Somebody from the old IRC channel has the 840AV version of a RAM card that used 8 x 72 pin SIMMs (32MB max each for 256MB total). I think Newer technology sold it. It was pretty fa…
68kMLASoftwareby Unknown_KFri, 19 Feb 2010 - 00:40
I have seen only one of these, on eBay a few years back. It sold for something outrageous even then, before the prices of nubus-era equipment began to go up.
As I recall, the writ…
68kMLASoftwareby beachycoveFri, 19 Feb 2010 - 00:23
I tried installing a 400mhz processor I pulled from a B&W G3 and it didn't work at all. (I assume the bus speeds are wildly different)
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B&W bu…
Daystar RAM PowerCard. I'm pretty sure it was not addressable as system memory, just as RAM disk, print spool, and disk cache.
FWIW I have been searching for this and any similar …
This tech note:http://developer.apple.com/legacy/mac/library/technotes/hw/hw_520.html
states that:
"There is no way that the Macintosh operating system can recognize NuBus RAM an…
68kMLASoftwareby Trash80toHP_MiniThu, 18 Feb 2010 - 21:48
The only way I can even think of would be to run a PC hardware emulator like QEMU or Virtual PC, then run "Hackintosh" OS X inside that. It would be dog-slow, though. (Hrm... Yo…
68kMLASoftwareby QuadramanThu, 18 Feb 2010 - 18:54
We are only allowed to place rack units in the data center I've tried micro-atx boxen clipped to the side of the racks behind panels and got whacked for that pretty hard. Still…
68kMLASoftwareby GorgonopsThu, 18 Feb 2010 - 18:08
It gets really confusing when you wander into one of the NuBus cards that actually is a video card plus network card, such as the E-Machines ColorLink series. I have one with RJ-4…
Thanks everyone for your help, I finally decided to allow the OS 9 disc to format the hard drive and installed it
Firmware now updated, and Tiger installation restored perfectly w…
The difference between an AUI 15-pin transceiver and an AAUI Apple transceiver other than the connector used is Apple's AAUI port furnishes 5V power, and the AUI port furnishes 12V…
Gorgonops much thanks there. I think I'm going with the xserve and licenses after all. Get this - the simple reason is: .......
We are only allowed to place rack units in the d…
Turns out that I have a 333mhz processor, not a 400mhz processor installed.
I tried installing a 400mhz processor I pulled from a B&W G3 and it didn't work at all. (I …
Triangle Computing used to have one as well. Missed that one on Ebay years ago too, but I do have their Scsi accelerator card. It had drivers for up to OS 6.0.8 too! That card s…
CPU Director for OS 9 does a better job than XLR8s, and no serial required!
You also need to couple the multiplier with a bus speed the 8600/9600 likes; most don't like to be push…
Do we know if he's been saving them, or just having them ephemeral as they run through?
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He's been saving them. He uses them to build a database that can dist…
Okay, so I got the XLR8 to work (and it took a bit of digging as of course, there is a Ben 10 character with the same name...) and now I'm running a G3 at a blazingly fast 400mhz (…
It gets really confusing when you wander into one of the NuBus cards that actually is a video card plus network card, such as the E-Machines ColorLink series. I have one with RJ-4…
68kMLANetworkingby Anonymous FreakThu, 18 Feb 2010 - 00:47
As far as I know they were all just used for RAM disks.
Didn't the original Daystar cards have some kind of bridge for connecting to other Daystar cards without using the Nubus?
68kMLASoftwareby Unknown_KWed, 17 Feb 2010 - 23:39
This tech note:
http://developer.apple.com/legacy/mac/library/technotes/hw/hw_520.html
states that:
"There is no way that the Macintosh operating system can recognize NuBus RAM …
Sonnet upgrade cards usually require no configuration, so apart from cleaning the contacts with an eraser I'd suggest it's faulty.
The XLR8 will need to have the correct CPU multi…
No, I have not downloaded the manual as I didn't know if XLR8 still existed (oh dear, the dreaded google search fault).
All I have to test with that I know work are the two 300mhz…
I'm a bit surprised, though, that the card is BNC-only. I'd expect an Ethernet card of the era to have both BNC and a 15-pin AUI connector. (Are you sure there isn't one and you th…
68kMLANetworkingby superpantoufleWed, 17 Feb 2010 - 21:07
Have you downloaded the user's manual from xlr8.com and checked to make sure that the jumper/switch settings are reasonable? That is, that they are not set to speeds so fast one w…
I am the owner of the oldest known to the vintage computer collecting community, operational, production Macintosh.
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Please don't go out of your way to explai…