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<blockquote data-quote="Mac SK" data-source="post: 271024" data-attributes="member: 21908"><p>Oh Ya! A nice all in one SE. I have an SE 30 I've used as a print server. Let</p><p>me tell you it takes a long skinny torx head screw driver to remove the </p><p>two screws down in the handle, the two on the bottom are easy.the case</p><p>slides off. NEVER touch the high voltage lead to the picture tube. The board slides out. The hard drive is mounted upside down under the floppy drive.</p><p>If you can find an Apple SCSI cd rom to hook up its easy to upgrade the OS.</p><p>I made an external SCSI CD from an Syquest box,pulled out the drive and installed an Apple CD rom drive. It must be an Apple drive for the system</p><p>to find the SCSI bus on start up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mac SK, post: 271024, member: 21908"] Oh Ya! A nice all in one SE. I have an SE 30 I've used as a print server. Let me tell you it takes a long skinny torx head screw driver to remove the two screws down in the handle, the two on the bottom are easy.the case slides off. NEVER touch the high voltage lead to the picture tube. The board slides out. The hard drive is mounted upside down under the floppy drive. If you can find an Apple SCSI cd rom to hook up its easy to upgrade the OS. I made an external SCSI CD from an Syquest box,pulled out the drive and installed an Apple CD rom drive. It must be an Apple drive for the system to find the SCSI bus on start up. [/QUOTE]
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