Help reviving an old A3000

[sdesros]

I've got an older A3000 that used to have a CyberStorm MkIII in it.  It got transplanted into my A4000.  It's been a year and a few moves and I'd like to get my A3000 back up and running to test out some hardware I picked up a while ago (VideoToaster, Opalvision, etc.)

The A3000D has 2 megs chip, no fast ram (at the moment), KS3.1 and a 030/25.  I'm salvagine an older hardrive for use with it.

I turn it on, and get nothing.
I turn it on and hold both mouse buttons and get nothing.

I'm beginning to wonder if I forgot to change the jumper settings on the board to revert back to the speed of the on-board processor.  In which case, I'm a bit in a bind since I no longer have the CSMKIII instructions (I've moved since I did the swap).

Can anyone help?

Thanks...

[sdesros]

Merci.

Je vais les essayer lorsque je renterais a la maison.  :-D

[sdesros]

Agafaster wrote:
People called Romans they go the house ?

Not quite...

"I will try them out once I get home".

[sdesros]

It didn't work...

Well, I think I got further.

I'm getting a purple screen.  I'm not sure if it's looking for the floppy drive (it was flaky).  I think I'll try it with it disconnected next time.

Hmm... I can't fit a disk into the drive, perhaps because of this the drive is sending a signal that it has a floppy in and the A3000 is trying to boot from floppy?  Hmm...

Hmm...  The keyboard is at least reacting to a three finger salute.