In descending order of likelihood:
File problem on the boot floppy
Bad floppy
Problem with the floppy drive
Dirty
Dried out lubrication
Corrupt PRAM
Low / Dead / Missing PRAM battery
Memory problem
Clark Martin
A designated driver on the information Super Highway
> On Mar 7, 2018, at 6:42 AM, Hody Hong <hodyh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> In fact I just pick up this Mac Plus from a seller labeling as part. I turn
> on the machine and it chimes and show the question mark floppy and I put a
> system 6 disk in and it will start booting. Everything sounds correctly until
> it just stops.
> It will basically hang there at the happy mac face.
>
> I did open the machine up to check. Everything was nice and clean and no
> leakage what so ever. I also did swapping the rams around. No love either.
>
> Could this be a floppy issue? Possible corrupt the boot disk?
>
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