Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Hello MLAers! We've re-enabled auto-approval for accounts. If you are still waiting on account approval, please check this thread for more information.
Heyo!
As per usual, I got an SE/30, the battery has leaked and rusted everywhere. Any expert opinions on saving the board, getting a recreation board, reusing the chips, etc? Thanks!
Ok! I’ve fixed my Apple and this works! It seems though that this uses my Mac to control the Apple, and not the other way around (use the Apple to control the Mac). One of my ideas was to use the Apple to open a terminal software on the Mac through Brew (an image viewer called Chafa) and view it...
Per the title, I’m looking for Part II of the manual: Guide to Apple //e, //plus, and //.
Part 1 can be found easily online, but part 2 has stumped me.
Alright. Forgive my lack of knowledge, my multimeter has an Ohm option that beeps when continuity is found. Checking C9-17 does give numbers on the screen, but there isn’t any beeping. Would that indicate anything?
Well, touching any of the capacitors gives me a volt rating of 0. I think something’s toast. Better to just replace all four of those capacitors? Unless I’m doing something wrong, I don’t usually use multimeters
Thanks, I wasn’t sure if you meant the diodes on the psu or the motherboard, so I took photos of both. Another thing, when I lifted the psu to take photos, I heard a pop, and now the psu makes no noise when turned on. Can I hope that’s the fuse, or is this transistor dead :/
Heyo,
Per the subject, my Apple IIe won't turn on, and there's a buzzing noise coming from the transistor. Originally, the transistor was making a clicking noise, and the power led would blink on and off, but now its gotten faster and the led doesn't turn on at all. I've read a few posts about...
I didn't know about closing the screen utility. Unfortunately, there's a problem with my apple, again! It doesn't turn on, and the transistor keeps clicking, I think it's shorted. I'll open a new post for that, but if anyone has any suggestion, I'm all ears.
So I got ADTPro working, and I followed your steps. Terminal on my Mac is giving me the error, "Sorry, could not find a PTY". I've been using this cable, as the original reddit post said that this one worked (https://shorturl.at/JD4sy). Not sure if it's a null modem or a straight through.
Okay! I'm back. Thanks to Epooch for sending me a replacement jumper! Anyways, I used IN#1 at the basic command to test the card, that seems to work as the Apple SSC prompt can be accessed. I then used ADTPro, which doesn't work. My host computer says Request: Desktop Contents (the desktop is...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.