While my G3 card was being replaced, I put the 180mhz card back into
my 8500 to use with system 9.1. I didn't expect it to work in OSX,
but by accident I booted into OSX and it worked. Very very slow. I
wouldn't recommend it. The software you develop probably would not
perform realistically.
G3 cards are pretty cheap these days. Get the fastest one you can.
_
Andrew
At 1:38 PM -0400 8/14/01, Remi Kwan wrote:
>Does anyone have any experience running OS X on an 8500/120 or 8500/150? As
>in: http://eshop.macsales.com/OSXCenter/ Just not sure what "not as slow
>as you'd expect" means... I'd mainly be interested in using it to learn
>Carbon development.
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