if you can make images of all the disks included, I would be a very very happy man.
I too have myself one of these cards, but I know it as the Houdini II (I think there was also a Houdini I?) and it's quite the card as I have it set up now, in storage. Mine went into my Quadra 700, since it had a compatible PDS slot-- works great, albeit silly looking since the Y cable went out the back of one of the NuBus slots.
in my trials and tribulations over the years, I lost the disks that came with this card, and although I can probably get them somewhere else online, I'd love to have an actual disk image of the files that are on the actual original disks and not upgrade files.
Mine's set up with a 32MB RAM stick and an SX-33, but I once had a DX2-66 on it which I stole for an actual 486 in need of an upgrade. I have a AND 5x86-133ADZ on the side with voltage regulator ready to go on it once I have the media, the Y cable, and the card all in one place... and the Quadra 700 out of storage. and of course, the acquisition of the hard drive caddy for such. mine's missing.
Note, if you're going to drop anything more than an SX-25 or SX-33 on it, the DX2+ NEED a heatsink. it also helps to have active cooling, so a small 40mm fan wired in someplace on a 5v rail will NOT hurt. in fact, it'll prolong the life of the CPU in use.
I too have myself one of these cards, but I know it as the Houdini II (I think there was also a Houdini I?) and it's quite the card as I have it set up now, in storage. Mine went into my Quadra 700, since it had a compatible PDS slot-- works great, albeit silly looking since the Y cable went out the back of one of the NuBus slots.
in my trials and tribulations over the years, I lost the disks that came with this card, and although I can probably get them somewhere else online, I'd love to have an actual disk image of the files that are on the actual original disks and not upgrade files.
Mine's set up with a 32MB RAM stick and an SX-33, but I once had a DX2-66 on it which I stole for an actual 486 in need of an upgrade. I have a AND 5x86-133ADZ on the side with voltage regulator ready to go on it once I have the media, the Y cable, and the card all in one place... and the Quadra 700 out of storage. and of course, the acquisition of the hard drive caddy for such. mine's missing.
Note, if you're going to drop anything more than an SX-25 or SX-33 on it, the DX2+ NEED a heatsink. it also helps to have active cooling, so a small 40mm fan wired in someplace on a 5v rail will NOT hurt. in fact, it'll prolong the life of the CPU in use.