A IIgs power supply will physically fit in a IIe. Late model IIe's used the same power supply as the IIgs though with a different power connector. So to use a IIgs power supply the…

Don't forget that the 6200 series will display nothing if a dead PRAM battery is installed, test it with a multimeter to make sure it is near 3.6 volts. Click to expand... Not …

Welcome to the board.

Both the PBs are Duo 230s. No power cords, one is missing the trackball, but cosmetically not too bad other than some minor scuffing.

Hope you can find one. I used to own a IIe and burned up maybe 3 power supplies over the course of 5 years of ownership until I finally found one which seemed more stable. Then I d…

You couldn't get it working? I did. You will need to manipulate the SHK's on Cidepress according to the manual's instructions for file placement. When I get home I could send you s…

Yeah I forgot to test the CRTs... I am going to try another LCD. And I think the PRAM is good, would it chime if it was bad?

Ooops! Missed one other thing - looks like C12 is in a different location (the other side of the ROM slot) Cheers again!

Welcome Outlander. Hopefully your expertise and experience with older Macintoshes will be valuable to this community.

Welcome

Progress is that..... a cd did become mounted on the desktop... at least, ones that boot automatically seem to mount, and after installing Toast I got one of my own burned cd's to …

Classic II, free + $20 shipping 850B SMD rework station $100 New capacitors $10 Solder paste $39 (still need to buy) Click to expand... You didn't need the rework station, a…

Welcome aboard! Yes, you have indeed found a forum that deals mostly with 68K Macs. Feel free to share your knowledge and experiences with us; we've got a good mix of veteran Mac t…

meant to say 6200 series, gah, first day and already making typos

I was searching the internet for specs on the Valkyrie chip. Click to expand... My 6200 has one and it runs Debian Woody. So they must have sorted it out. Try http://www.mac.l…

Don't forget that the 6100 series will display nothing if a dead PRAM battery is installed, test it with a multimeter to make sure it is near 3.6 volts. Click to expand... Just…

Don't forget that the 6200 series will display nothing if a dead PRAM battery is installed, test it with a multimeter to make sure it is near 3.6 volts.

Hello!

Welcome aboard, or is it "fall in"....

I don't know what to say.... a forum devoted to 68K Macs? I think I have found heaven on the internet. I really don't know what to say, ummm... err... I'm a long time Macintos…

The analog board isn't expecting a 33mhz 68040, 12mb of RAM, stereo sound and 1mb of VRAM either. Click to expand... I hadn't thought of that, but yes the analogue board is pre…

Also, that person should'a sold their "G4 from 1997." Now *there's* a prototype! Click to expand... But this one has to be a prototype too...I mean, its a 1989 Classic - from t…

I don't know, in the picture it looks positively virginal and pristine. If it's as nice as it looks, it will save a lot of scrubbing and such.

Man, I would'a sold you my Classic II (non-yellowed, 80meg HDD, 10 megs RAM) for around $50 mate Also, that person should'a sold their "G4 from 1997." Now *there's* a prototype…

I'm not sure if it would work, since its a PowerPC, but you may also want that version of the CFM-68k Runtime Enabler that caused data loss. (IIRC it was version 3.0)