That was my first thought to do. But, I was wondering if a direct install into a working old world tower would still be the preferred method. Then I also have a sata card with an ssd. I was wondering if going that far would cause complications vs staying on the scsi chain.
Lets say I have access to almost any platform/peripheral and a bluescsi v2. SCSI ones are the challenge really. What would be the optimal setup to have the best success? I was thinking an early or mid PPC tower. But I do have an old world g3 as well, scsi cards, and drive enclosures. How...
Thank you for the advice. I just did my second 24 hour day moving. I found the box with all the old processors neatly packed prior to upgrading. Their IT guy took pride in his work. I filled a 16 foot box truck full of powermacs and quadras I wrapped in carpet. I opened up one umax clone...
No IIfx so far. But the IT guy back then probably had his own daystar and sonnet reps. He upgraded... Everything. I never thought I would say this but Im in way over my head. I'll spend the next few weeks inventorying. I did not mean to buy a newspaper but it kinda happened and I need to...
I bought "everything with a cord or goes in something with a cord" from a closed down newspaper. There is way more...Mac iis, quadras, powermacs all the way to intel imacs. They upgraded everything along the way. Its kinda overwhelming. I have to rent more vans. I think i hit the mother...
Yes its just a 2 second daugter card replacement. I did the exact same thing. But yes I need a dvd decoder for that to work. Does dvd roms just fine though.
Along with the 5400 I got an almost brand new in box color stylewriter 4500 with 3 replacement ink cartriges!!!
The LC I got off of Craigslist has a dead hard drive. But I have a 500mb one with 6.08 on it lying around, and I also have the Ethernet card for it from another haul! It also came...
the 630 was the very first ide controller in a mac. It has limitations. Perhaps the poster above had a drive that downgraded itself to work at that speed. It is a good idea to try older hard drives in this process.
I don't know about OS 8 but OS 7 does limit me to 2 gb per partition perhaps...
The fastest HD you can use on these machines is a PIO 3 standard, which is early ATA-2 drives. On the drive itself it should not list a speed higher than 11.1 mbps. or a cycle time of less than 180 NS. This should be located on the sticker on the drive...
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