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A "local" guy (meaning: within 24 hours drive, and in the same country...) has made me an offer I can't refuse for my non-working A4000. So I have a couple $ to spend upgrading my A1200 which I will be just as happy with....

Grumble. No luck getting any life out of this thing (despite all the helpful guys here and on other forums). She's parts I'm afraid. I'll just have to stick with my 1200 for the time being. Thanks guys!

My LC475 has a 128mb SIMM in it.... (it takes a looooong time to memory test at boot...)

Hi, Thanks for the support. The battery is not obviously leaking but I'm sure it's dead. Should it still be bootable with a dead battery? I have removed and reseated everything removable, including the CPU card and CPU. If I remove ALL the RAM SIMMs, I get the green "Chip RAM bad" error...

Picked up yesterday a (non-working so far) Amiga 4000/040 desktop with Warp Engine accelerator, Emplant Mac emulator card, 2 SCSI HDs, Mitsubishi DiamondScan monitor, loads of software/books/mags, etc. Already using the monitor on another Amy but I really want to make the A4000 work!

Vibra 16 is a PC sound chip....

Heck here I thought you were talking PowerBooks.

SCSI/Ethernet? I might have one of those around... unless I gave it to the guy that got my SE/30....

There were two SEs on the local freecycle last week. Since my collection is in 'purge' mode rather than 'acquire' mode I declined to offer to pick them up. I am also in 'decline' mode for a local loaded Pismo for $200.

I still haven't bought it. I've been busy every weekend and evening and haven't been able to go see the guy. Maybe tomorrow night unless wifey has something planned for me.

GPIB is used to interface to scientific and industrial equipment. It's also the interface the old Commodore PETs used for peripherals like disk drives and printers.

I can pick up a Pismo configured as: Powerbook G3 400MHz Pismo 768 MB RAM New 40GB 5400 RPM HDD DVD Rom Apple Power Adapter Powerbook G3 (Original Apple) battery (holds a great charge) Mac OSX 10.3.9 Microsoft Office 2004 for $250. It's for my wife to do email and web. Whattaya think...

no no I mean what kind of monitors (model #s) I have an Ami 500 and a 1200. But no monitor [:(] ]'> Also a couple C64s but for those I have excess monitors!

You know there used to be a Mac emulator that would run on these things.... A-Max! that was it. And apparently Basilisk II has an Amiga version as well. Once you inevitably get tired of trying to do anything useful with this stuff, you can send me the Amy monitor and I won't even charge you...

Super! Especially for the price!

ooo! Linux! Two Penguins!

I'm getting a couple SCSI drives tonight, I expect a 2gb and a 9gb. Can't have too many.

Well. Here we are. Good to be back. Best get to writing a script to get my post count back to where it was... Oh never mind.