Two go in, one comes out

[Ian McCall]

Well, my SE/30 is now safely ensconced in its new home, the SE case. 
Well, half an SE case to be precise - the back cover is off the SE/30, 
the front remains an SE. I realise this might upset the purists but hey 
- it works and I didn't need to play around with the tube. Bearing in 
mind that it was me breaking the previous tube which caused a problem, 
I'm quite happy to just steer clear of that thing.

Whilst I was waiting, all the memory arrived too so I'm now upgraded to 
the full 128Mb. 128Mb drive, 1Gig RAM, a wolf in sheep's clothing - 
what more could be asked for? Well, swift booting would be one thing I 
suppose - it takes an age to check all its RAM>

So...

This means I now have a spare SE logic board, a 40Mb internal drive, an 
800k floppy and 4 x 1Mb RAM chips. Anyone interested? I'm afraid it's 
the bin if not.

Cheers,
Ian
(still contemplating whether an SE case can successfully be used in a 
mini-ITX project)

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