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From: francis@csli.Stanford.EDU (Dave Francis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac
Subject: Mac II hardware problem
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Date: 12 Jul 90 19:18:48 GMT
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I have a Mac II that suddenly doesn't respond to the mouse or keyboard.
(ADB ports seem to be screwed up). I tried different mice and keyboards
and also switched ADB input ports on the back of the machine, no luck.
I called an Apple repair place and explained the problem. The person said
that the "logic board is fried" and I need an entire new one (quote ~$400)

Is there another way out of this? The solution seems a little overkill.

Thanks for any help,
Dave Francis - Sapphire Design Systems