No but the battery area looked like yours so just to be safe it was worth it while apart to do it.

Macdrone, what was wrong with your board? Was it exhibiting similar problems?

When I did mine taking them all off and putting in 1 by 1 worked well for me. And I did that with a radio shack special 3 years ago , I'm pretty sure that makes me crazy also lol.

Had time to look at this boy more closely today. I've washed the board completely over again, and now it's really shiny clean - unfortunately no luck with the problem. So I've de…

Pull out the PSU and inspect the Q950 board. Make sure there are no burnt traces on the board. It has onboard Video to connect to a monitor. The Nuvista card was for video process…

smiba said: I've put the project on hold for a while until I have some more time for it. So sorry, Can't help you further. The iMac G3 should have an intergrated ethernet po…

Schmoburger said: This page is as good on my souped-up G3-powered 9600 as it is on my G5 so I doubt you will have any dramas on the iMac TC is a bit boggy in Classilla but…

smiba said: Would you have any copy of the OpenTransport disk by any chance? Click to expand... I do have a copy, but I only have my CC, and I can not figure out how to s…

System7today has it I think. 

Would you have any copy of the OpenTransport disk by any chance?

After installing the software for my ethernet card (Farallon), I could not get my internet to work until I installed Open Transport.  Then it was a cake walk.  I was using OS7, an…

I've put the project on hold for a while until I have some more time for it. So sorry, Can't help you further. The iMac G3 should have an intergrated ethernet port though, any rea…

Hi, Did you get this working? I have a Dayna pocket SCSI/Ethernet box Im trying to use to connect a Classic to an old iMac G3 - the candy coloured ones.

Thank you, that was very helpful.

These are the pinouts:

gdanie said: I've done this several times.  My 700mhz g3 iMac is a fully featured machine, as far as I'm concerned. Especially since its maxed out in RAM.  OS9 has all you ne…

I could definitely do what I need to do on the net with my Powermac 6100 -- itd be sorta pokey, but y'know //wthww

So this thread has been going for a while now and as yet my 9600 hasn't made an appearance, so I figure seeing as though I just reshuffled things and put it in a more permanent spo…

I've done this several times.  My 700mhz g3 iMac is a fully featured machine, as far as I'm concerned. Especially since its maxed out in RAM.  OS9 has all you need, especially on t…

In my mind, "put Ubuntu on a Power Mac G4" isn't really very exciting. It would have qualified for the first RetroChallenge, but it seems like RC has become more project-based. The…

Gentlemen, please...

Inboxed you about bezel macman! Definitely an improvement over the lack of bezel I currently have hahah And yeh I really do enjoy using the CC... it is an absolute slug even by…

Alright, Mr. Stick-in-the-mud, but this thread is about PowerPC for modern tasks, so if that isn't interesting to you...

The one about Macintoshes with 680x0 processors. "Modern" PPC on isn't terribly interesting, especially with OS X >10.2/any cross-platform Unix. Just run an x86 box, less ha…

IPalindromeI said: Well jeez, then you'd be just running Ubuntu on crustier hardware. Whoop de doo. Click to expand... Crusty hardware -- you know forum you're on, right?