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Re-conquest
I was home today, and had some improvements to be done in the house (some paint...)
But also managed to find time to play with my toys.
Among the spare parts i have collected all those years, i did found a full set of PC AGP video cards.
I have been looking to do some flashing for a couple of months now, but was a bit scared to damage a working computer in the process.
The first card was a radeon 9200, and this one didn't work at all after the process :-/
I had a radeon 8500 also, and the flashing process worked great in this one (in a powermac G4)
i removed the Nvidia card from the Powermac G4... this one will be great in the Cube 
But also managed to find time to play with my toys.
Among the spare parts i have collected all those years, i did found a full set of PC AGP video cards.
I have been looking to do some flashing for a couple of months now, but was a bit scared to damage a working computer in the process.
The first card was a radeon 9200, and this one didn't work at all after the process :-/
I had a radeon 8500 also, and the flashing process worked great in this one (in a powermac G4)
i removed the Nvidia card from the Powermac G4... this one will be great in the Cube
Excellent! I've always been terrified of, and never have tried, flashing anything. :-/
Nice, I flashed a PC Radeon back in the day. Can't remember if it was a 7000 or 9200, but it worked great.
What is flashing?
It's when your go out in public with a trench coat on and nothing else, open it towards a crowd of people, do a little happy dance, then close it and calmly walk away.
OR
It's when you Change the Firmware stored on a card/device,
This firmware is stored using flash, so they call it re-flash when you change the firmware.
Usually doing this allows you to use this card or item in a way that it was never intended to be used.
OR
It's when you Change the Firmware stored on a card/device,
This firmware is stored using flash, so they call it re-flash when you change the firmware.
Usually doing this allows you to use this card or item in a way that it was never intended to be used.
Then maybe it's possible to fix the borked card by putting the original firmware back? Did you make a copy of the firmware before flashing? Or maybe you can download it?