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ya OSX is pretty painful, just the install is running 3+ hours :-/ but I ordered 2x 256MB PC100 SODIMMs so at 512MB that should be much less painful

before sending them look at them with gerbv... check the DRD file and make sure you don't have massive holes again :)

OS9 definitely feels a little snappier, especially since I only have 128MB RAM... but it could be my imagination... it's quieter that's for sure! :) I am installing OSX today... Lubuntu was unusable, was suuuper slow, not sure if I did something wrong so going to try again later

So I finally got a PDQ 300Mhz Powerbook and put one of those Zheio chinese SSDs in it... the mac was able to detect it and install OS9 without issue, but I could not boot from it, only got a :?: I remembered that these SSDs need to be jumpered for master BUT the ATA board that the powerbook...

the 06 mac pro used FB-DIMMS, op says he has an 09

did you send them as gerber files? use gerbv to look at your DRD file I check all my individual layers before sending them off, have caught a few errors like that that are not imminently obvious ex mirroring the wrong layer or overlapping value/placement silk screening or something

looks like a problem in your drill file

the logic boards are not physically compatible though right? can you put a pci g4 board in a beige g3 tower?? that would be a fun hack :)

no no I agree Farads != frequency but frequency has an effect on the effective farads of a given capacitor in circuit

I wonder if he is confusing Farads with ESR? there are certain caps rated for special purposes and frequencies... for example in some CRT circuits there are special high frequency caps that look like they are waaayyyy too large for the ratings because of the frequency the circuit operates them...

550c was the first color printer we had at the house I can still distinctly remember the sounds it made...

I very much remember At Ease... all the macs in my middle school had it... I would drive the IT guy crazy by dumping out of it (bypassing the password) by hitting command+power button and typing in "G FINDER"... man those were the days lol

they are still a thing https://www.google.com/search?q=conductive+pen&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 used to use them back in the day for overclocking AMD Athlon chips :)

did you format the drive as HFS?

yep absolutely right, doh!

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think this would be even better http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883722001 built in 4 hour battery

yep, I saved up a lot of allowance money to buy my powerbook 1400CS/117 back in the day... and ya the dual scan display suuuucked and the lack of cache made it painfully slow but it was what I could afford, and it could play C&C! :D

I have a LSI7202XP in my xServe G5 running OSX Server 10.5.8 attached to some xServe RAID arrays without issue via a QLogic 2GB FC switch we had tons of LSI7202EP cards but the fans would burn out, and some LSI7204EP cards that were pretty good also (4GB FC on those)

at my last job we had tons of macs running OSX on a FC SAN using xSAN just fine