I have used those blue ice packs to cool my computers many of times as a
temp fix, till you can figure out a better method. I would hang it close to the
fan so it blows the cool air in it, I also have used them to sit my Tibook on
when the fan went bad till I fixed that too!!!
-----Original Message-----
>From: "Jesse St.John" <jesselorenstj...@gmail.com>
>Sent: Mar 7, 2012 1:38 PM
>To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
>Subject: Re: Overclocked MDD
>
>how are you effectively cooling these as my mdd runs relatively hot
>already? and i would lke to do this but i am a chicken and i dont
>want to ruin a good thing. i witnessed online a gentlemen who showed
>me the resistors on the cpu chip itself to adjust, but decided not to
>do it until i had one myslef to try out.
>On Mar 7, 2012, at 1:30 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
>
>> I just realized your MDD is dual-CPU. This will likely require a
>> slightly different patch because the G4 Mini is single CPU. The line
>> in the patch "dev PowerPC,G4@0" would likely need an additional CPU
>> which I'd guess would probably be identified as "G4@1"? I don't know
>> the nuances of Open Firmware, so it's possible the solution for dual
>> CPUs could be as simple as appending "G4@1" to the "dev
>> PowerPC,G4@0" like this "dev PowerPC,G4@0,G4@1"?
>>
>> Since I don't know the real answer for dual CPUs I think that the
>> simplest solution would be to enter the entire patch TWICE, once for
>> G4@0 and once for G4@1 in the line "dev PowerPC,G4@0".
>>
>> If you want to do this in a single operation without an intermediate
>> reboot, you could enter up to step #5 "nvstore"<Return> for G4@0 and
>> then repeat from step #1 again for G4@1 and only after the 2nd step
>> #5 proceed to #6 & #7 which tell the Mac to use these alternate
>> stored versions and reboot.
>>
>> It's possible you may need to read up on Open Firmware commands for
>> this dual CPU patch to work correctly, but it should be possible.
>>
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