[rescue] Wit's end -- Indigo2

[Joshua Newton]

I've got it back in, finally. I noticed that in the diagram, the top 
cover is being pictured as being pushed towards the front of the machine 
as it's pushed down. Of course, I had to bang on it pretty hard (and 
there was an ominous *snap*, but I think that was just something 
clicking back into place...), but I guess that's how you're supposed to 
do it. I just purchased some extra memory for it (128MB, to bring it to 
256MB total), and I dread when I have to do this again.

Do you happen to know if the Indigo takes 50pin or 68pin disks? I just 
snagged a drive tray on eBay, but now I need to know what to put on it...

Mike Meredith wrote:
> On Wednesday 30 April 2003 21:40, Joshua Newton wrote:
> 
>>(For the record, that is one HUGE power supply. And a pain in the butt
>>to get in and out.)
> 
> 
> You can get some *very* power hungry cards in an I^2.
> 
> 
>>Problem: The top cover does not fit back on. I'm nearly 100% sure I'm
>>doing it right. I'm looking at the PDF of the user manual, and it sure
>>'nuff looks like I'm supposed to slide these prongs into the underside
>>of the bottom cover and let the whole thing drop back into place. But
>>the top cover still does not fit on. The protrusions inside the front of
> 
> 
> I've just had a go with my spare I^2, and :-
> 
> 1.. Lower the back of the top cover first. It should overhang the back of the
>     case as you are starting.
> 
> 2.. It should just lower over the rest of the case.
> 
> 3.. It should then just snap onto the front.
> 
> There's no need to be matching prongs. It's fairly stiff and takes a moderate 
> amount of pushing to get it down at the front. You may want to remove the 
> hard disk(s) as those funky yellow levers may get in the way.
> 
> I seem to remember having problems with it myself the first time I tried it, 
> but can no longer remember what was so difficult about it.
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