There were indeed two different Classic II cases, the difference between them being the speaker location. Whether there was a corresponding change in the logic board configuration …

Both built in Singapore, and both boards indicate they were assembled there too. Pina's book lists the part numbers for the 4 chip ROM board only which is odd as it's dated 1993 w…

There were indeed two different Classic II cases, the difference between them being the speaker location. Whether there was a corresponding change in the logic board configuration …

Where did the speakers get relocated to? Click to expand... They didn't. I don't know what he's talking about. I have heard that the CLassic II had two different ROM configs, …

Is the change perhaps associated with when the speaker was moved? That would be easier to pin down to a specific date. Click to expand... In these two, the speakers are located…

Is the change perhaps associated with when the speaker was moved? That would be easier to pin down to a specific date.

After looking through all the topics in this forum, I don't see that this has come up before; my apologies if it has. I have two logic boards, both marked as Classic II and dated …

Finally a look at the tools we should actually have.

If you prefer a step by step guide, on paper in front of you, sure. But there's also http://68kmla.org/files/classicmac2.pdf

I don't care about the book, but I would like a complete listing of the BASIC code mentioned in it for that Macintosh Diagnostic. It would be fun to run it and see what happens. …

Anybody know if this book is of any value for the average compact Mac enthusiast?

I burned this ISO under Windows and ImgBurn and it works like a charm... Snow Leopard makes unreadable CDs with this ISO. I tested it with the same CD-Rs.

Because I had my first experience with remote transmission about twenty years ago, using a modem to connect to simple mailboxes, I value the bandwidth (as anyone of us appreciates …

There's nothing wrong with a 2-liner. I wouldn't go any further than a 3 though. I cut mine down as such and it seems to work fine.

I'm the type of person who thinks that a 2 line signature is more than too much. But it doesn't really matter on this forum anymore: if you don't like long signatures you can simp…

What if you made it so that your signature had just three lines. Code: Line 1: a system or gadget that you want to feature that week. your newest, one you've been using a l…

" - " takes up 3 characters that could be used for other stuff. Click to expand... So drop the redundant cruft: Nicknames (because no-one cares) "Summer 2000" (doesn't tell u…

Its better than it was, but really, I second Mars478's suggestion to put all your systems in one or two lines, like he has. There's no real reason for them to all be on a separate …

There. I put stuff on my user page. Now it is v.1.1.1.3.4.6.9.8 Pro Basic!

http://68kmla.org/wiki/Special:Upload

Cool. Personaly, I like my placeholder better.Template:Alert dialog with no buttons that says: Please insert disk Please insert the disk "There is nothing here" Click to expan…

Cool. Personaly, I like my placeholder better. Template:Alert dialog with no buttons that says: Please insert disk Please insert the disk "There is nothing here"

Ahh whatever I added a Wiki page.

Why not put it all in a line like I have done?And How did you link in your sig? I thought that was removed. Click to expand... Because it makes it look squished.

[wiki]User:Macgeek417[/wiki] or My 68kMLA Wiki User Page Code: [wiki]User:Macgeek417[/wiki] or [wiki="User:Macgeek417"]My 68kMLA Wiki User Page[/wiki]