Poor girls! Get them out into the light of day and let them see the sun (-:
Mind you they are heavy and large, and it's no surprise that many people
with Lisa's have them away in storage.
Fixing and working with these Lisas have certainly given me an appreciation
of them. I knew of their historical significance, but I didn't realise just
how easy they were to disassemble and work on. Still a remenant of the
Apple II open hardware ethos there. Very different from the later Macs
where there was every discouragement to prevent you tinking with it. It's a
pity that low-level format methodologies/hardware for the Widget drive (not
the Profile) seem to be lost in time. I wonder how many non-working widgets
around which require just this one step.
I intend to do a final writeup with photos so I'll send a link through to
the group when I'm done.
Terry (Tez)
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From: "Jason T" <silent700 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: Faulty Apple Lisa 2/10 Drive - No longer an issue
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 7:11 PM, Terry Stewart <terry at webweavers.co.nz> >
I tried them two of them out yesterday and they are
fine. My two Lisas are
now up and running.
Congrats! You give inspiration to those of us with dusty, yellowed
Lisas hidden away in the basement somewhere :)