Tony,
It's very hard to believe that both the simms went bad at the same time
so even if you can find one 4Mb you can swap it out, one at a time. But
doesn't the Classic II have 2Mb of motherboard ram? Just remove the
simms - if that doesn't cure it then it's not them :-)
Have a very close look at the MB for signs of capacitor leakage....
Of course it's always easier to find a problem if you have multiple
machines to swap parts with..
John
On Sep 16, 2005, at 7:37 AM, Liam Proven wrote:
On 16/09/05, Tony Jasso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sounds like bad memory sticks to me... Thats what I got on my SE/30
when I
had some bad Memory sticks.....
Try replacing all the mem and Cache first before giving in....
Oh really? Damn! I had to do a special swap with a friend some years
ago, involving me doing about 2d work networking her home, to get
those 4MB sticks. I don't have many more.
Thanks, tho', I shall try to find some & swap them out if possible.
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