on 9/20/02 4:45 PM, Obi-Wan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Kyle,
I had a number, but as usual, being smart enough to use
it was the problem. Have you followed the rest of the string? I think
I've got the thing running now, but I am not certain. I kept trying to
get Cache Control X 1.5 to run and the Apple OS would not let me get to it.
It is on the root level of the HD just sticking out there so to speak. After
digging around a bit I fond Mach Speed Control panel in the utilities
folder and it seems to work in X and in 9.1. However, System Profiler
says there is no Level 2 cache installed. I *think* the mach Speed Control
panel is showing evidence that the thing is working, but it may just be
doing its tricks for grins. Shows 150 mhz in X and 149.xxx in 9. The
little hootnus makes its little data trips and goes clicketyclick and if I
change it to 200 it all speeds up. So ya think its all otay, or just
puttin on a show? I tried to (Ironhead again) put in a floppy with
Newertechs Gauges to see if it would run, but the floppy drive stayed real
quiet. Iv'e got the gauges on a cd somewhere, and I'll try them if I find
it. Thanks again,
> On 9/20/02 12:41 PM, "R.A. Cantrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Broadcast into the
> ether:
>
>> I got into the panel that took my reg. number, but System profiler still
>> indicates no L2 cache? It's restarting now, maybe that'll do it. Is there a
>> panel in X analogous to the Memory Control Panel from the older OS's? Can a
>> ramdisk be set up in X? If I boot into 9 and put a ramdisk on the desktop
>> and copy X to it, will X-postfacto see it as a boot disk?
>
> XLR8 has password authorization on their free utility install that disables
> the L2 cache until you enter a Password. Since they are no longer in
> business I offer you my pass to get you running. This is a ludicrous action
> by my favorite upgrade company. When the pass panel comes up type:
>
> XLR-9K2X-6ANX-T9F7
>
>
> Disclaimer:
> This is in no way a violation of any law since XLR8 is now defunct and he is
> obviously in possession of original XLR8 hardware. I do not condone
> software piracy.
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All the best,
R.A. Cantrell
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