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Definitely the MDD DDR if it is the 167 model.

Do you have another machine to test the card in? I noticed under conquests that you said there were some bad caps in your IIci. Perhaps they are the problem?

Just picked up a Powerbook 1400c in the original box! The box contents are incomplete but it is mostly there. Included was: Powerbook 1400c/133 16MB/1.2/8x box with floppy foam (missing floppy) and Poweradapter box with original software books (missing CD) bottom foam for the laptop, but...

Some of you on IRC have heard this story, but I need to reach a larger audience. A while ago I got a G4 Cube with a 17" ADC monitor. Initially it was being weird when it was on by randomly turning off. Since I was busy moving, I didn't have time to investigate it further. After moving I was...

Glad you are happy with it! I always try and pack my things well. No sense in doing a bad job and not having it arrive working. I noticed the glitch the first time I booted it up, but it didn't do it the second time so I took it to be a thing from sitting for a long time. Enjoy!

I'd like to know what tree they get the money from to bid that high.

Oops! It is the LCD model.

Right, I forgot about that. To do that it requires selecting the CUDA switch that is not very easy to access on a G4 Cube. I'm going to try to reset the NVRAM and other options first before resorting to the switch. I know the PRAM is still good as it does keep time properly even while stored...

I have a G4 Cube and a 17" ADC Monitor. It works initially but after a sleep or restart the ADC monitor will not turn back on. I have to turn the cube completely off before it will work again. I plugged in a VGA LCD monitor and it worked fine. I assume this is a problem with the monitor or it...

What version of the Proxim driver software are you using? 6.3, 7.1 and 7.2 are compatible with 9.2.2 but apparently the newer firmware doesn't work with some of the older software installs (I have run into this). It will see the card but not do anything like find networks. I have a dual boot...

Is it the original Hard Drive? If so, perhaps it is the first indicators of a dying drive.

Reset the PRAM and update the firmware. IIRC there is an update to the firmware of some kind. The RAM issue could also be with poor quality RAM. If not correct, the RAM is often halved (64MB is a 32MB) or not read at all (not seeing the 256MB). If PRAM or firmware update does nothing, try...

Definitely the 2300c. I have both as well, and if I were to get rid of a 280c or a 2300c, I would always get rid of the 280c every time. The 2300c has the best of the duo series with being the fastest, largest LCD, IDE and SCSI internal connections, and the largest RAM capacity. Also...

Well the mystery has been solved with a bit more googling...and the results are from our own forum! Here is an older topic from 2007 detailing the same card removed from the SE-30. So TylerEss was right, it is a LCD overhead projector connection! Now to figure out what kind of card is in the...

1. All Duo Dock IIs had a the FPU and cache, only the HD was optional. 2. It would only use 1 FPU...probably the 270c one. 3. The II has the FPU, Cache but an optional HD. The plus had the HD but an optional FPU and no cache. Hope that helps (I want a 270c).

I did a bit of googling regarding a Kodak Datashow, and I did find an auction with the nubus card. However it is a dual video port card and not DIN-8.

Image Alert! Here is the back of the SE-30. I hope to take it apart in the next week and find out what the card is.

I've done a bit more google research and the only items that reference the DIN-8 port are either power ports or video. Most of the video references were either to Atari, Commodore, or Sega MegaDrive/Genesis. I wonder if this is some kind of Developer card of some kind...pity that the hardware...

I think that I will have to take it apart. Since no one has ever heard of this card, I should work at getting some good photo's of it. The guy that sold it to me said that he was told that there was an 'awesome' card in one of them. I assume this interesting card is just that.

Its a duel floppy SE.