Take out all of the PCI cards you don't absolutely need. Reseat those that you keep. Reseat the RAM. Check all of the SCSI connections and keep connected only what you need. Make…

TheDoctor said: At this point, I wonder what would happen if you put the SSD in a multibay enclosure. Click to expand... What am I trying to accomplish if I do this?

Stuck key possibly?

The tabs themselves are too big... taped it together and it recognized and started to charge. It gave off a weird smell which was likely the tape so I broke it up and will regrou…

Hello, I installed the 604ev card processor in the 9600, removing the NewerTech g3/445 card, but was unable to boot. Tried to boot from the HD, and the 8.5 original CD I own. Tri…

One for the road... the battery holders are too long. So either I'll just use their tabs or cut them down to plastic bats and glue the tabs on. Elegant.

Wait, how rare is what? That's an Apple IIe, neither an ITT 2020 nor an "original" Apple ][. (Or "EuroPlus", for that matter.)

OK. How rare are they in the Netherlands? No so. I see one for around 40 dollar offered. A genuine with two disk drives. http://link.marktplaats.nl/m922304692

Gorgonops said: Obviously case is pretty clearly a different casting; in addition to the different keyboard opening(s)) details like the bezel trim and the braces that hold t…

Obviously case is pretty clearly a different casting; in addition to the different keyboard opening(s)) details like the bezel trim and the braces that hold the lid up are differen…

Is this a clone or an Apple kit sold by ITT like the B&H?

The 30? Yep... it's had a very hard life the poor thing. A recap should fix the electronic side of things but the case will be an interesting excercise to get fixed to an acceptabl…

AichEss said: Thanks TheDoctor, thanks Byrd Took another tack. Partitioned the drive to less than 2 GB and tried an install of OS 7.6 from the original CD that came with the…

OUCH!

And this is my haggard socketted SE/30... had it for about 13 years and definitiely a lot of work in getting this up to scratch again... As you can see from the pics it had a terri…

My mint SE Superdrive... bought 10 years ago at a recovery center shop for $20. My first Mac Plus, purchased at a school sale in the 7th grade, circa 2000. partial recap in …

And here are my pair of iMacs that were painstakingly rebuilt... Graphite is possibly up for round two surgery shortly due to some recurring issues. The build process was covered s…

unity said: As for the one you just acquired, compare the serial on the front with the model number on the back with the regulatory label. They should match. If not then its …

Ah excellent information gentlemen! I will take it apart sometime soon when I have some spare time on my hands and have a look what I'm dealing with.

Thanks TheDoctor, thanks Byrd Took another tack. Partitioned the drive to less than 2 GB and tried an install of OS 7.6 from the original CD that came with the 3400c. Still no joy…

Unity, my SE/30 is an M5119 manufactured in Fremont, not Singapore, in 1989. Socketed CPU as well.

Elfen said: Good to hear, 360Alaska. Incidentally, that last sentence is supposed to be "1/2 hour if you're good with an iron." Click to expand... Happens to me more tha…

Good to hear, 360Alaska. Incidentally, that last sentence is supposed to be "1/2 hour if you're good with an iron."

Scott Baret said: For the Classic I, there were analog board differences (see the CRT thread). Some very early logic boards are slightly different, too. Click to expand...…

Ok. That may be the model difference then in the Classic. To add to all this confusion, I really could add the TRUE model numbers to some of these but it would get NUTS. The SE ha…