I have a module I picked up for my SE/30 at Westworld for $.99. I have been too lazy to install it.
If you are in Calgary, you can have it.
If you are in Calgary, you can have it.
Macintosh SE memory
Would any standard 30 pin SIMM memory module work in either a SE Superdrive or SE FDHD?
I have two SEs that I want to sell along with a Plus but both SEs have problems with locking up randomly and have other weird errors.
If it is possible, would it be a good idea to upgrade the Plus to 4MB as well?
One other thing, will a 4GB SCSI drive work in a SE?
I don't have any smaller SCSI hard drives and the internal drive is broken, I do have lots of external cases though and no idea what to do with them.
I have way too much classic mac and apple II stuff which I have to get rid of to make space.
I have two SEs that I want to sell along with a Plus but both SEs have problems with locking up randomly and have other weird errors.
If it is possible, would it be a good idea to upgrade the Plus to 4MB as well?
One other thing, will a 4GB SCSI drive work in a SE?
I don't have any smaller SCSI hard drives and the internal drive is broken, I do have lots of external cases though and no idea what to do with them.
I have way too much classic mac and apple II stuff which I have to get rid of to make space.
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Any 30-pin SIMM 120ns or faster will work, there are however some Apple branded ones that have a resistor at the top of each bank, and for whatever reason these don't work. There is however a practical limit of 8MB of memory due to a lack of 32-bit addressing. There are ways around that - Mode32 and what-not but how much effort is it really worth?Would any standard 30 pin SIMM memory module work in either a SE Superdrive or SE FDHD?
I have two SEs that I want to sell along with a Plus but both SEs have problems with locking up randomly and have other weird errors.
If it is possible, would it be a good idea to upgrade the Plus to 4MB as well?
One other thing, will a 4GB SCSI drive work in a SE?
I don't have any smaller SCSI hard drives and the internal drive is broken, I do have lots of external cases though and no idea what to do with them.
I have way too much classic mac and apple II stuff which I have to get rid of to make space.
I was able to hook up a 10GB IBM SCSI drive to an SE, so I can't see why the 4GB wouldn't work.
I'm in Ontario and I have no more room for any more macs
I'm trying to get rid of the ones I have
I'm trying to get rid of the ones I have
I have a Mac Plus with dozens and dozens of floppies of various games and programs that I love to play with from time to time . BlueMax, if your willing to ship your Color Classic and memory modules to Quebec, I will gladly pay you the shipping costs. PM me if you are interested.
. BlueMax, if your willing to ship your Color Classic and memory modules to Quebec, I will gladly pay you the shipping costs. PM me if you are interested.1 - 7 of 7 Posts
