I've had the same issue with my SE/30 after replacing the chips damaged by capacitors' leakage. Did you try to reflow the solder joints on that small neckboard that connects to the CRT? It helped in case of my SE/30 and other SE.
Tobbas: Did you find the solution? I just added diode to my Plus's mobo, put dual OS (System 6/System 7.0.1) on microSD card that I inserted in my BlueSCSI v.1, naming it HD10_512.hda and voila! It booted System 6 right off the bat. You just need a proper image.
Hi,
while browsing my father's old Mac software archives from the 80s, I came across a pre-release version of MacAuthor floppy with xerox copied manual (in English).
Has anyone heard of this program? I believe I've read somewhere that initial MacAuthor project became Claris MacWrite in the end...
zigzagjoe: the image you just offered to OP is 1.2 MB, so it wont work with the Plus.
Tobbas: you could try someone else's image confirmed working on Plus.
It is recommended to format the SD card using the patched Apple HD Utility, but how? When I try to do it within Basilisk I cant select my...
Relax. I have never hot plugged them, just basing on people's faults.
I wouldnt bother with anything faster than BlueSCSI v1.1. on Macintosh SE, since there is no app I can think of that would take advantage of greater data transfer while having 68000@8mhz. Waste of money.
they are vulnerable to plugging/unplugging while the computer is running. Besides that I have never had any problems while using them for 2 years or so.
update #2: temporarily I replaced the SE power supply with SE/30 PSU and now it works. So now it's power supply recap time.
Any safety tips on replacing these Hi Voltage capacitors with warning labels?
I would suggest getting BlueSCSI v.1.1, it will allow you to swap files with your modern computer running Basilisk emulator. There's even a new firmware that allows BlueSCSI to "see" files copied and pasted into special folder without emulator! I might have a spare unit with Apple Platinum case...
I miss my PowerBook 170 I dont have anymore and consider buying PB 170 or PB 180.
What scares me off is yellowed LCD (tunnel vision is another story), is there any chance to reverse that? I remember one article about upgrades from MacAddict magazine that even suggested replacing "pencil (thin)...
Ok here's update:
I did reflow the solder on analog board and no success. It doesnt give me a boot sound anymore. I can only hear internal fan and HDD spinning.
What should I do next? Which one is more likely to require a recap - power supply or analog board?