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>In a message dated 11/30/02 6:14:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>I have just gotten a 7500 that has a PC card in it. I have ordered 
>250 megs of memory to put in it.  It is a 7500/100.  Is it worth 
>fooling around with the PC stuff?
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>The Pentium/166 PC Compatibility Card works great ... better than a real PC.
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While its rather lowend the P100 card is rather good, running Diablo 
with only the onboard 8mb of ram.

>95 works. Get PCSetup 2.7 (now free) and the card will work all the way to OS 
>9 (was only supported to 8.1 before PCSetup).
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Is that PCSetup 2.1.7? you will need 1.6.4 to install 2.1.7 
http://www.pcsetup2x.com/ has most of what you need including some support.

>Would it run windows 95 or 98?
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>95 for sure; not sure about 98. Definitely NOT anything beyond.
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98 is slow 95 is comfortable much like other emulators.

>Where would you find the installation to make that board work?
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>Apple's documents and software are online.
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Or the link above, it has Apple links which probably don't work. Apple 
developmentresourced user manual. A Apple file called 
pc_compatibility_card.pdf is a fair reasource at 17mb.

>I expect to put G3 card in this same machine, shortly.
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>Works fine with a G3 card, or in a G3.
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In general I find it better than VPC and I'm yet to populate the Dimm. 
While VPC may benefit from a G3 it wont make a lick of difference to the 
dos card, PCSetup 2.1.7 would be recommended though
As a side note, both use disk images as virtual hardrives, sadly you can 
not boot both vpc and the dos card from the same image.



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