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I do like my big ugly PC server boxes with masses of space inside hidden under the desk.
If only Apple would sell their OS for use on a PC.
Hi. I’d like to d/l the late-2006 service manual, but the link no longer works – do you know where I can obtain a copy?
Thanks for pointing that out, Charlie – you are referring to the 20″ model.
I have updated the link to a new location and it should work.