Re-vivifying this zombie thread again ... The Transcend drive has a number of reports of it failing on the 1 star Amazon reviews, which always makes me nervous. Has anyone used the OWC Mercury PATA SSD drive in a 2400c? It seems like it should work (it works in the iMac G3 from '98, according to OWC's site); when I emailed them they first said it wasn't compatible, then when I asked why they just said they hadn't tested it.
I have a 2400c with a G3 240 MHz, 80MB RAM, and the original 1.3 GB hard drive. I have it running on WiFi with an Orinoco Gold 802.11b card; a Cisco Aironet 350 appears to be recognized and I loaded the software, but I can't get the radio turned on. <shrug>
I know I'm on borrowed time with the spinning hard drive, but I'm nervous opening a machine this old as I'm sure it's brittle. (I'm relatively adept at working with small machines, I've logic board swapped 11" MacBook Airs etc., but nothing this rare that I actually care about .)
I love it for word processing, what a great keyboard and form factor!
(PRAM battery was removed years ago.)
I have a 2400c with a G3 240 MHz, 80MB RAM, and the original 1.3 GB hard drive. I have it running on WiFi with an Orinoco Gold 802.11b card; a Cisco Aironet 350 appears to be recognized and I loaded the software, but I can't get the radio turned on. <shrug>
I know I'm on borrowed time with the spinning hard drive, but I'm nervous opening a machine this old as I'm sure it's brittle. (I'm relatively adept at working with small machines, I've logic board swapped 11" MacBook Airs etc., but nothing this rare that I actually care about .)
I love it for word processing, what a great keyboard and form factor!
(PRAM battery was removed years ago.)