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Subject: Re: When I installed my SIMMs... oops.
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Date: 1 Feb 90 17:42:15 GMT
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Solved!  Already!

Thanks to Jonathan Flamm at Apple -- I'd accidentally unseated the
 cable connecting the drive to the logic board -- but at the *drive's* end.
 I hadn't even considered that there might be a connector at that end,
 so hadn't even looked into that dark hole of wires.

Anyhow, seating it correctly solved the entire problem!  My drive is
 there at last!  *whew*

- Mark Thompson
  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign