I'd be excited if i my Classic II still had a good analog board I've got one...got it in '98, and it died only last year. Great machine

YES. Someone else is excited about getting a Classic II! Congrats man, despite the prevailing mood of the people here, and what most Mac sites will tell you, the Classic II is an …

My LC475 has a 128mb SIMM in it.... (it takes a looooong time to memory test at boot...) Click to expand... wow !! Do you have the reference of this SIMM ? I was happy to hav…

Let me guess... the first thing you did was open MacPaint and write "hello" on the screen.

Charlieman I tried the two 64mb chips in a Quadra 650 and got a total of 72mb ram. That is one chip plus the onboard memory. the two 64 mb chips are in the last two sockets 3 and …

Charlieman I tried the two 64mb chips in a Quadra 650 and got a total of 72mb ram. That is one chip plus the onboard memory. the two 64 mb chips are in the last two sockets 3 and …

It will get lots of use and care. I am making a painting on it right now. :beige:

have fun with the little guy. it will get more use with you then it did with me thats for sure. its not in too bad of shape it just needs to be cleaned up a little bit thats all...…

Thanks to MacG4, I got a Macintosh Classic II. 6mb of RAM 80mb HD System 7.1 Very crisp screen My addiction has been cured! I finally have a black and white mac! Yay!

Hard Disk Toolkit mounted the Zip Drive!!!!! :O ;D

Silverlining Lite will probably do it. It's a control panel that you stick in your control panels folder. Just download it from here, unstuff it, drop it in your control panels…

The Zip Disks are HFS. I'll be trying Hard Disk Toolkit, Anibus, and Silverlining tonight.

When you mount the zip media you are using on the 4400, do they mount as PC formatted zips with the pc designation and built in translation or as Mac formatted zips?

I don't know. I've never owned or used a Zip Drive. I don't know anything about them. I have an EZ135 drive that I used to use. I used Silverlining Lite to mount those disk…

The Zip Drive not mounting doesn't have to do with the non-Apple HD. My Macintosh LC III with an Apple HD can't mount it either. (The Macintosh LC III doesn't ever have instability…

I reset the PRAM, and the Quadra is now stable with/without SCSI Manager 4.3. Zip Disks still don't mount. What shall I do next? Do you think I should erase the hard drive and put…

I'll try right now.

First get a complete backup. Then defragment the disk in case it's that. Then we need to get you a competent formatter that will test and map out sector defects and update the fa…

First get a complete backup. Then defragment the disk in case it's that. Then we need to get you a competent formatter that will test and map out sector defects and update the fa…

I just found this article. It says at the end that the Quadra 700 has a flashing question mark problem. Anybody know about that?

In your position I might bust out Hard Disk Speed Tools and see if it could help(it has helped a few times in the past with HDs and my CD-RW).Were the old versions of Disk Warrior …

I have bad news. The Quadra 700 can't boot up with SCSI Manager 4.3 even without the Zip Drive connected. The thing is that the macintosh is rocksolid when actually working with no…

In your position I might bust out Hard Disk Speed Tools and see if it could help(it has helped a few times in the past with HDs and my CD-RW). Were the old versions of Disk Warrio…

Well, looking at the history thread to which you directed me, that Quadra has an attitude. Until you have a data backup maybe it would be better if all further rescue attempts be …

I ran Disk First Aid on the HD. Here are the results. Code: Checking disk “Macintosh HD”. Checking disk volume. Checking extent BTree. Checking extent file. Checking catalo…