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Search for "SCSI hard drive" Anything with a 50 pin connector will work.

The processor is a Sonnet Crescendo G3, 300 MHz. There are 2 power connectors that plug into the logic board, and I'm not too good with that kind of stuff, so you'd have to be more specific as to which of the two connectors, and which slot in the connector(s) to test.

Possibilities: -Slow processor -Slow hard disk -Not enough RAM -Too much crap installed ...

Well I upgraded my 7200 to a 7300 by upgrading the logic board, not realizing that they used different power supplies. So I got a 7300 power supply. Then I realized I needed VRAM. So I got VRAM. I also bought a PRAM battery for it too. All I get is a chime. No video or anything. I was hoping...

The disc that I imaged has VistaScan.

Probably not. BTW, the 9500 uses DIMMs not SIMMs. ;)

SheepShaver's networking support is the worst. I actually got mine to work once, for about an hour, and then I've never been able to get it to work since

Uh, wow! I got an SE dual floppy 2 weeks ago - also my first compact! 8-o

Alright, I got it. Anyone who wants it shoot me a PM, and I'll give you the link.

Yeah, my 9500's case is pretty much trashed. :-/

Now that I think about, and especially since beachycove said it, it DOES sound like SCSI issues. I recall having the exact same issue...and changing SCSI settings around, fixed it.

A little off topic, but does Apple Internet Router allow you to create zones, or do you use something else for that? Right now I use LocalTalk Bridge in combination with Apple IP Gateway (a very lightweight, simple app that encapsulates TCP/IP into AppleTalk (for localtalk use, especially)). I...

Whoops, sorry guys, I totally forgot! :-x I'll probably do it today.

What a coincidence - I just put back together my 9500 yesterday, and got it up and running today. I can tell you from experience that the 9500 is a real B**** when it comes to crap like this. I can begin to tell you how many times I've gone through what you're going through. Wish I had some...

Wonderful, thanks!

As you may have seen in the Conquests forum, I just got an eMate 300, which is my first Newton. I ask that you please bare with me, as I am a total Newton noob. :) I found some packages at the UNNA site that gives Internet capability to Newton OS 2.1. Well, I downloaded the necessary...

Haha, for sure! (BTW, I haven't seen an Ameritech logo in about 10 years. :p )

Apparently the internal battery does not hold a charge, which is not surprising. Replacement seems to be pretty easy, too. Don't remember the exact number, I think it was around $20. This is definitely my most fascinating Apple conquest, aside from the QuickTake 200 (coming next week, new thread...

I bought it off eBay and it arrived today. Manuals, documentation, and software were still sealed in the original bag. Box got kind of dinged up, thanks to the lovely folks at UPS. Anyways, this is my first Newton. I don't know what I'll use it for yet. :) I'll try to get pics tomorrow.

Whaaaa?!?! I've never heard of this!!! 8-o