Hi WilyKat, about this card, do you want to sell it perhaps?  I have a Quadra 800 that needs an upgrade.

Hmmmm I might  drop it down a slot in that case and try again. I was getting a fair bit of wierdness all round after I put it in so that is likely the answer... the more you know!

CelGen said: Targa's A/V boards were REALLY picky about how you installed them. There was a sticker inside my "Avid Equipped" 9600 that advised me of the card order which put…

Targa's A/V boards were REALLY picky about how you installed them. There was a sticker inside my "Avid Equipped" 9600 that advised me of thecard order which put my truevision secon…

I do actually have one of these floating around somewhere in one of my stacks, might actually do just that!

I stuck mine in a G3 desktop.

Hmmmm that's what I was thinking, that it might be actually logic board related rather than the Targa card itself. I might actually bring the 7600 over later today and throw in the…

For some reason I'm recalling some other issue on some of these boards that caused slot problems. Each pair of three has its own controller.

There is also the possibility to fix that 7.x bus error in software somehow. I did that on my Mystic but totally forgot what you had to do. Edit: now that was easy... http://colou…

That is true, but it is a 0 ohm, so it's just one solder bridge when you want to do the VGA mod.

You can remove resisters, but if at some point you want to do the vga mod you'll likely have to put them back...

I seem to remember just removing a resistor fixes this. I never did the video upgrade to my classic and it boots OS's before 8 just fine. I think this site details what I'm talkin…

Yes, but you will have to run system 8... a 575 board without the vga mod confuses system 7.5 and with show a bus error...

The biggest I have tried as 20 gigabyte (used a  powermac laptop hard disk with adaptor) .  Only issue is having 10 partitions as that fills up the screen with drives.  The Mac is …

I would suspect that these machines can accept drives up to 128 GB, like they're contemporary PC counterparts (I'm not 100% certain of this, but it seems logical that it would EDIT…

Thanks for all the answers.

Schmoburger said: Highly likely I'd say... everything else Apple made in that era had cheap rubbish caps etc so I see no reason the Airport card would be an exception. lol …

Macdrone said: Router probably is wep2 and original airport only supports WEP. Click to expand... Yep this was also my immediate thought too, before even considering hard…

http://pure-mac.com/appud.html#airport You have the latest Airport version installed?

Router probably is wep2 and original airport only supports WEP.

Maybe an error concerning Wireless protection, WEP will work, but anything younger will be more difficult.

Highly likely I'd say... everything else Apple made in that era had cheap rubbish caps etc so I see no reason the Airport card would be an exception. lol

Schmoburger said: There is also the possibility that the Airport card is simply on the way out, as they are failing quite a bit these days. Click to expand... You know, I…

Could be a simple matter of protocol incompatibility, as there are a LOT of non-Apple routers on the market that Airport cards simply will not negotiate a connection with. Basicall…