Subject: Re: ...
To: Erin Corliss (Volt Computer) <a-erinco@microsoft.com>
From: Riccardo Mottola <rmottola@spm.it>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 08/30/1999 11:00:00
>Sigh.  After finally accepting that my LC will never run anything but
MacOS,

>I scraped the bottom of my collection and brought up an old SE/30
that

>should be able to do NetBSD.  Problem is, shortly after I got it last
year,

>I opened it up to add some RAM and since then it has been sounding
"Death

>Chimes" every time I turn it on.  I think it has something to do with
the

>video, but I'm not sure because I can't find a list of error tones to

>interpret the message.  The tones it is playing are the normal
startup sound

>immediately followed by four tones ascending in frequency.  Anyone
know

>where I can get a list of what the tones mean?


Maybe the RAM. My MacII did so when puttins in some RAM that wasn't
PAL. Put in the old ram carefully r some other you know it works on SE


Also you could have damaged the connectors on the logic board. check.


ric