Keyboard Issues

[David Cohen]

Got a 2400c I bought a few weeks ago.

Not had a lot of time to play with it until recently. Did a fresh OS install tonight, but during it I noticed my Apple key doesn't work.

I brought up the Keycaps app, and according to that my left CTRL and OPTION keys are also non responsive.

Are there simple problems that can be pursued with tis? Or am I going to have to find a new keyboard?

David.

----- Original Message ---------------
>
>Subject: [Duo2400] Interesting SCSI/IDE tests (Duo 2300)
>   From: "Thomas G. Monclova" <samoht at bl.org>
>   Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 11:04:30 -0500 (CDT)
>     To: "Duo/2400 List" <DuoList at lists.themacintoshguy.com>
>
>
>	Hi All,
>
>	On the 6th of April, 2004, I wrote asking about SCSI vs. IDE on
>the Duo 2300.
>
>	I decided to test it out and bought a SCSI-2 compatible
>IDE-to-SCSI interface board and slapped my 10GB Travelstar on it.  The
>test results were surprising.
>
>	I need to get a hold of a SCSI harddrive to test how the
>IDE-to-SCSI board might be the bottleneck.
>
>	Using Norton Utilities 6: System Info
>
>	Disk Test results
>
>Mac OS Disk Cache: 128K
>Virtual Mem. off
>AppleTalk Inactive
>44MB of real RAM
>
>EIDE Drive to EIDE controller (stock):		122
>EIDE Drive to EIDE controller 10GB drive:	144
>EIDE Drive to SCSI board to SCSI controller:	56.2 (!)
>
>Mac OS Disk Cache: 2048
>EIDE Drive to EIDE controller 10GB drive:	165
>EIDE Drive to SCSI board to SCSI controller:	55.9 (Lower? How queer.)
>
>	...so, to make sure it's clear to everyone
>
>stock Mac SE:	47.8
>PBDuo 210:	99.7
>MacIIfx:	96.6
>PM 6100/60 reference system:		100
>PB 1400cs/117:		111
>PB 3400:		226
>PowerMac G4 450 MP:	2308
>				--------
>
>	I think we can agree that something seems to be very wrong.  I'll
>update the list when I get a test hard drive (1GB SCSI, about the same age
>as the stock 1GB IDE Duo drive) and go through this again.
>
>	Oh, and I got the interface board from MCE Tech. through eBay.
>I'm still trying to indentify just what controller chip and SCSI version
>the board uses.  It did not arrive with documentation, although everything
>appears new.
>
>	-t
>
>
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