It is the Mac edition. I have had one for years running in an 8600/300 (604ev) that we have here in the house, in which it behaves itself just fine, though I gather that they were …

Voodoo 5 5500 The Voodoo 5 5500 comes in three flavors: a universal AGP version (AGP 1/2x, prototypes were made with AGP4x-interface) with full sideband support, PCI, and the Mac …

That 5500 is the mac edition then, the PC ones had just VGA I think.

I picked up a G3 Platinum Minitower overclocked to 466MHz today, with a Voodoo 5 5500 PCI card installed (the one with DVI and VGA). The Voodoo card was, of course, the real prize.…

I'm assuming that 7.1.2 and 7.1.3 include all of the elements in 7.1.1 Pro. Click to expand... No, it doesn't! Pro is a very specific sub-version. Pro comes with the main 7.1…

Can you fire it up and see if it allows you to do a custom install for prior hardware such as the IIci? Click to expand... When I get home today, I'll try it out on an SE/30, s…

7.1.2 and 7.1.3 are for specific systems. Click to expand... So, would the 7.1.2 or 7.1.3 installer let you do a specific install for another system such as a IIci? Assuming i…

7.1.2 and 7.1.3 are for specific systems. 7.1.2 is only for the first-generation Power Macs, 7.1.2P is only for certain models of Performa, and 7.1.3 is only for the PowerBook 520…

Just when I thought I was educated in the versions of 7.1, now I find that there is even a 7.1.3!!! http://inlovewithapple.com/software.html I have no idea other than what the pa…

I know what you are talking about and some people don't know if the bitten or unbitten are rare. i have see both kinds on ebay and the prices are some what the same (a little more …

PICTURE!

Thanks to you all. It's rare to find an internet community that is not hostile to newcomers. As for rescuing, I've been in the habit of rescuing hardware (much to the chagrin of m…

Tom Lee, you are a MacSaint. We should all be so generous. Truth is, unless everything is set up and running, it's a pain in the ass to make and test 400K MFS disks, and just one m…

What can I say, I've found a whole new reason to dig through all my Apple collections again. My brother in law sent me a dvd movie he found on the net called "A brief history of A…

Send me a PM -- if you're willing to meet me, say, in Sunnyvale or thereabouts, I could hand you some disks. Or, send me a self-addressed package and I'll fill it up with what you …

It's interesting from a historical perspective because it was the first wide release of AppleScript 1.0. Useless for most purposes (AppleScript 1.0, I mean), but it was an importan…

Wow! lots of replies! From wikipedia: The first major upgrade was System 7.1.1, also known as "System 7 Pro". This release was a bundle of 7.1 with AppleScript tools, Quick…

7.1.1 Pro is the very last OS you can boot on the Radius Rocket. It also give the Quicktime support which is nice on that platform too. It was very hard for me to actual find but…

About the only thing that makes it "Pro" are all the extras.

I've been running Mac Systems since 6.0.3 and yet somehow this version escaped me for all of these years. Are there any advantages to running this vs. 7.1? ie. does it being "Pro…

Is there ANY browser for 68k macs that can view deviantart in a usable state? I have friends on there, and i like to be able to check up on it. Why? i love birds. that's where …

Can you see it in your standard networking Control Panels?

Yes - it does appear on the desktop with the name Powerport Gold. If I double click on it, the software of Powerport appears. I should try the updater tomorrow or so. I hope that h…

I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up. …

Does the card actually appear on your desktop on insertion? It should do so even without the drivers.