Well, two problems
It has a 333Mhz CPU with WORKING 512K L2 Cache, but the other hitch is:
Two lines going down the display (blue and green) right next to each other that are stuck in "on" mode
if the display turns white, it will turn white, but they are like only 1 pixel wide each, but it's kind of in the middle of the display. But it's something I can live with
I know a place I can get a new display for $30. Question, does the Wallstreet II 14" display use the same connector for the screen as the Wallstreet does? (on the actual display, not the ribbon that plugs into the board) I might just want to swap displays. I know it's a long shot, but before I dig into it, I want to know if anyone can tell me that they have done it? (no, this is not a "holy grail" thing from Applefritter, I am not asking to use it with VGA I just want to know if they are the same displays)
It has a 333Mhz CPU with WORKING 512K L2 Cache, but the other hitch is:
Two lines going down the display (blue and green) right next to each other that are stuck in "on" mode
if the display turns white, it will turn white, but they are like only 1 pixel wide each, but it's kind of in the middle of the display. But it's something I can live with
I know a place I can get a new display for $30. Question, does the Wallstreet II 14" display use the same connector for the screen as the Wallstreet does? (on the actual display, not the ribbon that plugs into the board) I might just want to swap displays. I know it's a long shot, but before I dig into it, I want to know if anyone can tell me that they have done it? (no, this is not a "holy grail" thing from Applefritter, I am not asking to use it with VGA I just want to know if they are the same displays)