A timely question!
My AppleColor RGB monitor just bought the farm, (displays video when it
wants to, which is not very often) and I tried the same things. No joy.
After some research, I found this:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/archive/video/macsyncii.html
I ordered:
0228-IIS II Series
perfectly with both adaptors in there, and it's stable.
Good luck,
Randall
On 5/26/04 1:33 PM, Randall Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A timely question!
My AppleColor RGB monitor just bought the farm, (displays video when it
wants to, which is not very often) and I tried the same things. No joy
Hi,
I have the same Radius video card as the one that is pictured for sale on
eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=25449item=5109313968
rd=1ssPageName=WDVW
(sorry if it word wraps)
Like the seller of this card, I have no idea what model it is! There isn't
even an FCCID
On 7/15/04 3:23 AM, Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Hans Anwikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I just got an IIci and want to upgrade that box
somehow.
I already got a 7.6 CD and hope I win a Supermac
Thunder24 on ebay.
I am still looking for a Sonnet Presto CPU upgrade
That's what the eBay seller says. That's not me. I just happen to have the
same card and the same mystery. I don't have a system up and running yet to
try your suggestion, unfortunately, but maybe soon.
Randall
You said it worked in your G3. Why not look in the System Profiler to
see if it
Well, I decided to throw this PCI Radius card into my G3 Workgroup Server
(which I didn't want to do because it's been running smoothly for 5 months
without a restart) to run System Profiler and see if it gave a clue. Not
much help. It identifies the device as RDUS,GoldenGate. Of course, I can
On 7/15/04 1:56 PM, J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems that it can be a Thunder 30/1152 or?.
Thanks for the tip Jeff! It is indeed a 30/1152. I even found drivers for it
and installed it into my daughters 7200/120, Working fine. Apparently the
DSP card is a waste if you have a
Hi,
I've got a IIsi, 64meg, Presto 040, 7.6.
The Presto has a nice riser board with 2 PDS connectors which, I'm
assuming, allows the use of an additional PDS card. However, when I plug my
Asante MacConII (adaptor w/68882 FPU on board) into it, the system does not
see the FPU chip. If I
~~~
The biggest problem you're having is that the fpu is a 68882. That's dog
slow to a 68040 CPU. It is being snobby, refusing to acknowledge the
presence of that grandpa chip.
I see your point. So..., I suppose that means I'd be better off running a
soft FPU? This Presto has
Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try reseating the card. It is sometimes suprising how much
force it takes to seat the thing.
Thanks Ken. That was it.
Now it seems that it locks up after loading the sonnet extension if any other
extensions are set to load after it.
Is there a way to edit the
Denis Eddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is far better that you sort out the conflict now than kludge the
load order of extensions. [space]EM Extension should be followed
immediately by [space]Sonnet Processor Upgrade (version 2.3.1), before
all other extensions (without the initial space
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