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This G4 looks to have a 4-port ethernet card in it.
I know that Cisco made similar cards but for the Mac?
Does anyone know about these cards and are they supported in Mac OS 9?
I was thinking of myself when I got back into macs in 2009. I had some knowledge but the more modern stuff alluded me. This was as much a message to me then as it is to people new to the hobby. SCA-drives are admittedly rarer and pricier than back in 2009.
I would add to this:
• There are various kinds of SCSI plugs but they essentially fall into 2 categories:
a. Single-Ended (SE) — the original kind and all built-in SCSI in Macintoshes uses this. Essentially it uses 25-pin or 50-pin plugs.
b. Low-Voltage Differential (LVD) — operates...
<record mode='scratched'>I have a mac mini G4 running Mac OS 9.2.2 and it is great for downloading images, making images and burning images. I strongly recommend getting one and putting Mac OS 9.2.2 onto it.</record>
I'll burn a post you out a burnt copy of Mac OS 8.5 & the Mac OS 8.6 Update...
I'll update the online list over the weekend.
I've made a quick inventory of my non-Apple ADB peripherals and this is what I've found.
• Kensington Turbo Mouse #64100 2-button ADB Trackball
• Macally Keyboard MK-105x
• Umax Keyboard
• Quark Dongle 102078
• Quark Dongle 102079
• HASP...
It is diffusing into a Monty Python-esque silliness, which I am not against.
It just needs a bishop and it will be almost complete.
I have also learnt about the SDUK and their lovely maps.
This is what interests me at the moment: the Atlas Suisse — a trigonometrically surveyed map of Switzerland from 1802
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Suisse
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Suisse — the maps themselves can be found in the links at the bottom of this page
I also...
Maybe. My logic was that if the Thunderbolt » FireWire cables were bi-directional, then the FireWire extensions would be the drivers.
Would NVMe bring more than simple SATA SSDs? Wouldn't the PCI or SCSI bus simply be flooded?
Thanks for this post. There is food for thought there.
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