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Byrd replied to the thread Macintosh 128 Error.I recently used dual-wipe, “tulip” sockets are higher quality but the new RAM be a difficult fit don’t use. You are looking for 16-pin... -
Byrd replied to the thread Apple IIe: what cards to choose.Thanks all, it’ll be used for general use and show offs with the ESP32 card installed. Wouldn’t mind trying to print from an ImageWriter...
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Byrd replied to the thread G3 desktop back in business..Welcome and like you love a good Frankenstein build - has to be done! Also love the beige PowerMac G3, it felt like such a massive jump...
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Hi, A little while back I purchased the amazing ESP32 card for the Apple II, and would love to finally get my Apple IIe working well...
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Byrd replied to the thread Maxell!!!!!.It’s basically taunting you to say it can take out every single RAM slot with its acidic evil!
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Byrd replied to the thread SE will only boot when turned on side or upside down.You can clean the heads gently using a cotton bud dipped in IPA, check also for dust bunnies inside the unit - this won't put anything...
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Byrd replied to the thread Original Apple Scanner Refurbishment Guide.Those reading here later, on restoring an Apple Scanner/OneScanner, the main large toothy gear is not easily removed on the stepper...
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Byrd replied to the thread SE will only boot when turned on side or upside down.Hi plat, Yep, that's an odd fault :) Have you stripped down the drive and cleaned the heads, re-lubricated the metal frame and checked...
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Byrd replied to the thread SevenTTY — local shell + terminal + SSH for classic Mac OS.Post of the week :) In my workplace when you see icons such as these you know it's some AI generated corporate speak that means very...
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Byrd replied to the thread Macintosh 128 Error.No, I didn't get the same code but a similar Sad Mac code referencing the likely position of the faulty DRAM module. I sourced good...
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Byrd replied to the thread Macintosh 128 Error.Look at the letters and numbers silkscreened on the motherboard - and double check the Sad Mac codes. These diagnostic codes are pretty...
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Byrd replied to the thread Macintosh 128 Error.It points to a faulty chip in one of the banks (F9) going by the error code. You can "piggyback" a known good 4164 over the suspect...
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Byrd replied to the thread Macintosh 128 Error.Hi, No translation needed - you likely have failed 4164 RAM, more than one chip, I would recommend desoldering all, replace with DIP16...
