onboard video, and thanks for the info about monitors.
I was plugging in a multisync AOC monitor. Guess I'll
be looking for a different adapter.
Tim
--- Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Tim Cowper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an lc ii that I bought as a hobby computer.
When
A few answers !
1. I am using onboard video, but was just educated
about early mac monitors. Guess I need an adapter for
my 14 inch AOC multisync.
2. RAM has never been upgraded from what was in it
when I purchased it. I have removed the chips to see
if a bad chip was the source of the problem.
Could it be that you have more than one version of OS
installed? Try a recover disk with a known system on
it and see if your Mac functions properly. I have
forgotten how to override the internal disk with a
floppy (that contains a system on it) but maybe
someone on this list can provide that
To my experience, the video adapters won't work at all with the older
LC series. You need a genuine Apple RGB monitor.
On 12/14/05, Tim Cowper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A few answers !
1. I am using onboard video, but was just educated
about early mac monitors. Guess I need an adapter for
my
