That's an interesting and rare bit of kit.
I think the CF-IDE adapter you reference requires yet another adapter to work. You want to be sure that the IDE interface is specificall…
68kMLAPowerPCby beachycoveFri, 27 Jun 2008 - 00:16
It'll work a treat, I've tried a couple of very generic looking ones with a Sandisk 1 and 2GB CF card which allow for booting, both on a PB3400 and 5300 (don't use it on that reall…
That is the Open Firmware boot selector..
It shows you the bootable volumes.
Clicking the circular arrow refreshes the menu choices indeed, f.e. because you put a CD in the drive…
Did you try just a K6-2 fan, or a K6-2 heat sink and fan?
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Only the fan screwed to the original B&W rev.2 Heatsink.
If I get a heatpiped one, I'm afr…
68kMLAPowerPCby filipetolhuizenFri, 20 Jun 2008 - 04:40
Did you try just a K6-2 fan, or a K6-2 heat sink and fan?
It would take some sheet or metal bar work, but you might consider trying to mount some of the modern heat pipe equipped …
if you really want the best video card go for a flashed Radeon 9800 with 256MB VRAM or a flashed GeForce 7 series card.
the 9800 gets pretty hot compared to the geforce cards. so …
... But, what all are you wanting to do with it? If you just want it for "2d" stuff, then your 7500 is perfectly acceptable. If you want it for Core Image stuff, then a Radeon 96…
An ATI Radeon 9800 is, I believe, the best video card that was released for that Mac. There was an X800 released, but it requires the 8X AGP slot of the Power Mac G5, so won't wor…
68kMLAPowerPCby Anonymous FreakTue, 17 Jun 2008 - 06:11
The 12 display is a DS 800x600 (or whatever the mac resolution is).
Are the hinges loose? Major issues with wallstreets is the 2 cables that are along the hing to the LCD get cut …
There are two connectors to check on those.
One is on the mid-left of the machine, under the keyboard, to the right of the PCMCIA card cage and cooling fan. It's covered mostly by…
68kMLAPowerPCby FranklinsteinThu, 12 Jun 2008 - 23:49
What he said. Sadly, CRTs are pretty much "out of fashion now", including most of the iMac G3 models, meaning that they sell for quite little and even go for free. Your iMac is wor…
Just go on ebay and buy one. They aren't expensive especially if you can find an install disc that was made for your model machine rather than a full retail disc. LEM also has a pa…
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Of course you can, but I deliberately wrote 'working computer', which is entirely different from a functional computer without an OS.
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Make sure also that you d…
.... and it is an offence to do so when the Mac was originally sold with one.
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I can sell a car without it being roadworthy as long as the buyer is aware.
You are already running the latest version of 10.4! Apple's OS numbering goes 10.4.8, 10.4.9, 10.4.10, 10.4.11, etc.
Generally, later version provide bug fixes and general improve…
Yeah, I think that makes sense.
This is off the subject a little but, I'm using 10.4.11 now, can anyone give me any reason to upgrade to 10.4.3 or 10.4.4...4...5...6...etc (or to …
If the machine is for personal use then I would say that you're pretty much in the clear. Things like this are only really dodgy if you are using an install of an OS or other softw…
I think it's too slow for Leopard, it's a dual 450 Mhz PPC...
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I got that machine running leopard right now. Aside from a crappy video card and slow hard driv…
68kMLAPowerPCby ChristopherMon, 9 Jun 2008 - 22:44