I've got no idea at all! :beige:
At this point, I'm most interested in seeing if Bank 1's being filled to capacity makes any difference! :?:
Will this allow for an increase in Vampire Video's Color Depth a/o allow for larger screen resolutions when the OS is installed "for ANY Macintosh," as it usually is when running a Rocket under RocketShare?
With a 33 or 40 MHz 68040 on board, considering the dearth of multi-threaded apps in my footlocker, the IIsi's '030 isn't going to be doing much of anything except acting as an I/O Controller and Video Card for the Rocket in the NuBus Adapter.
Worst case scenario, is that nothing comes of this memory hack at all . . . :-/
. . . aside from obvious educational benefits, creative outlet . . .
)
. . . keepin' the cobwebs outta' the ole' noggin' for a bit longer . . . :approve:
. . . and yet more Post Grad Credits in the School of Hard Knocks! :
In that case I'll just use the IIsi MoBo to drive the Macintosh Portrait Display sitting on top of the IIsi in 8 bit grayscale on the left side of the workstation. The Radius Color Pivot II VidCard under the MoBo will drive my 19" ViewSonic LCD at 8 bit 16" resolution sitting in the middle of the workstation. Right side'll be either the LC 475 w/fitted 12" RGB or maybe that'll be on the IIsi and . . .
. . . whatever, the combinations are legion! :lol:
At this point, I'm most interested in seeing if Bank 1's being filled to capacity makes any difference! :?:
Will this allow for an increase in Vampire Video's Color Depth a/o allow for larger screen resolutions when the OS is installed "for ANY Macintosh," as it usually is when running a Rocket under RocketShare?
With a 33 or 40 MHz 68040 on board, considering the dearth of multi-threaded apps in my footlocker, the IIsi's '030 isn't going to be doing much of anything except acting as an I/O Controller and Video Card for the Rocket in the NuBus Adapter.
Worst case scenario, is that nothing comes of this memory hack at all . . . :-/
. . . aside from obvious educational benefits, creative outlet . . .
) . . . keepin' the cobwebs outta' the ole' noggin' for a bit longer . . . :approve:
. . . and yet more Post Grad Credits in the School of Hard Knocks! :
In that case I'll just use the IIsi MoBo to drive the Macintosh Portrait Display sitting on top of the IIsi in 8 bit grayscale on the left side of the workstation. The Radius Color Pivot II VidCard under the MoBo will drive my 19" ViewSonic LCD at 8 bit 16" resolution sitting in the middle of the workstation. Right side'll be either the LC 475 w/fitted 12" RGB or maybe that'll be on the IIsi and . . .
. . . whatever, the combinations are legion! :lol: