On Mar 18, 2004, at 6:25 AM, Eric Rasmussen wrote:
... it has 2048k in it and an 800k drive. This means it has a Mac Plus motherboard in it, right? It isn't possible to upgrade a 512k motherboard to 2048k, is it?
Could well be a third party RAM upgrade board. MacSnap and Dove and many others made them. A Plus l/b would need a new case bucket to accommodate the different port layout with SCSI and round serial ports.
Thank you, everyone, looks like I will have to pop it open and have a look!
If it's a Mac Plus motherboard, there will be an external SCSI connector on the back. My compact Mac is an original that was upgraded (Apple offered an upgrade kit that included a new motherboard and a new back to accommodate the added connectors, but it also had a sticker that said "Macintosh Plus" on it).
-T
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