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By: David K. Every
& Daniel Fanton
(C) Copyright 1999 DKE - All Rights Reserved.
Macintosh SE/30
Macintosh SE/30 Code Name: Green Jade, Fanfair
What are you staring at?
- Press the interrupt switch to get into the debugger.
- Use the command DMA 4082E853 20 to display a few bytes of memory from location 4082E853 onwards.
The bytes spell out in ASCII, "WHAT ARE YOU STARING AT?"
Mystery Egg
- Press the interrupt switch to get into the debugger
- Type G 04D98A 999.
There is supposed to be something in the RAM around there -- I don't know what. If you find out, let me know.
Hall of Fame
- Press the interrupt switch to get into the debugger
- Type G EB1000 into MacsBug or the interrupt debugger.
This displays the "Macintosh SE/30 Engineering Hall of Fame". The only way out is to press your computer's reset button and restart.
NOTE: Entering pc=E11000;G works too.
Long way to the Hall of Fame
This one needs an SE/30 running System 7.0 (or 7.0.1) and something that patches "_Launch" trap. The list includes; Kerry Clendinning's "Easy Keys 1.5" Control Panel, OutToLaunchFKEY or LaunchFinderFKEY QUED/M 2.09.
- Assign some key combinations in Easy Keys Control Panel.
- Launch a program (like QUED/M), and press the key combination.
The "address error" bomb alert comes up, but you can click on "Continue" to keep going -- go ahead and click "Continue". Everything is normal again until you quit, at which time the screen blanks to all white except for a Mac icon and a "Mac SE/30 Engineering Hall of Fame" list.
Oh, yeah, like that sequence is something the average Joe will run into by accident.
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