So this old Lisa KB only barely worked if you really banged the keys.
It's in pretty good shape otherwise for being 38 years old.
I finally got some new foam pads and replaced the old ones.
The old pads literally disintegrated into dust when I popped them out. I had to do it over a trashcan to...
Very cool letter. Interesting about that shorting issue.
I saw a similar problem with a G3 Powerbook years later. It was a "Lombard" I believe.
The hard drive cable ran under the drive and rubbed against the case until it shorted and burned a hole in the bottom of the case. The call to support...
A crossover cable will work for sure, however a regular cable may also work without a hub,
At some point Apple started using ethernet hardware that would auto-sense the connection.
10.4 Tiger was the first version of OSX that was actually usable.
I too would recommend it over any earlier release.
I can't imagine anything that would run better on 10.2 vs. 10.4.
Neat!
I did something similar with my 4G iPod a few years back.
The hard drive died so I installed a 60 gig CF card with an adapter.
It works ok but the CF card is too slow so the iPod pauses occasionally to buffer the data.
I've been meaning to get a faster CF card but I might just check out...
Although it sounds like someone has done some work on this system I would suspect the power supply has failed or is failing.
This is a pretty common failure mode with these systems.
I would verify that the PS is working or not before swapping any other parts.
I replaced two OEM power supplies on...
Have you tried partitioning the 4 gig CF card onto 2 gig (or smaller) partitions?
Also, speed may be a factor. Some CF cards write speeds are pretty slow even compared to old HD's.
I had to replace a screen on a G4 iBook.
Replacing the screen required disassembling the entire laptop.
Ridiculously difficult.
Apple used an absolutely stupid number of different sized screws.
And I had one screw left over as well. I spent a lot of time trying to find its home and finally just...
I have read that it was the flame retardant that was added to the plastic that makes these so fragile (and yellow) with age.
It didn't help that Apple was trying to use as much plastic as they could to reduce costs.
That's a shame about that one, it's just what ever parts can be salvaged now. :(
I went back though my photos and my Lisa2 Sun Rem machine has a Seagate ST-412. (Dead)
I didn't document the Profile when I had it open but I think my Profile Drive has the same HD.
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