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Hi, the photos from the initial post are no longer available. Do you keep them to update them?

Maybe this adapter can work: IDE2SD Supports DMA and ultra DMA mode applicable to DOS, NT4, windows98se, me, 2000, XP, vista, MAC, Linux systems This has always been my initial suggestion, to use the internal flat cable connector, not the external port. Connect the VGA cable there, with a DB15...

note: This adapter with a MSATA or an SD adapter like this, can it work on a 190? Adapter i have use in the Minis G4 MSATA2SD

If the internal connector could be used, the mirror option would not be necessary. Also, VGA LCD screens, although they only have one resolution, are capable of working at low resolutions, they do an "approximation". I have used an LC with a 1080p LCD with a resolution of 800x600, or similar...

I get an error when opening this document, perhaps it is not accessible from my location. Can you attach it?

The screen I proposed uses VGA. In my case I don't have a battery for the 190, it's degraded, so the VGA board that comes with the screen could fit in its place. The interesting thing would be to be able to take the signals from the internal display connector, instead of the external card.

Thanks for your answers. Although I'm good with electronics in general, I don't know if replacing the polarized film is one of my skills, I'm afraid of ruining the screen and then not having anything. Here in Spain it's very difficult to find spare parts, and even more so for a 5300. I've seen...

Thanks for your answers. I imagined that the internal screen communicated in a similar way to a Macintosh via DB-15, and since there are DB-15 to VGA adapters, and that modern screen has a VGA input, I figured it might work. So there is no solution for these old computers, use them until the...

Hello, how can i found the pinout of the connector of the build-in display of the 190? I want to try if it is possible to adapt some modern display like this: display 9.7" I have an 190 with degraded display:

Tested at 185/166 and the same issues.

By chance, you may be right about the speed of memories. I still have to try it, but today I installed a Radeon 9200 PCI that works fine, and just when I opened ATIccelerator, which had higher frequencies, the image showed the same errors as with the 7000. So I'm going to grab the original ROM...

Thanks for responding. I have video from the startup, and I was able to apply the official ATI ROM updater and it ran, but the problem persists. I get the feeling that it is a hardware or driver failure, although tested on another G4 and it behaves the same.

Hi. I've done the flex test, and oddly enough it made a very strange clicking noise. I've re-soldered the RAM chips and it still did, so I removed the heatsink and did a reflow, the clicking noise is no longer heard when flexing, but the symptoms persist. Could the GPU be damaged? Does this...

Ok, tkanks, I'll try it, it's quite possible. I've already changed the electrolytic capacitors. It doesn't seem like a memory failure, but maybe a cold solder...

Hi, I recently purchased a Shappire Radeon 7000 PCI PC version. My intention was to use it on a G3 B&W. Since I don't have a PC, I first installed it in a secondary slot on the G3 and from the system profile it indicated that there was an ATI graphics card, but the screen was black. I purchased...

Congratulations. I'm glad it works. Since English is not my native language, I didn't understand the word "bribge" very well. Did I say something crazy? hehehehe In my experience, SSDs usually don't like rebooting on PPC Macs, sometimes they don't want to boot, it's always better to turn off...

Cheap and works, JMicron chip, i have some of this: https://es.aliexpress.com/item/2055247872.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.114.6d75194d8BXQ0X&gatewayAdapt=glo2esp

I can't help you much, I can only tell you that some IDE-SATA adapters give me problems if in the same G4 I have a SATA card with a SIL3512 chip. I don't think it's your situation. Have you done RESET PRAM?

Hello! I want to know if it works!!!! I'm sure you've already tried it :)

It is a good result, similar to the Mac Mini G4 7447 @1.92GHz and with a bus of only 100MHz. If I ever get a pair of 7448s my intention is to try a dual QS processor that I have, which has a failing L3 cache. With interposers and a 133MHz bus it can give a good result. Did you try it?