Hello.

I am willing to help test out the configurations that
I have.  For the PowerPC, I have Titanium (667MHz) and
Cube (500MHz). For i586, I have AMD 2200+ (GIGA-BYTE
7AXP, VIA chipset,  AGP8X, Radeon 9700) and I have
Intel 1.6GHz P4 (GIGA-BYTE, Intel 845E chipset, AGP4X,
Radeon 9500).  Hmmm, I seem to have a lot of Radeon
cards. :-)

Where can I submit configurations?

Is there anything that can be done for Cube + Radeon?

 - Joaquin

PS - I found the archives and I am browsing through
this now.  Thanx for the pointer.


--- Stew Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Generation NeXT wrote:
> 
> > 
> > Hi,
> > Yeah, I would have to strongly disagreee with that
> as I am the original owner of the cube.  The
> standard vanilla default came with that card, which
> is correct.  However, through the AppleStore, you
> could customize components, and in my case I chose
> to have a (1) bigger hard drive and (2) the Radeon
> card.  The Radeon card was a powerful card back then
> before the onslaught of NVidia cards that came out
> later.
> > What's annoying is that, an earlier version worked
> on the cube (forgot the version), but I upgraded my
> hard drive to a 60GB, as the original internal one
> (40GB)  went bad.
> > Bottom line though, is that before it worked, now
> it does not... :'(  *sniff* *sniff*
> >  - Joaquin
> 
> OK, I'll take your word for it.  Earlier version of
> what worked?  There
> was no install-radeon before 8.2, and it was
> specifically added for the
> TiBooks, which I was able to do some hands on
> testing with. 
> 
> The degree to which things work/don't work on a
> given machine is directly
> related to how much you're will to help test. So far
> all I see is moaning
> about poor FAQs, documentation, etc. etc.  Have you
> bothered to look at
> the list archives at all?
> 
> Stew Benedict
> 
> -- 
> MandrakeSoft  
> PPC FAQ:
> http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/ppcFAQ.php3
> IRC: irc.openproject.net #cooker-ppc
> 
> 
> 


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