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I am a native of Indianapolis and currently living in southern Indiana. The earliest computing memory I have is of using an Apple IIe in first grade. I grew up on Macs, starting with the LC II and even being loaned a PowerMac 7200 for a couple of years. Now I am just revisiting these old systems...

Hello all, I have had this LC II for many years and it used to boot and run but has since stopped working. When I flip the power switch on, the case fan turns on full speed and a blank gray screen appears, but nothing else. There is no hard drive activity, no "Welcome to Macintosh," no startup...

I was born around the time the Mac SE entered production (and their batteries) and my first thought was, "If you're old, they're old. Bring them outside."

This is kind of fun! It reminds me of the pass-through device BMOW makes for the FloppyEmu that makes disk noises.

Wow, looks like you are making great progress! As an LC II owner, I am looking forward to seeing the final result. It's a shame that there is no good, non-destructive method to see the inner layers.

It's very exciting to see these reverse engineering projects taking shape. You're doing great work and I can't wait to see what's next! Btw, I love the purple digital board.