There was something called G3 Cache Profiler that I used to disable Speculative Addressing I think it was called, it didn't work. I've tried a Sonnet 500/250/1M and a NewerTech 300/200/1M and both give me the same problem.
There's a Sonnet CPU control app? The only thing that got installed as far as stuff you can actually launch is the Metronome thing. The other items that are installed are extensions. As far as NewerTech, I tried fooling with their MaxPowr control panel, turning down the Cache speed and so on but none of that helped either.
The sound card is a MOTU 324 PCI card. The latest drivers I tried are for OS9 and they were definitely updated for G3 compatibility.
Basically, all CPU upgrades work, and the MOTU 324 works... just not when used together. I read about someone else having a NewerTech 400/200 G3 inside a 9600 with a MOTU 324, so I'm wondering if he had a newer 9600 motherboard. That's my only guess at this point. I tried everything else.
There's a Sonnet CPU control app? The only thing that got installed as far as stuff you can actually launch is the Metronome thing. The other items that are installed are extensions. As far as NewerTech, I tried fooling with their MaxPowr control panel, turning down the Cache speed and so on but none of that helped either.
The sound card is a MOTU 324 PCI card. The latest drivers I tried are for OS9 and they were definitely updated for G3 compatibility.
Basically, all CPU upgrades work, and the MOTU 324 works... just not when used together. I read about someone else having a NewerTech 400/200 G3 inside a 9600 with a MOTU 324, so I'm wondering if he had a newer 9600 motherboard. That's my only guess at this point. I tried everything else.