It looks like the lombard daughtercard is working now. hehe
With nothing to lose I stuck it in at roughly 475C (my asus g2s-a1 bake was 430C and previous lombard bake was 440C) annnnnd one of the cache chips was, er, fully detached from the board.
So, meh, it is clean and I stuck it back in the lombard and it boots! It is able to boot and run Mac OS X; it was unable to before.
At this point I have been unable to verify if it is running on half cache or if it detected a chip missing and disabled the L2. I have no working HDD that I know of to stick in here so I have to operate on CDs running from a 24x TL iMac CD-ROM drive and I am limited to OS 8.6/9 and no higher than 10.3. >_>
OS 9 also did not like my 4GB HFS+ formatted USB flashdrive(that I use with my Beige G3, so it is good). :/
A mostly success! Now I just have to find out what it has detected the cache as. ..there has got to be a way to see that in OF isn't there?
*Edit
Ok, no benches but looks like no cache.. Perhaps that means it will clock up even higher! muahahahahaaa
With nothing to lose I stuck it in at roughly 475C (my asus g2s-a1 bake was 430C and previous lombard bake was 440C) annnnnd one of the cache chips was, er, fully detached from the board.
So, meh, it is clean and I stuck it back in the lombard and it boots! It is able to boot and run Mac OS X; it was unable to before.
At this point I have been unable to verify if it is running on half cache or if it detected a chip missing and disabled the L2. I have no working HDD that I know of to stick in here so I have to operate on CDs running from a 24x TL iMac CD-ROM drive and I am limited to OS 8.6/9 and no higher than 10.3. >_>
OS 9 also did not like my 4GB HFS+ formatted USB flashdrive(that I use with my Beige G3, so it is good). :/
A mostly success! Now I just have to find out what it has detected the cache as. ..there has got to be a way to see that in OF isn't there?
*Edit
Ok, no benches but looks like no cache.. Perhaps that means it will clock up even higher! muahahahahaaa