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Oh shoot, I am sorry, it is 20v.. Still good though. Anyway. I picked up my adapter at a local shop for nothing so I do not know what they normally cost. Also, this has the front panel header pinout: http://www.outofspec.com/frankenmac/wire.shtml

Those are standby rails. You can connect the 5v of ATX to the 28V of the Mac and be able to boot(but you are not going to be using Firewire or ADC displays) but I have noticed that if you keep it that way for a long time it eventually starts having trouble cold booting. For my DA at the moment I...

You do not even need linux, a fullscreen game will use the corners too. I would test with a movie but I do not have anything that is 1680x1050 on my beige G3 atm.

I think you should just leave the CF card inside or connect it externally and keep the floppy drive where it is. >_> Not trying to be a downer, it is just that with a computer this old the floppy drive is generally handy.

I used to use a Linksys WPC54G v3 with the built-in airport drivers. (but you might have to run software update a couple times to get the latest, I had to do that in both 10.3 and 10.4 on my PDQ)

If I may also add: You can use Sawtooth/Gigabit Ethernet CPUs in a Digital Audio without any changes at all. Apple System Profiler may say it is running slow but other programs can generally detect it properly. (I have personally tested this, including changing the resistors and running...

Ah, yea, he said Cube didn't he. :/ I do not Cube. So anything I ever say is prooooobably irrelevant to cube owners.

This only has Quake 3 and UT99, but look at the high res quake test: http://www.barefeats.com/pmddr6b.html This also has GF4Ti vs some slower cards: http://www.barefeats.com/graf31.html

I am pretty sure that the best card for OS 9 and OS X together is still the GF 4Ti. Also, there is no card that supports core image in OS X as well as being old enough for OS 9 drivers. Just so you know. (but you can still get Quartz Extreme&OS 9 support with one card) You best option is...

For OS 9: GF4Ti For OS X: GF7800GS Radx800/x850 GF6800 http://themacelite.wikidot.com/compatibility Right now I have a GF6200 in my Digital Audio but I have a GF6800 Ultra or Radeon x800 Pro waiting to be flashed.

I am no electrical/software engineer and this is all over my head.. but what happened with the suggestion someone had about loading the fakedisk into a ram chip and just editing that.. then writing RAM contents to the card at user's discretion or during inactivity or whatever? Did you say you...

This is normal, you can thank apple's jobslogic. (though living in texas does not really help much :p )

Just for fun, can you toss an IDE-CF adapter onto the AEC-7720U? (nothing with any fancy chips, just nice and passive) It will likely not give better results, but just for the sake of curiosity and to deal with any questions about how the AztecMonster itself actually does stack against a normal...

Well, SCSI on Macs is slow anyway. *IF* you can get a firewire card I would go for that. I have a Macally FH-BUS2 and it does work under OS 9, I am sure there are others out there too but I did not see others on OWC's site when I checked. How about you use this(OS 9 compatible)...

To be perfectly honest, yea, I could try to link you to one listed on a Canadian or American site, but being in Japan I would kiiinda suggest looking locally before committing to paying shipping costs.. though I do not know the availability of these things over there. And I would like to say...

Either use a desktop Mac or even just one with USB.. or you could get a USB CardBus card and one of those little $15-$30 SATA/PATA -> USB boxes(OWC and most online PC stores have them) and use that. Alternatively format. Starting fresh may not be a terrible idea.

The only issues I have had with After Dark (v2 IIRC) Star Trek Edition (TOS) was, as far as I recall Multimodule not working and some modules require 256 colours.. not sure if randomizer works but pretty sure that is all, it does not crash. However, that does not mean other ones are the same...

By default there is only 25 posts per page.. if you guys keep going on about page numbers eventually you will have enough that they artificially inflate the count. :p

While you guys are faffing about with FWB junk I am quite looking forward to seeing benching being done with other programs. Could someone please actually look into HDD results from MacBench and Norton Util's thingybenchyapp? Also, Udo.Keller, I would like to ask that you please refrain from...

If it lets you then perhaps try hitting the enter key if it defaults to ok/save/etc or try esc to hit cancel.. but IDK how far back that sort of stuff goes or what OS you are using.