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HI all I wanted to update this in case anyone has a similar issue in future. I installed my original HDD and as expected the machine booted right up. I checked and I do not have the res mod (as asked above) - I only had the option for the normal CC resolutions. I then tried with the HDD...

I'll have to put the HDD back into the system and boot and I'll check. What resolutions should I check for? I'm assuming there will be options that would not normally be there? If it is the case it has the resistor mod, what differences do I have to make to the OS install? I'll be proactive...

Ahh maybe - the thing is I have only owned this for about 8 years or so - I'm not the original owner. How exactly can I tell if this mod was done as I'm not familiar with that.

I did think of that but did not think it was an issue as the BlueSCSI was connected (confirmed it had power as the led light on and the jumper from termination is set to 'ON'). I am going to try another HDD as I think I have one around here - even if just to provide termination. Also...

I was thinking might be related to memory but then would I not have the issue once the original HDD is plugged in? If I put that back in the machine boots fine - it is only when I remove the HDD and try to boot the machine from floppies, CD or the BlueSCSI that I receive the error. As far as...

That was the first thing I thought of but if I unplug the blueSCSI completely and try to boot from floppy or CD I get the same bus error and no boot so it doesn't seem to be the blueSCSI as the culprit.

Not sure how to do that is there a specific way? Also really why want to boot from Floppy or CD is just to test it to rule out the fact that the BlueSCSI isn't causing the issue.

Hi all wondering if someone can help as not sure if there is something simple I am missing. I have a perfectly working Color Classic with Mystic upgrade. It has been recapped, new PRAM battery and never had any leaky caps, corrosion on the logic board or anything like that. Even though the HDD...