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wow man thats an awesome deal there. grats. would be interesting to see how it compares with your Powerbook in overall performance seeing as how closely matched they are spec wise.

lol well as soon as a 68k springs hydraulic powered appendages with diamond-tipped cutting blades i'll be worried about a virus effecting hardware :p until then i stand by my post.

"took up the entire screen with a countdown to meltdown" so what did it do, open a window and start a timer? and what exactly do you mean by meltdown. there is no possible way that a virus could cause a literal "meltdown". this isn't the movies, software has basically a null effect on...

i have a working quicktake 200 that i used for many years before i got my PowerShot G2.

I am kind of, but partial to the Quake series myself.

i'm not sure about the 9500, but it will definitely work in a 9600. they have the exact same PSU, and nearly identical mobo aside from some missing video circuitry and additional PCI slots on the 9600. i know the mobo is basically the same between the two, i'm just not sure if the 8600's psu...

two? i doubt it. my IIsi has a riser card with an FPU and a single nubus slot, and iirc the back of the machine only has one slot anyways.

setting the drives up in a stripe RAID would be an utter waste. you'd essentially reduce the total capacity from 320GB to 240GB. That is an excellent conquest though, grats :) oh, and on the sound card you might try out drivers from m-audio's Revolution 5.1 sound card series, they are based...

...yeah except you have the "on" and "off" labels backwards from the one where you wrote the labels :p you can just rotate the switch, i know, but its still humorous :p

those friggin video cards are epic! i could just stare at em. so how do you actually input information into the forthbox? and how do you view the results of whatever programming you input to it?

careful...would be a shame to fry such a mint piece.

or just get a newton ;) but grats anyways, i have one as well and they are quite nice to use.

you have to remove the cage which holds the drives and the power supply. quote from LEM: the PM7100 and Q650 have the same case.

the keyboard is an original IIgs keyboard, he just made custom keys.

thats impressive man, that might just make a great portable writing system.

you might also check to see if it has a VRAM expansion card, and whether or not thats properly aligned in its socket. possible its halfway out or something from shipping or however you got it.

tried removing ram and/or a different video card? it might also help to reset the pram, video or no.

NO RESERVE!!!! ....but a retarded asking price... that is very cool, though. i'd pay $40 for one.

AH! i'd read it to meant that those were the apps which were already installed. thats what i get for reading while under the influence of tired. i dunno, how big is old-school pagemaker? i know Office 4.2.1 alone is about 50MB for base install iirc.

wow very nice. crazy all those applications will fit onto a 120MB HD, heh.