http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/syslist.html,> how you would get them over to the 128k is another thing.
Leave the mac unplugged or plugged into a earthed socket> with the socket switch off for a week or so.
Without starting another thread on how voltage doesn't kill,
> its the amps I will say it's not hard to work on a classic > once you have the back off while staying well clear of the > tube, HV cable and HV power supply and caps. My bigest fear > would be breaking the tube while removing the case back. > Power drains away.
> Very best of luck, I'm sure you've made a few folks envious. :)
Thanks Darrin! I will see what I can do with all that great info! I had tried apples site all over, along with several other website... I just don't see why Apple won't offer it.
I actually already had the back off, that was a peice of cake.
The troubles I am having is that when I start it up, I get the
sadMAC & error#041080 under that. The floppy isn't working
properly as it's very hard to get the diskette out (I
have to use a paperclip) or in. So, that could be the root of my troubles! The floppy, I hope. I actually found a place that has
them sometimes, but I guess I won't hear from them until monday.
Thanks again, for the info/help!
Kim
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