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After my trials and tribulations with my "old" SE/30 which refused to acknowledge any SCSI drives, I decided to keep it for spares, and get another one. Thanks everyone for helping me out, by the way. I found someone selling an SE/30 20/40 (interesting RAM/HD ratio!) with a Colorboard 264...

Turns out I have access to the database. I could post the full PDF file, but I'm sure that would constitute a heinous act of copyright infringement. PM me and I'll send you a copy. In the meantime, perhaps someone could take a quick look at the ASCII diagram I linked to. :D

Silicon senescence? I like where this discussion is heading! :p I tried to install my external hard disk in my SE/30; still no luck, but this might be because of the jumper settings. Help with deciphering this ascii diagram would be much appreciated...

Ah, so I guess it might be my SCSI controller, then. I managed to put a few SCSI tools on my 6.0.8 start floppy, and the IDs of my external devices show up in a very early version (1987) of SCSI Probe, but I'm not able to mount the external hard disk. With Mount Everything (a misnomer, if ever...

To put my question more clearly, would a crashed internal hard disk disrupt the SCSI chain so that it is no longer terminated at the "internal" end? The upshot being that I would have to add a terminator to the SCSI connector on the logic board in order to use any external devices? As is...

Thanks! I will take a closer look at the logic board. When booting the internal hard disk makes a high-pitched whining sound for a few seconds and then stops. The LED flashes a few times. I thought this was due to the fact the the disk was being powered, but when I disconnect the data cable...

Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum, and thought a short introduction might be in order: I received a used Mac SE on my eleventh birthday in 1992, and fell in love with the little beast. The keyboard, the sleek design - almost retro by 1992 standards - and the smiley face! I used it...