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Can 8500 do 8 — #4

The 8500 Shipped with OS 7.5.x. I don't recoomend 7.5.2 but anything 7.5.5 or later (7.6.1 and 8.1 are perfect for a stock 8500) will do nicely. On G3 equipped 8500 I go for OS 9.1…
68kMLA OS 9 by Unknown_K Wed, 6 Jan 2010 - 06:19

Can 8500 do 8 — #3

Yep, not a problem. The PowerMac 8500 is supported by Apple to run any version of Mac OS from System 7.5.2 to Mac OS 9.1, including Mac OS 8.0, 8.1, 8.5, 8.5.1 and 8.6. (of course…
68kMLA OS 9 by LCGuy Wed, 6 Jan 2010 - 03:52

Can 8500 do 8 — #2

You mean Mac OS 8? Sure. A 9600 can even still do 7.x, the last Power Mac that could.
68kMLA OS 9 by ClassicHasClass Wed, 6 Jan 2010 - 03:47

Can 8500 do 8 — #1

I can not recall if the 8500 can do 8.
68kMLA OS 9 by macguy Wed, 6 Jan 2010 - 03:29

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #30

the old ones are pretty easy to develop for, so instead of killing people all day you could make math blaster for intellivision or maybe a telnet client on a atari 2600
68kMLA PowerPC by Osgeld Wed, 6 Jan 2010 - 00:28

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #29

games system wise - what would people be doing with them? playing space invaders for a month instead of call of duty?
68kMLA PowerPC by wgoodf Tue, 5 Jan 2010 - 23:53

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #27

I dunno- I think that's pushing it. Pre-Pentium sounds about right to me. As for game systems, make the cutoff be by bit count on the main processor. 8 bit, say. That would keep th…
68kMLA PowerPC by arfink Tue, 5 Jan 2010 - 21:33

Conquests belated and pending — #1

Christmas came sort of early for me this year, well last year now. I gots my hands on a 17 inch iMac (G4/800), a snow iBook (G3/800), and a Bondi iMac (G3/233). The Bondi's drive…
68kMLA PowerPC by AusNick Tue, 5 Jan 2010 - 08:00

Scored a Perfect iMac G4 800MHZ — #16

M6498 I suspect it may have been opened up before, an upgrade prior to delivery to the original owner? As it has 512 Megs of RAM, 256/256. Course I want to take it to the maximu…
68kMLA PowerPC by AusNick Mon, 4 Jan 2010 - 05:19

Macintosh Performa 6116 & Roland mt-32 — #12

cable(s) / to connect the midiman to performa 6116(Serial: 2 Mini DIN- 8) Click to expand... 8 pin MiniDIN on each end. Click to expand... connect the roland mt-32 to …
68kMLA OS 9 by Bunsen Mon, 4 Jan 2010 - 04:25

Scored a Perfect iMac G4 800MHZ — #15

The takeapart is really not too bad. You're right about the PSU in them though, they can be a little meagre. Which model of iMac do you have?
68kMLA PowerPC by ~Coxy Mon, 4 Jan 2010 - 03:35

Macintosh Performa 6116 & Roland mt-32 — #10

The DB25 connector on the old Macs IS NOT a serial port! It is a SCSI port, and connecting a non-SCSI cable/device could potentially damage the system. The 8-pin round ports are th…
68kMLA OS 9 by Gil Sun, 3 Jan 2010 - 02:17

Macintosh Performa 6116 & Roland mt-32 — #9

i bought a cable for connecting the midi interface with the mac. It is a 'Macintosh Modem Cable 3' DB25 M to 8-pin MiniDIN'. It features DB25 male connector with locking screws on …
68kMLA OS 9 by Dimitris1980 Sat, 2 Jan 2010 - 22:43

Scored a Perfect iMac G4 800MHZ — #14

These are very nice machines. I got given one a few weeks ago. A mate was having a clean out and I got lucky. My machine has issues though, the pro speakers won't work for some …
68kMLA PowerPC by AusNick Sat, 2 Jan 2010 - 14:02

Power Mac 7100 deassemble — #6

Here is a link of some pictures, that I took when I overhauled one of my 7100's. Although the pictures don't give you step by step instructions, they should give you an idea what…
68kMLA PowerPC by Damian Ward Sat, 2 Jan 2010 - 08:37

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #26

most 10 year old game systems are 2 generations old, leaving them with (at best) small meg's of memory, and 10's of megahertz This rule does need to be revised, under the current r…
68kMLA PowerPC by Anonymous Freak Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 19:29

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #25

The rule regarding games/pdas is the result of sheer laziness and ignorance on my part... there just isn't a convenient cut-off as there is with computers. If anyone has any ideas …
68kMLA PowerPC by luddite Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 09:11

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #24

most 10 year old game systems are 2 generations old, leaving them with (at best) small meg's of memory, and 10's of megahertz Click to expand... most 10 year old game systems a…
68kMLA PowerPC by Osgeld Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 02:30

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #23

most 10 year old game systems are 2 generations old, leaving them with (at best) small meg's of memory, and 10's of megahertz This rule does need to be revised, under the current …
68kMLA PowerPC by Osgeld Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 00:58

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #22

Beats me, mate. I don't write the song, I just sing it Still, if the 6100/66av were allowed, I'd resurrect mine in a heartbeat!
68kMLA PowerPC by conceitedjerk Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 00:52

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #21

PPC ist verboten. Click to expand... If 10-year-old game systems make the cut, why not a 15-year-old computer? (Heck, a Quadra 840 may very well be faster for many tasks than …
68kMLA PowerPC by Anonymous Freak Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 00:50

Winter Warm Up 2010 — #20

PPC ist verboten, mein freund: 2. In order to qualify, computer systems must use a pre-pentium processor... in general, this means 486 or below, 680x0 and pretty much everyt…
68kMLA PowerPC by conceitedjerk Fri, 1 Jan 2010 - 00:48
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