Kai Robinson
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Yep - and thats some of the cheapest and most abundant apple customs that i've found on UTSource.
Sadly, they don't have the FAT AMIC. :-(
343S0148
Pinout yes, functionality no. A CUDA won't work as a direct replacement for the Egret - at least not the CUDAs I tried so far.does a CUDA have the same pinout/functionality?
It's the FAT AMIC on the PowerMac 9150. It's one of the primary parts of the chip set. A 208 pin QFP. The thing is, it's the essential component that allows 5 NuBus slots on a NuBus Mac. All the 3-slot NuBus PowerMacs use the plain AMIC. If I had a source of FAT AMICs (without killing 9150s) I might try to create the I/O board for the Power Computing Power 120 which enables 5 slots. As shipped it supported three slots, but had headers for five slots.What's that one for?
Pinout yes, functionality no. A CUDA won't work as a direct replacement for the Egret - at least not the CUDAs I tried so far.
341S0060 Cuda (v2.40) Performa/Quadra 6xx, some PMac x200, PMac x400, some PMac x500, Pippin, Gossamer G3
341S0262 Cuda v3.0 some PMac x500, Bondi Blue iMac
341S0285 Cuda Lite ADB and PS/2 support - PMac 4400 & clones
341S0417 Cuda Color Classic
341S0788 Cuda (v2.37) PRAM, RTC, ADB
344S0100-01 Egret (v1.00) IIsi
341S0851 Egret (v1.01) PRAM, RTC, ADB
341S0850 Egret (v1.01, earlier) PRAM, RTC, ADB; IIsi and LC
If you're planning to become the one-stop shop for unobtanium Apple chips, what if I threw you a couple of dollars to support ya? I think we'll need a lot more of these as time goes on..Ok, got a huge list of ASIC's in front of me, and a very large order from UTSource...
I've also been updating that google sheet with more pinouts. I'll sort out the Classic II next.
well... "technically"... don't the II, IIx, IIfx(?) and SE all have three physical connections? 2 x internal and the 1 x external?You can have more than one floppy drive, provided there is more than one physical connection