Some people here may remember that I posted a while back about my problems with my LCIII. This machine was running system 7.6.1 with no problems up to now. Now when I try to boot it up, the hard drive sounds very whiny and I get a message that says "The startup disk will not work on this Macintosh model. Use the latest installer to update this disk for this model." Several people on this list tried to help me and I have tried all I know how, to no avail. Nothing I've tried will recognize the HD at all. I obtained a copy of 7.6 and, since I have an external CD-ROM, I was able to boot off of the CD. I still cannot see the HD. I tried running Anubis v 2.54 and it sees the CD and "SCSI 00 Quantum 0 MB". I tried formatting and for "Format Failed, Error in Alternate Format, Error 04 A6 Sense Key".

I tried Norton DD, but it doesn't see the HD. I tried Snooper and that says CPU OK, Keyboard failed or missing (I never had a problem with the keyboard - it seems to be fine), Mouse OK, RAM OK, SCSI OK, Clock OK, Modem port failed (I don't currently have a modem attached). The rest of the test failed because it kept asking for another disk, which I apparently don't have.

I am tired of messing with this. I do have an external SCSI drive, which I have currently removed from the chain. I can see that drive when it's hooked up. Does it sound like the internal HD is fried? Should I try replacing it with the HD in the external case?

Suggestions wanted!!

Vanessa


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