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Bugger!! I didn't even notice the typo, and I don't seem to be able to edit the original post? :(

Make sure the cube is on firmware version 4.1.9 Have a look at http://www.cubeowner.com/forums/index.php?act=home - the best site for for 'Cube Lovers' 10.5.8 works OK, but 10.4.11 is zippier

The back room is finally cleared so now I'm getting my 512K tidied up and cleaned before I fire it up for the first time (hopefully not the last) and then sorting out the 4xHD20s and SCSI HDD I've scrounged up for it. So, popped the 512K open to check the caps and general condition. Pleasantly...

....and here is a selection from my PowerMac QuickSilver 2002 on 10.5.8 Main Boot drive is an OWC 60GB SSD, and is still my main desktop machine. Original 80GB on ATA100 Drive Type ST380021A ST380021A Disk Test 40.37 500GB on SATA Controller Drive Type ST3500820AS ST3500820AS Disk Test...

Bravo! Great piece of work!! I looked for a donate button, but naught could I espy.

. . . and I shall open a big box of jealousy ;)

I have purchased online from both Jaycar and Altronics (and have a choice of local Jaycar stores) http://www.jaycar.com.au/index.asp http://www.altronics.com.au/ You can also try: http://australia.rs-online.com/web/ http://www.futurlec.com.au/Components.jsp http://au.element14.com/ . . ...

I had the same problem with the document system SCRIPT/VS on the mainframe. The macro language was integer only, and the equivalent command to the BASIC LET statement was .SE (SEt symbol) .se a = &b + 2 So I wrote an enhancement to provide floating point variables, statistical functions...

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57586204-37/apple-1-breaks-auction-record-goes-for-1400/ Truly amazing what some people will pay for these artefacts.

Superb mod there!! It even follows Apples current design philosophy of reach around behind the machine to put an SD card in the back of an iMac. If/when I get a spare SCSI Zip drive, I'll definitely have to follow your lead on this. Cheers!

Just finished resurrecting/rebuilding a G5 PowerMac, so now to move from old, back to retro(ish). Resurrect WallStreet, and replace dead HDD with SDHC->IDE adapter, install from original disks, then install QuickTake software and connect up my "brand new" QT150 camera. Just received a...

I put a 7200rpm drive into my G3 iBook years ago, no problems, heat or otherwise. It was the first time I had to virtually strip down laptop to replace anything, and a couple of hours later everything was in place, and no bits left over :) Go for it, but just make sure of the drive height...

I haven't tried this myself,nut from what I've read it is best to use "new" media, at least unused media, and then only as an emergency disk. I purchase new old stock every now and again to keep variety of unused media available, as well as keeping my old disks stored well. As to where, well...

Yes, the TiBooks were great machines. A TiBook-800 was my main laptop until I upgraded to a MBP 2.3 C2D. Treat your TiBook carefully, as the only real fault they had was a failing lower SO-DIMM slot. Mine dropped back to a 512MB, but as I hadn't got overly attached to it I passed it onto a...

Nice catch - and we have similar purchase criteria.

The 60GB SSD (OWC with Sandforce Controller for built-in TRIM support) running 10.5.8 is on the PCI SATA controller, just wasn't able to find one supported by MOS9, so I'll try to get the 60GB working on 9.2.2 using a SATA/IDE adapter, and put a larger SSD for 10.5.8, probably a 256GB...

My QS2002 might not be "Holy Grail", but with the Duet 1.8G upgrade it certainly is my preferred desktop machine. Pity it only has a max of 1.5GB RAM. I think for its next birthday I'll by it a new SSD for 10.5, and put a IDE/SATA adapter on the 60GB SSD for 9.22 to play with.

You need to increase your Google Foo: http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=203808 Here is one template - just needs a little deamigafication in your preferred image editor.

If it didn't come with any doco, get to the Sonnet site and re-re-re-read everything. As CHC said, you'll probably have to do a firmware upgrade before you install the Upgrade. I added the 1.8Gz Duet into my QS2002, and following the steps there were no problems.

Plenty of information on SSDs in Cubes over at the CubeOwner Forums. Have a look at http://www.cubeowner.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=14640 No great drama in getting past the 120GB linit on HDD size, again CubeOwners Forum has http://www.cubeowner.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=13148 And as...