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> From: Beniamino Cenci Goga <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Friday, December 26, 2008 1:53:52 PM
> Subject: Re: Beige G3 --> G4 _ 450 HD troubles _ follow up
>
>
> I remover the battery and unplugged the power cord. It now works at 83
> MHz x 5.5 = 457. With the G4 (which is indeed rated 450 MHz). I
> managed to go up to 415 with a G3 rated at 350 MHz (pulled from a
> Yosemite).
>
> I would like now to test the L2 cache under OS 9, maybe Norton
> Utilities? What else?
>
> Ben
Have you tried System Profiler in OS 9, don't remember if is shows the L2
cache? The old (free) XLR8 and PowerLogix OS 9 Control Panels will also show
if L2 is enabled.
And there is Tattletech 2.84 which is now a free download.
<http://tattletech.mac.findmysoft.com/>
Regarding the L2 cache enabler, I have found the old PowerLogix CPU Director
version 1.5f6 had solved a lot of problems with my older unsupported Mac's. It
works in OS 9 and OS X at least up to 10.3.9.
CPU Director 1.5f6 may be hard t find. I can send it to you if needed. --glen
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