You probably don't have one to test, but since that card is officially compatible with a IIsi, I would be curious to see if the accelerator worked in the SE/30 with a IIsi ROM inst…

It might be worth tracking down a IIsi ROM SIMM...

So basically nothing has changed but you expect different results. Click to expand... I guess you could call this an appeal to the members in question to change the way they po…

There's 8088 Corruption, a guy got full screen, full motion video working on an original IBM PC, with the 4.77 Mhz 8088. Click to expand... AHA! That's the one! Cheers [] ]'&a…

Hello, A year or so ago I purchased a grab bag of parts on Ebay that included a MicroMac Carrera040 http://micromac.com/products/carrera040.html. The card is the 33mhz model desi…

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There's 8088 Corruption, a guy got full screen, full motion video working on an original IBM PC, with the 4.77 Mhz 8088.

There's several removable storage drives available for SCSI Macs on the used market, such as Zip, Jaz, MO, SyQuest, Bernoulli, etc drives. If you're really loaded there's also the …

or just use the LC III System 7.1 disk tools disk (which is on the Legacy CD) if it doesn't work, I'll PM/email you a SuperBooter image.

Apple doesn't replace motherboards because of leaking capacitors anymore. The machine in question is now 4.5 years old and did not have Applecare. According to http://www.apple.com…

...and I can't find a working link. anyone wanna volunteer a DC42 or RAW floppy of it?

...and no luck. I'll try the superbooter.

the 7.5 nad worked fine before. the problem is NONE of my bootdisks are working: an old 7.5nad (system error) the new one (bus error) the 7.6 disk tools disk (happy mac, then back …

My current recommendation is to contact Apple and elevate the issue to a supervisor. The supervisor will almost certainly give you a free repair. Capacitor replacement is no longer…

Just try a different boot disk (i.e SuperBooter 7.5)

You fixed a bus error by washing the mobo? how would I go about washing the mobo?

As I've said in another thread here recently, I used to get this a lot with an LC 575...washing the motherboard took care of the problem. It could be cap related, or any number of …

I just wrote a System 7.5 NAD floppy to complete the OS 8 on LC III hack, anjd was gretted with "Sorry, a system error occurred. bus error to temoporarly turn off" blah blah blah..…

My current recommendation is to contact Apple and elevate the issue to a supervisor. The supervisor will almost certainly give you a free repair. Capacitor replacement is no longer…

I got the KB and Teardrop mouse, and am probebly gona get the 9500/200 (it'd make a great OS 9 machine!) I'm gonna make room, but first my grandma has to check and make sure that …

um... OK. are you sure? I remember, in the past (though this was a decade ago), doing this by just switching the control in the TCP/IP control panel to use AppleTalk and then setti…

So basically nothing has changed but you expect different results. Forums (and IRC channels) live and die by the carefull selection of rules and ENFORCMENT of those rules, not by …

I've been "running out of room" for 5 years, and I continue to bring in 6 computers for every 1 that I sell.

My current recommendation is to contact Apple and elevate the issue to a supervisor. The supervisor will almost certainly give you a free repair. Capacitor replacement is no longe…

LaserWriter 12/640 was my first LaserWriter (I got it in a lot along with a 4/600). I think it was about two years ago when I first got it. Served very well in my apartment for a y…