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Cowbuilder Debian wheezy/sid, 2.6.38 kernel; now running and available for download testing. Image http://people.debian.org/~tg/f/m68k/base.cow-m68k-20110513.tgz https://www.freewrt.org/~tg/base.cow-m68k-20110513.tgz Kernel...

Found this 2003 list of all cards. (3rd post) http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=11666 Mostly because of gcc < 4 , the 2.6.37 kernel seems to be compiling quite well, so think the other sources will have similar improvements.

The libraries have broken dependencies. :( And all seem to be compiled in 2008 But remember its only been a little while since the gcc4.4 and kernel have been available. :b&w:

My experience has been, the later the year on the card and the more apple the better, early cards were buggy in their implementation of networking. The 605 has a apple 820-0443-e from 1993. This then goes into a aaui <-> 10bT transceiver. I'ld assume that if 7.6.1 doesn't need a special...

I recently got Linux (Debian 6.0 sid) running from the command line on a Quadra 605. A number of other people got the parts together, but I wrote up the method, and worked out the install using a ramdisk. I have a page for links to software and the complete writeup here...

I have 2 128T16E164-60KO simms working in sepparate Q605's. They are 128MB EDO 5v non-parity double banked simms. They appaer as 128MB. So both EDO and double banked work in a Q605. Weirdly if you place them in a Q650 they appear as 64mb? I assume you could get the Q650 to 256 this way, though...

Just lever the the cpu with a thin knife, SLOWLY. I would suggest no more than 1mm or 1/32" before moving on to next side and repeating, the pins are only 3mm / 1/8". Ok you cant remove it flat but incrementally on a small angle is just fine. The worst thing I've done with this method is hit...