That won't work when it comes to use the disk light. When a second floppy drive is added, you have to take out the slot to be able to access the floppy drive. And in that second drive slot is the little screen for the disk light.
The disk tray needed is the Apple 805-5066-B. You can find them...
The BlueSCSI has a connection point on the board for LEDs. The online manual discribes even how to lighten up the LED if it is not bright enough. If you want to find the right drive tray, partnumber is 805-5066-B. The original LED+cable on this tray is not very long. In one of my SEs, I extended...
These RAM simms looks like 1Mb simms to me. 1Mb simms are not very rare. But simms with more Mb's are very rare.
Edit: I see in the video the the reset button is missing. Is a model used on various logic boards, so should be find easy.
Seeing the numbers of the ROM HI, ROM LO and IWM chip, this is an 800K-SE and not an FDHD-SE. When it is an FDHD-SE, the ROMs sould be numbered:
ROM LO 342-0702
ROM HI 342-0701
IWM 344-0062-01
That is the message you get when missing the enabler. When you put the System Enabler 401 file in the system folder on the disk, it will finish the startup without an error message.
Yeah, could be. I don't remember how long I've let it dry. Luckily I was able to find a new-in-the-box-replacement board back then, so the "problem" was solved.
In the root directory of the SD card there is a file called "log.txt" If there are problems with the BlueSCSI, you could possibly read it back in this file.
And what other files are you having on the SD card? You should have a disk file with a working system or an empty disk file with a correct...
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