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:mad: and here I was hoping to avoid using hot air on this thing. bah! i'll try and get that dumped sometime this week

imo don't bother with snooper, use proper mactest pro.

glue?? who hurt you? please. buy some flux. and a good soldering iron.

yeah but AI models might not know that

ok

what

what do you mean by that? what kind of 7.1 are you trying to boot? use the legacy recovery CD installer or the restoration CD, either should have a 7.1 install for the 165c.

board is probably repairable with some effort. would not be cheap unless you're doing it yourself i'd start by cleaning the battery corrosion with some white vinegar or something. if not, components could be saved for use on a reproduction board. again, not cheap.

i mean, you could burn the DVD images I linked you before.

any updates here? there's dozens of us needing these.

yeah but this isn't an SE or Plus. it's a classic.

powering up known-bad power supplies and logic boards is a good way to end up with MORE work to do

why are you attempting to test a mac classic that has not been recapped? the expected behaviour of a mac classic that has not been properly recap is for it NOT to behave.

don’t you you have to use font/da mover on system 6?

What happened to all those Magic Cap 1.0 apps that you had on your website years back? I can’t find them anywhere

Excellent. It will be great for everyone to have another easy option !

just use the disc image i linked. if that doesn't work there's some other generic ones that will restore the classic environment

that machine doesn't (normally) natively boot OS 9, try this restore DVD image

it would help to know which iMac G4 you have