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I've been working on getting a color classic running for a bit. Thanks to @jajan547 I got a set of working ROMs that got the board up and running long enough to install a hard drive and System 7.5. The whole thing started and shutdown when told to several times, and the only thing not...
These days, that could be a trick question but given the clock frequencies of these older machines . . .
Way back when, before the time of the Macintosh, back when people looked confused when you said you had a home computer, I built an Apple II clone and used a logic probe to determine if a...
I can't answer the RAM bank question as I don't have a reloaded board but I would assume they are, hopefully Bolle can chime in.
I would think the CPU, ROMs, and some RAM for video would be the minimum for any 'kind of proof of life' (based on other computers I've worked on). If the caps you're...
Excellent! I don't have SE/30 schematics, but take a look at the solder joints / continuity of the ROM v.s. the SIMM sockets. I would think the connectivity of the two methods is the same (or pick up another 64 Pin SIMM and call it a day).
Does the reset occur when the reset line is held high...
Check that any parts with polarity are in the correct way around and there are no solder bridges.
Then check the voltage supplies and ground rails to make sure they are working as expected.
If all that checks out OK, I'd move on to checking that the clock signal on all the chips is working /...
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