krfkeith

I've been trying to max out my newly acquired PDQ. Most importantly, I wanted to get an SSD installed. I bought an Ableconn mSATA to IDE adapter, along with a SanDisk 16GB mSATA SSD. However, my Mac OS 9.2.2 boot disk doesn't seem to be able to recognize it in disk utility. Just to be sure, I put the HDD it came with back in, and when booting up from CD, the boot disk could recognize it. I'm using that 2003 Universal 9.2.2 boot disk floating around. Is there another version of OS 9 with better drives that could work with the SSD? Failing that, are there mSATA SSDs which are

Or better! A switch to Alpha AXP!

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/9595/ccalcs.html It appears to be made from the 50s to the early 70s. NICE FIND!

I have no idea. Lets discuss this in a PM

If you ever decide to let go of that stuff, I'm interested!

lol, actually some of my female friends were asking me about it. of course, everyone thought it was a calculator, but what I don't get is, where are the + and - and = keys? Makes me wonder, could someone write an app for it to make it a calc?

Well, it got here! and its alive! I walked all day with it in my hand at school and everybody asked me about it!

Ok, I just recently acquired a Quadra 950 Motherboard. However, the thing does not have a case. Could I mount it in a ATX case (and use the PSU of course). Thanks Kevin

I'll buy the SCSI card from you and the proccesor accelerator!

The name change NOOOOOO!

Oh my gosh!! Where!?!?!

Yeah, atleast it is an "official" PC. The IBM PCs were the only good ones

well they seem like cool machines! a 486 is fast enough for firefox? I guess I will be running OS/2 on it. By the way, I also got a DL DVD burner (16x) for $10 at Vincent de Paul

Oooh! Lucky! That is one heck of a camera!

Oh, I forgot to mention, I have no idea what to do with these things. Does anyone have OS/2 floppies or wahtever? They had harddrives in them, but don't want too boot from them