PowerPup
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Yesterday I was given this from a friend's neighbor.
A PowerMac G3 with a MultipleScan 720 Display.
Also got a Epson Stylust Color 600 printer, but the ink was dry, probably going to take that to GoodWill.
It came with manuals and Apple stickers too.
Specs:
Mac OS 8.1 (With system enabler 777)
32MB RAM
233Mhz G3 CPU w/512k L2 cache
4GB HD
Since I plan on playing around with it before deciding whether to keep it or not, I've installed Mac OS 9.2.2 and add 384MB of RAM to make a total of 416MB. Now I just have to decide whether or not to put Panther on it. B-)
I find this Mac to be quite a charmer, its old enough to run Mac OS 8, but new enough to run Mac OS X 10.4 using XPostFacto 4. (10.5 with a G4 upgrade according to Wikipedia.)
One thing I thought interesting was that other than the ram, my PowerMac 6100 with the NewerTech G3 card actually has better specs than it. (250Mhz w/1MB L2 cache.)
The latest thing I've done with the PowerMac G3 is post this topic using Classilla. (Thanks ClassicHasClass!)
A PowerMac G3 with a MultipleScan 720 Display.
Also got a Epson Stylust Color 600 printer, but the ink was dry, probably going to take that to GoodWill.
It came with manuals and Apple stickers too.
Specs:
Mac OS 8.1 (With system enabler 777)
32MB RAM
233Mhz G3 CPU w/512k L2 cache
4GB HD
Since I plan on playing around with it before deciding whether to keep it or not, I've installed Mac OS 9.2.2 and add 384MB of RAM to make a total of 416MB. Now I just have to decide whether or not to put Panther on it. B-)
I find this Mac to be quite a charmer, its old enough to run Mac OS 8, but new enough to run Mac OS X 10.4 using XPostFacto 4. (10.5 with a G4 upgrade according to Wikipedia.)
One thing I thought interesting was that other than the ram, my PowerMac 6100 with the NewerTech G3 card actually has better specs than it. (250Mhz w/1MB L2 cache.)
The latest thing I've done with the PowerMac G3 is post this topic using Classilla. (Thanks ClassicHasClass!)