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Re: Apple iic 5.25" check drive error...
- Subject: Re: Apple iic 5.25" check drive error...
- From: BluPhoenyx <BluPhoenyx@earthlink.dot.net>
- Date: Sat, 07 May 2005 20:57:13 GMT
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Steve Savage wrote:
Thanks, seems be mostly working now but a bit touchy (stops working after
about 10 mins, then do the pr#6 again, and it starts again... wierd).
This sounds more like a motherboard problem. Possibly faulty RAM or heat
build up. In the few models I've got, there is little to replace. Most
chips are soldered to the board. My original 2c had the CPU and MMU free
so I could easily add the ZRAM but I've seen one which the MMU was
soldered to the motherboard. That one also had a keyboard with metal
base. You might try removing and replacing any chips which are socketed
as well as any cables.
Cheers,
Mike T.