I have to look at the docs to find where the programmer's switches might be on this 7600 board! ISTR it being a big deal when programmer's switches made their triumphant return to the Mac, was it in the x600 series that they disappeared?
Whatever, ISTR the power switch being just about dead on with the "bottom" programmer's switch on the Q700, so whichever way the wind blows the ATX PSUs outta that thread, that'll tell me what I need to do with the front switches.
The more I think about it, the more I like replacing the things with LEDs, if one happens to be the power switch button, so much the better. I haven't done much on this one for a couple of days. The cold wound up being bronchitis, I feel like heck and I've been beating my brains out on the Radius 81/110's very unforgiving metal case. It could be worse, if it were a real 8100, I'd have spindly shards of plastic causing the blood to flow freely from lacerations instead of contusions from blunt trauma.
I wish I felt well enough t go to work, MacPlaytime is beginning to feel harder than real work . . . this is supposed to be fun! :sadmac:
Whatever, ISTR the power switch being just about dead on with the "bottom" programmer's switch on the Q700, so whichever way the wind blows the ATX PSUs outta that thread, that'll tell me what I need to do with the front switches.
The more I think about it, the more I like replacing the things with LEDs, if one happens to be the power switch button, so much the better. I haven't done much on this one for a couple of days. The cold wound up being bronchitis, I feel like heck and I've been beating my brains out on the Radius 81/110's very unforgiving metal case. It could be worse, if it were a real 8100, I'd have spindly shards of plastic causing the blood to flow freely from lacerations instead of contusions from blunt trauma.
I wish I felt well enough t go to work, MacPlaytime is beginning to feel harder than real work . . . this is supposed to be fun! :sadmac: