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Re: //e with ZIP Chip not booting

Subject: Re: //e with ZIP Chip not booting
From: noone@nowhere.net
Date: Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:21:32 -0600
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
References: <sean-2012021259060001@powerbook.macassist.com.au>
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This pattern is similar on all II computers when the CPU is notfunctioning or is absent. (Go ahead, pull the CPU from an Apple II andturn it on, you'll see the same thing.)

I too would suggest that you 'reseat' all the socketed chips and cleantheir legs with a rubber eraser. (Beware of static electricity andprevent damage to the chips with standard precautions.)


If you can't find a CPU chip in Australia, I can ship one from Nebraska USA.

Thankx,
Ed
eeastmanNO@SPAMapple2.com
http://www.applelinc.org

Sean McNamara wrote:

switched on. The monochrome screen I got with the machine shows large
black and white horizontal bars (about 8) with some gobbledygook-like
characters in those bars.

References:
- //e with ZIP Chip not booting
  - From: sean@macassist.com.au (Sean McNamara)

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