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I believe it! I've been wanting one of these ever since I learned they existed. My plan is to go back to the stock quad cpu board if I can find one, and run BeOS on this thing, because I've never messed with that before at all!

Unfortunately it was swapped out a long time ago, and probably has been passed through several owners since then. I think the seller found it in some sort of cleanout or something

I'll be honest, I don't really know at the moment, definitely 2 scsi cards and I thing the one is a video capture card of some description, it seems like this thing was set up for video editing of some sort. I wish I had it in my hands right now, but it's about halfway across the country, had a...

And it works! Needs the power supply recapped BAD but it does turn on, after you leave it plugged in for an hour or two

Just made a deal for one of my bucket list computers and had a friend pick it up for me, a Daystar Genesis MP! Got it for a decent price "broken", but I'm betting the power button is just broken and the seller didn't try the one on the keyboard. The one unfortunate part of it is it's missing its...

No, it just seemed to be that it was attempting to resume what I was doing when the computer got shut off, which was trying to access a website that made it freeze

Ok, looks like I managed to get it working again. I pulled the drive out of the 6500, and used one of those cheapo usb adapters to plug it into a mac clone I have, and was able to delete Classilla. All good now after it threw a small fit on startup cause those files were gone

Yeah, that's what I was trying to do with the CDs, my problem right now is I don't have anything with OSX. Maybe an OSX cd will work?

So earlier tonight I was using Classilla on my 6500, and all was going well until it froze. Had to pull the power cord on it. Now when I restart, it seems to try to open classilla and resume what I was doing and freezes again. Booting with extensions disabled does nothing, and it does the same...

Huh, now this is weird. I have another Mac clone now, a Power Computing PowerTower Pro, that has the exact same issue. Except this one gets stuck at the same place every time

Turns out this machine is just screwed up in general. I'm gonna shove it in the back of my closet now and give up for the moment

Ok cool, I do know the chipset on the card should be compatible, given it works perfectly in my Powermac 6500 that's notoriously picky

Will do, do I need a specific card or drivers or anything?

Ah, I may have found a problem. OS 8.1 is the last officially supported version... That might be the issue... Does 8.x have usb support at all?

https://everymac.com/systems/compware/ One of these, I'm not sure exactly which it is but it has a 604e cpu and 64mb ram

I mean maybe, but it should be fully compatible. I don't think it's the OS, it's a fresh install of 9.1. Could it be that I installed the OS onto the drive on my Powermac and then swapped the drive?

Tried other cards, including the one that worked perfectly in my Powermac 6500. The one out of the 6500 got further before it did the same thing

Well, that didn't do anything unfortunately. The card I'm using is a USB 2.0/Firewire combo out of my g3 tower, could this be an issue?

Ok, I'll try that today