Borken Computer

[n9443656@henson.cc.wwu.edu]

My Apple//e broke down yesterday.  I do believe that I saw a spark last night,
and I heard a sound which sounded like a light bulb burning out.  Now, when
I turn on the apple or reboot, I go to the internal test (which happens when
Solid-Apple-control-reset is hit), and after a while it says "System OK".

But it's obviously not OK, because my floppies never get seeked for a disk
to boot off.  In fact, I can do absolutely nothing with my Apple except for
running that internal test.

Does anybody know why this happened?  Exactly what is broke?  How
does it get fixed?  Etc...?

Because I am not a regular reader of this group, please reply E-mail to
n9443656@henson.cc.wwu.edu

I've just found a BASIC program which I believe will allow me to access
my modem, which would allow me to make a connection to my PC and
use some programs and blah blah blah and I think I can now get my
Apple programs to my PC so I can run them under my emulator.  But now
that my Apple's broke, I can't do this!  Argh!  Please, help!  This is
infuriating me!

--n9443656@henson.cc.wwu.edu