "micro-switch". Here's a replacement: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370198562470 Thi…

It could also be a worn-out switch in your mouse. Click to expand... I've had mice that do that. It is the switch. This is called a "micro-switch". Here's a replacement: ht…

Skip the Bondi then. You can run 10.4 (more than likely) on the Indigo and it'll outperfom the Bondi left and right. Faster CPU, faster system bus, and better graphics. Its also…

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? Click to expand... yes I am going to use it for things, hopefully I'm going to use it to play some network games, word proce…

Really? Rev C and D were Blueberry?! I don't remember that. Click to expand... Yep, see for yourself. In comparison to the Bondi Rev. A.

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? Click to expand... yes I am going to use it for things, hopefully I'm going to use it to play some network games, word proce…

Really? Rev C and D were Blueberry?! I don't remember that.

Uh, Bondis were only available as either Rev. A or B.. There was no Bondi Rev. C or D, only Blueberry. Basically, it went like this: Rev. A and B only got Bondi. As Henry Ford wou…

Yeah, there were indigo and Bondi, and Blueberry. The blueberries were even down to 350mhz without firewire ports, The Bondi's went up to 333mhz (Rev D). I have a Rev A. iMac Bondi…

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? If so, then go for the Indigo simply because its RAM is cheaper and easier to find, faster and a little nicer looking IMO. It'…

my teacher has two of the older iMacs. one is a Blondi blue and the other is an indigo, i might be able to find some space in my room to keep it, now I need to convince my parents …

It could also be a worn-out switch in your mouse. The switches are not hard to replace and are generally the same as found in PC style mice (or were years ago, not sure what's in…

I too am trying to locate a copy of Apple IP Gateway. I'm not with it enough to figure out the Hotline / KDX client.

http://cgi.ebay.com/AUI-Ethernet-10Base-T-RJ45-Transceiver_W0QQitemZ320483103530 get one of these Click to expand... Ordered tonight. I'll let you guys know when it arrives an…

Good news! It was a bad mouse after all. Everything is working now. I think I may have fried the one mouse by hot swapping it when the Mac was on (I know that's a big no-no). …

Ok I tried both the internal OS and a different keyboard, same issue. I guess something might have gotten knocked loose when I was cleaning it. I'll try and reflow the solder this…

possibly cracked solder joints under the ADB jack. Try re-flowing the solder. Check the fuse at F2, it may need to be replaced. If both check out, try re-flowing the solder to the …

My Mac Classic has started to ask strangely. It boots up just fine from the internal HD or from a disk and everything looks alright but I can't click on anything reliably with the…

Pismos are wonderful, and it's great that you are finding good homes for these ones!

Thats always fun. I never had a Pismo, but all I've heard about them is good things. What do you plan on doing with them? Click to expand... 1 went to my dad to tinker with …

Thats always fun. I never had a Pismo, but all I've heard about them is good things. What do you plan on doing with them?

Yo! I'm less fortunate! :approve: Nicely scored there, and good to hear they're all off to do some good someplace.

Pretty cool score for a buck!