I am in nashville, tn and I already have the ram maxed and leopard installed

Please do post your goodies. I'm not currently using any monitor larger than 17 inches on the 8600 but who knows what might happen in the future.

Interesting project MarkS. By coincidence, I've been reading the following similar projects in the last 24hrs: Prop-6502 laptop pPropQL020 and pPropQL I think the "16MHz" quote…

Zoomed Video is for video *in*put - it's a direct pipe into the GPU, bypassing the rest of the computer, and allowing video to be displayed on the LCD. The Road Rocket is a second…

Excellent. For some reason I didn't think to change the style, even though I've done it on other boards for this very reason. Argh

Change your theme to SubSilver and it works fine.

What does it do when you turn it on?

as far as i know, leopard will only boot (at least from the dvd) w/ 512mb of ram. i got my emac for noting b/c the people before me were trying to make it boot a leopard dvd w/ onl…

I have been able to hack the built-in video driver of my PowerMac 8500 to support 1920x1080 and 1680x1050 LCD panels perfectly (been using 1920x1080 for over a month now with zero …

This site requires turning off stylesheets when viewed with Classilla 9.0 (View->Use Style->None), each time the link is opened in a fresh window/tab. It's somewhat i…

Ok, the title of this topic is maybe not the most original… sorry for that! I recently conquered a "dead" PowerBook 100 which cost me next to nothing. It came with its power brick…

The machine (240 V Classic - not II) has not been switched on for about 4 years and appears dead. I have opened up and can see the voltage on the inside of the mains switch but I …

The G3s have "Zoomed Video" connections on one PCMCIA slot, whatever that is. Normally it's for a DVD decoder card. :scrambled:

Back in 2006 when the 128MB DIMM I had in my iMac died, I booted it once or twice with the original factory 32MB of RAM. It took somewhere around 15 minutes for Jaguar to boot, and…

The Apple II uses a 14.31818MHz crystal (4x color burst) which gives it the ability to generate pseudo-color video on a TV. Click to expand... And so did the original IBM PC, i…

Everything in a Plus runs off a single crystal which was chosen for compatibility with the SCC chip and standard baud rates. If you change the crystal, the Mac may beep and start, …

15.6+- khz is the time it takes to produce a single line on a NTSC tv, so the apple screen is probably really running at or near ntsc tv specs Also it was very common in the 80's t…

Haven't played with it yet. No space on the bench to set it up. Leopard. Now there's a thought. I have a pre-loved 10.5 DVD, but I don't think the machine has the RAM. It'd be …

I can tell you that it very seldom works on a Wallstreet.... Resetting the battery can be done in Open Firmware, I gather, on a Pismo. Mind you, it hasn't worked for my Pismo's de…

Congrats on the iBook! I've always wanted to get one of those myself.

Nice, I have always wanted one of the brighter colors. I got my 2 from my school, Blueberry and Graphite. Clamshell's are the coolest design ever. Click to expand... If I wasn'…

What was the reason behind the odd clock speed? Click to expand... It divides evenly (ie by integer) to generate baud rates. But I imagine the pixel clock was an important reas…

15.6+- khz is the time it takes to produce a single line on a NTSC tv, so the apple screen is probably really running at or near ntsc tv specs Also it was very common in the 80's …

Everything derives from the same clock. The frequency from the oscillator is divided in half for the processor and further for other IC's. The full clock speed is fed to the video …

If I were to swap out the oscillator, would it potentially damage the Mac? I doubt the .1664 MHz jump would hurt anything, but I want to make sure first. Click to expand... Ser…