Le 26 févr. 06, à 07:54, macmoni a écrit :
Hi Jerome,
No, but it was easy for me to type that in. Of course you will
disconnect the PIN 9 wire and the PIN 20 wire on the Sony Floppy Board
by cutting it with a sharp knife
Remove the PIN from the disk ?
Yes
Assuming that the red wire is '0'
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 10:06:00 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
.
> I take a picture:
> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jerome.vernet/images/MP-F51Wb.jpg
>
> Please confirm that I only have to cut the track that go from PIN 9
> under cap C2 (*not* remove C2 !), and remove the RJ5 resistor ?
>
> I don't want
Guido Deiana a écrit :
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 10:06:00 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
Hi Jerome,
just work on the other side of the circuit board. Use a solder and take the pin 9 and
20 out of the board. It's immediate and this way you can restore the connections
anytime.
It look hard to remove th
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 11:28:07 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
> Guido Deiana a écrit :
> > On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 10:06:00 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
>
> >
> > Hi Jerome,
> > just work on the other side of the circuit board. Use a solder and take the
> > pin 9
and
> > 20 out of the board. It's immediat
Yes, that's what I said. There's no simpler way to do so
Greetings TOM
Am 26.02.2006 um 11:28 schrieb Jerome Vernet:
If macmomi confirm that I just have to cut the track from PIN 9 to RJ4
and PIN 20 to RJ5, i will do that, much more easy. The macplus from
wich I take it is dead, so I can kil
Hi Jerome,
I take the first MP-F51W-03 I found on my desk, hoping it is working.
I don't know if it's a 1,44 or 800k drive ;)
That's a 800k Floppy-Drive
I hope you understood the text correctly. You don't have to cut some
connections on any Lisa-Board
ONLY PIN 9 and PIN 20 from the connection
Hi,
So do I... And, not working !!!
First try, simply by cutting wires 9 and 20 on the ribbon (I have some
spare !): the 800k disk eject imediatly the disk.
So I remove the resistor (desolering) on PIN 20, and cut track on the
board for PIN 9. Tested again, the drive still eject the disk
Hi Jerome,
if the drive ejects the disks always, whether a disc is inserted or
not, then you didn't cut the PIN 9 and PIN 20, that's all.
You do not need to have some parts soldered out, just cut the cable or
the wire on the board of the floppy
TOM from Bavaria
Am 26.02.2006 um 18:05 schrie
Le 26 févr. 06, à 20:46, macmoni a écrit :
Hi Jerome,
if the drive ejects the disks always, whether a disc is inserted or
not, then you didn't cut the PIN 9 and PIN 20, that's all.
You do not need to have some parts soldered out, just cut the cable or
the wire on the board of the floppy
H
Le 26 févr. 06, à 20:57, Jerome Vernet a écrit :
perhaps the drive is also dead, so I will retry with another one
(without killing anything on the drive itself).
Ok, I've just tested with another drive (F75W, 1,44). This time, with
the ribbon cutted in 9 and 20, I have exactly the same be
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:20:52 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
> I have two IO card, both tested with same behavior. I have in fact two
> back plane with CPU, IO and mem, same thing :( :(
>
> It all for today, I will bring the Lisa back to my stock for a long
> time...
Hi Jerome,
I've had the same pro
I have two IO card, both tested with same behavior. I have in fact two
back plane with CPU, IO and mem, same thing :( :(
Last thing: my Lisa show a D/A8 ROM.
While i'm testing, i get one time an error '23', that is, no system
disk. That was when boot from 'disk 2' in the menu. never able to
Le 26 févr. 06, à 21:31, Guido Deiana a écrit :
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:20:52 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
I have two IO card, both tested with same behavior. I have in fact two
back plane with CPU, IO and mem, same thing :( :(
It all for today, I will bring the Lisa back to my stock for a long
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:33:22 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
> >
> > I have two IO card, both tested with same behavior. I have in fact two
> > back plane with CPU, IO and mem, same thing :( :(
> >
> Last thing: my Lisa show a D/A8 ROM.
>
> While i'm testing, i get one time an error '23', that is, no
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:36:11 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
> Le 26 févr. 06, à 21:31, Guido Deiana a écrit :
>
> > Hi Jerome,
> > I've had the same problems with the Lisa internal connectors oxided.
> > The drive began to read for 1 second and after the floppy (tested
> > working!) is ejected.
> > T
Le 26 févr. 06, à 21:48, Guido Deiana a écrit :
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 21:33:22 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
I have two IO card, both tested with same behavior. I have in fact
two
back plane with CPU, IO and mem, same thing :( :(
Last thing: my Lisa show a D/A8 ROM.
While i'm testing, i get o
rome
No. Is really difficult that the problem is on this side. Check the
INTERNAL
connectors where the card cage go to be inserted. Open the back cover,
remove the card
cage and clean the left big connector.
Guido
Guido,
It's working !!! Thank you very much, all people !
I've cleaned a
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 22:27:39 +0100, Jerome Vernet wrote
> It's working !!! Thank you very much, all people !
>
> I've cleaned as much as I can the contacts, and was able to read some
> disks !
Goal !
> I've tried the second board, it's a H/A8. It work, but for some point:
> I have the mouse w
Le 26 févr. 06, à 22:45, Guido Deiana a écrit :
No. A not good and stable contact on the mouse connector. A dry
antioxidant spray
perhaps will solve again the problem.
The mouse work well in the boot screen. as long I am in this boot
screen, it work. I start on the profile (MacOs), the mo
Hi,
that have been the correct two PINs. It should work.
I never saw a Lisa, where this kind of "Drive-support" didn't work.
Lisa 2 or Mac XL, doesn't matter - it should work.
So the only conclusion is after testing it with a second manipulated
drive, that your I/O Board or your motherboard cou
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