I installed a SCSI Blue, which works fine. I'm hunting for one of the brackets which would mount it to the expansion slot in the back of the SE. Until then, it'll have to remain in an exploded state
Follow up: I hooked the LED to the drive and tried to power it up. It would not spin up, and the stepper motor didn’t do anything, either. It did flash a 1110 ‘E’ code, basically meaning it couldn’t detect a spin up. I inspected the pcb under magnification but didn’t see anything suspicious. I...
Yup. I was able to rotate the spindle flywheel with no trouble, so I’m assuming the heads are free (or torn off already lol). I’ll probably stick a SCSI Blue in it, but it’s worth playing with the drive to see if it can be made to work
I plugged into power from a pc (the SE is still disassembled) but it wouldn’t spin up. I just wondered if it needs to also be plugged into the SCSI controller to power up
Hello. Dumb question:
I picked up a Mac SE recently. At the moment I’m working overhauling the floppy drive, but the Miniscribe 8425SA seems to be stuck. I haven’t tried powering it up in the Mac, since I’ve got it apart. Will plugging it into power on a pc let it spin up (if it can) without...