Thanks for your help I will keep and eye on ebay for any of the above cards unless anyone knows where I can get any new ones

I don't know if Rev. C ROMs fixed this problem, but ISTR that if the system resides in a partition larger than 8GB, much flakiness can occur if any system resources are stored beyo…

My WAGuess would be that one of your memory DIMMs is defective and the fault resides at an address which is always occupied by the operating system. GaugePro and its ilk cannot …

I don't know if Rev. C ROMs fixed this problem, but ISTR that if the system resides in a partition larger than 8GB, much flakiness can occur if any system resources are stored beyo…

I was just about to say what bunson just said(before the power just went out very unexpectedly on this clear sunny day -_- ) He is right though, a PCI Radeon 7000 is not worth i…

An AGP Radeon 7000 (and then possibly an OS re-install) would switch on Quartz Extreme In Mac OS X 10.2 and later, Quartz Compositor uses the processors (GPUs) on supported …

Its a MT There are 3 Dims 64 MB not specified 64 MB not specified 128 MB PC-133 <--- think it was freezing before I added this stick Tested memory for 3 hours with Gaug…

Some extra data could be useful. DT or MT or AIO? How much RAM? PC100, or PC133 back-compatible? If a DT, low-profile DIMMs? Identical DIMM cards, or mixed? Why do you remove…

If you go looking for a Radeon 7000 PCI Mac Edition, get one with not just VGA out but also DVI-I and S-Video out, with also 32MB of RAM. This will give you the opportunity to dri…

The only thing I now is that the AGP Swatooth has an AGP 2x slot, so newer cards will not fit to it. GeForce Ti's, and ATI Radeon 7000 should fit, as I read at least.

The only fixable cause of that symptom is a display cable problem. The flex cable is not infrequently to blame. If squeezing somewhere on the edge of the lid around the display mak…

I've tried all of them - different batteries (although they only last about 30 sec each), no battery, PRAM reset and PMU resets. Plugged in overnight, cold boot, etc. I'm positive…

Thanks for the suggestions. I've tried all of them - different batteries (although they only last about 30 sec each), no battery, PRAM reset and PMU resets. Plugged in overnight, c…

You might also consider an open-firmware reset dance. Can't hurt, might help.

Wait a sec... Isn't there a PMU reset button? I also thought that the lappies have a CUDA somewhere, no? Pull the battery and run it off AC. Does the problem happen? How about o…

That is really, really weird.

Sorry to hear about your problems. In all the years I have been using OS 7, 8 and 9 I have never heard of the problem you describe. Hope you get it sorted out soon.

[] ]'> I bought a Buffalo router and did put Linux on it. 50 Bucks.

The only fixable cause of that symptom is a display cable problem. The flex cable is not infrequently to blame. If squeezing somewhere on the edge of the lid around the display mak…

Thanks!

...I wonder though, whether the 1400 even has the Adapter Sense circuits mentioned. Click to expand... Excellent question. As I write this I have a PB1400 running and charging…

If you have any leftover rubber chickens from SCSI voodoo rituals, perhaps you could sacrifice one to the USB gods.

When I turn on my Apple //e the just says "Apple //e" at the top, and nothing else happens. Click to expand... It's waiting for a floppy disk to boot. If you don't have one, h…

I have a G4/733. (768 MB RAM, original superdrive, 10 GB HDD (OS 9.2.2), 120 GB HDD (OS 10.4.11), NVIDIA GeForce2 MX 32MB, 17" Samsung SyncMaster 730B, USB Apple keyboard (dated 1…

when it says apple II at the top you should be able to type unless you have a floppy drive hooked up then it will want a floppy to do anything.