Nama wrote:
Sounds like an early rev 1. Its interesting that it has the green slots. I'm assuming these are the dark green ones not the light green ones.
It is not surprising that the supply of slot sockets did not sync perfectly with board revisions. In the early days, when Apple was manufacturing in Cupertino, they ordered parts, and they rev'ed boards. On the line, they stuffed the boards they had with the parts they had. They didn't throw out all the spare connectors when they started up the rev 1 boards. ;-)
Chris Alaimo wrote:I am trying to find the part number on my ]['s logic board, but I can't seem to. On my ][+, it is right at the F1 position, but on my ][, there is a memory jumper block deal there. I am just trying to figure out what revision my board is. I have the little single pin above the video adjustment knob, so it isn't a rev 0, but then the expansion slots are green, which I thought were unique to the rev 0. It was the autostart ROM and Applesoft, but I am the second owner of the machine, and the first owner seems like the kind of guy who would have upgraded his ROMs when they came out. The machine is an early 79' if that helps. Thanks, Chris
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