Thanks, guys, for the (as always) welcome suggestions. The good news is the
S900 is up and running again normally ('nominally' I believe they say at
NASA) with my old Sonnet Crescendo G3/400 installed (chimes and max RAM
included!).
The bad news is: there must therefore be something wrong with
On Sunday, August 7, 2005, at 01:31 PM, Adrian O'Sullivan wrote:
Thanks, guys, for the (as always) welcome suggestions. The good news
is the
S900 is up and running again normally ('nominally' I believe they say
at
NASA) with my old Sonnet Crescendo G3/400 installed (chimes and max RAM
Hi.
I tried that too but nothing happened. I think it is my power supply.
Someone on the list gave me the name of a place in Toronto that will
wire a new power supply for the S900 but I lost it. If they are
still using the list would you be so kind as to send me the info again.
At 08:45 -0400 08/04/2005, BigMomma wrote:
Hi.
I tried that too but nothing happened. I think it is my power
supply. Someone on the list gave me the name of a place in
Toronto that will wire a new power supply for the S900 but I
lost it. If they are still using the list would you be so
Help! (Jeff Walther and Will S RU there?!).
Well, after all these years with Supermacs, I feel like a newbie again!
On the positive side, I've just successfully upgraded one S900 (built by me
from empty case) from a 604e to a Daystar/XLR8 G4 ZIF (purchased new from
Daystar) and have it running
At 19:18 -0700 08/03/2005, Adrian O'Sullivan wrote:
BUT ... on the negative side ... I've just attempted to upgrade its sister
vessel (an identical S900 with the same 50 MHz bus speed, also built by me
from more-or-less empty case) from a Sonnet G3 Crescendo 400 to a
Daystar/XLR8 G4 ZIF (also
On Aug 3, 2005, at 9:17 PM, Jeff Walther wrote:
For that matter, I think you can plug a CPU in that second CPU slot
just to test teh board, though I've never tried it myself, so take
that with a block of salt. It's just the pinout in that slot is the
same so it ought to work and that would
