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Hi Sean,

> Hey -- good to hear!  I'll see if I can swipe my girlfriend's iMac 
> keyboard (she hasn't turned it on in at least one year -- it's
> one of the first rev models).

  The revA iMac USB keyboard has been extensively tested :-)

> How's the crashed hard drive?  Any luck?

  No luck. The syscons stuff shouldn't be too hard to resurrect
from memory but I weep at the thought of the bmac driver :-(

later,

Peter.