You'll need more RAM. X will run with 64 (so long as you don't run classic mode), but it *really* struggle. Best to have at least 128 MB; preferably 256 MB.
Bios basically = firmware
You could do one of two things:
1) Try running the 4.1.9 firmware updater from the CD, and it will tell you if the update has been applied already.
2) Boot the Mac with Command-Option-O-F held down. Will boot to open firmware. Version will be in text at top of screen.
On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 12:25 PM, Sean wrote:
Clean it up guys.
Just to Verify
Bondi iMac Mac OS 10.1 2x 32MB Ram 2 MB VRam 233Mhz PowerPC G3
And it works just fine boys and girls. Anybody know how I can find out the
Bios Revision number and is this the Firmware update that people speak
about?
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