Apple LC2

On 1/11/10, Alexandre Souza - Listas <pu1bzz.listas at gmail.com> wrote: At least the body of the spec does acknowledge that it's a "DA" shell. Thanks for posting that. I should probably buy a DB44HD from them (presuming they have them - I have not yet checked) to make an external IDE cable for my Planar 486DX100 "medical PC" (integral CPU, 2.5" drive, LCD, PCMCIA, 1x ISA bedside computer for patient monitoring apps) - same CPU board as at least one brand of keyboard "netstations" from the Novell era. The Planar has a DB25 for external floppy and a DB44HD for external CD-ROM. It's easy enough to pin them out, but was never able to make a CD-ROM cable. This machine, BTW, is the one that uses bizzaro 2MB and 8MB 30 pin SIMMs... that's right... they are 2-chip/4-chip SIMMs that are apparently reusing some line for an extra row or column. Mine came with 4x 2MB SIMMs and 4x4MB half-empty SIMMs. I'd love to find a few 8MB SIMMs for this - I have one set I can fully populate (with the right 16Mbit SMT DRAMs - they are pre-EDO), but I have several of these CPU boards. Anyway... good to know that it's still easy to find 3-row HD connectors in sizes larger than VGA connectors. -ethan