I have been working on a Mac SE/30 restoration and it is exhibiting a strange problem where it can't boot from a SCSI hard drive. To start, I replaced all the electrolytic capacitors and cleaned the board with alcohol to get rid of any remaining electrolyte. After the re-cap the SE/30 boots from the floppy drive and it the SCSI drive also shows up and can be used.
However, if I try booting from the drive it hangs on the "Welcome to Macintosh" screen. Activity sounds continue from the SCSI drive continue even though it doesn't complete the boot process. I have also tried using a SCSi2SD with the same result.
From here I am guessing that I may have one or more bad traces from the cap leakage, or possibly a bad SCSI cable? Has anyone else resolved a similar issue?
However, if I try booting from the drive it hangs on the "Welcome to Macintosh" screen. Activity sounds continue from the SCSI drive continue even though it doesn't complete the boot process. I have also tried using a SCSi2SD with the same result.
From here I am guessing that I may have one or more bad traces from the cap leakage, or possibly a bad SCSI cable? Has anyone else resolved a similar issue?



