An LC or an LCII makes a great little headless server. To get around the need for a monitor to boot, I made a small "flat-bottomed U-shaped" jumper out of a paperclip, just large enough to short pins #7 and #10 on the monitor connector. That makes it think a 640x480 display is attached.
I don't know how ASCII-art will look on your system but it sorta looks like this: |___|
I tried this but it I can't get it to work. Maybe I've got the wrong pins #7 and #10. Am I counting them the wrong way?
Look really closely, the pin numbers should be readable, possibly with magnification.
Try pins 4 and 11. I just checked and that is what I've used for 640x480. -- Clark Martin Redwood City, CA, USA Macintosh / Internet Consulting
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