Re: Self-diag shows RAM problem!

[buggie@musca.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

If this is the older version with eight "64" RAM chips  (not two jumbo ram
chips), send me the motherboard and I will desolder the bad RAM chip,
install a socket, and put a good "64" RAM into the socket!  I've done this
fix many times before.

Only cost will be return postage to return the motherboard to you.
Long live the socketed-RAM IIE !


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Theusch Family (theusch@centurytel.net) wrote:
: I got an Apple//e for free, the school was giving them away.  Bought a
: power cord, turned on, used Applesoft BASIC (in ROM), everything was
: fine.  Then, I added a Unidisk to the I/O card in slot 6.  The disk spinned
: and read part of a disk before showing a garbled error messege with a
: * prompt.  I knew it wasn't the disk drive's fault.  All bootable disks gave
: a similar result.  I ran the self-diag thing with solid-apple control-reset.
: Colors flashed for a moment, and a messege came up, centered:


:          RAM       0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0


: What can I do to fix this problem?  The RAM IC's are soldered in ...

: I just want to be able to save my programs on disk.  Using tape is unstable
: and difficult.

: JeffT
: larva_jt1@yahoo.com
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: Have "basics" for Apple //e on 5.25" disks?
: DOS 3.3   ProDOS   CopyDisk etc.
: I will pay materials and shipping for copies...