On 13/10/02 6:55 pm, "Craig Rodgers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Hi,
>> I've been running a Beige G3/300 with 768 MB RAM on OS X satisfactorily
>> for a while now. I went to Jaguar and it is definitely worth it. Now,
>> here's my query.
>> 
>> I found some G4/400 pulls from Apple machines (I assume B&W machines
>> but don't know whether Yikes or Sawtooth or if it matters) for cheap at
>> Other World. In my ignorant simplicity I bought one, plugged it in,
>> reset the jumpers on the motherboard to 400 MHz, and fired it up.
>> 
>> Everything works great, it seems to run faster, when you look at About
>> this Mac it recognizes the processor as 400 MHz G4. So far so good.
>> 
>> But (there's always a but), when you look at Apple System Profiler it
>> reports the L2 cache at 0K. Of course, I don't really know what it used
>> to say. So, is this normal? Is there something else I need to do to get
>> the system to recognize the cache? Is this covered in a FAQ somewhere?
> 
> 
> Beige mac's need software to enable the L2 cache on G4 ZIF's, such as
> L2CacheConfig from OWC
> http://eshop.macsales.com/OSXCenter/XPostFacto/framework.cfm?page=L2CacheConfi
> g.html, 
> or Powerlogix's software http://www.powerlogix.com.
> 
> Craig

Even after you enable the cache, it will still report as 0K in ASP. But you
can check in Powerlogix CacheControlX to make sure.


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