It's on the logic board, just above (or was it below?) the processor card.
Easily identified, since it's marked on the logic board. Can be a tough bugger
to get out as I remember, just be careful.
When I installed my G3/500 upgrade (Powerlogix), my PTP would not even boot
with the L2 in place. On the directions that came with the card, they
recommended taking the L2 off to begin with, since most machines would not work
with it in place once the upgrade was installed, but also stated than if left
in place and did work, the computer would recognize it as an L3. Sadly mine
didn't.....
Good Luck!
Eric
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a power computing power tower pro 225
> running mac os9 on it
> w/ two monitors and a orange micro usb/firewire card in the pci slots
> i bought a newer tech g4 400 upgrade card
> and have had lots of freezing
> to date the only information i could find about my errors was this from
>
> another list:
>
> "...card and ordered the NewerTech Maxpowr G4 400mhz. After the Newer
> card was installed the
> system was unstable (random freezes) until I removed the L2 memory from
> the motherboard.
> Now seems to work w/o problems."
>
> sounds great right!!??
> can anyone confirm this and tell me where my L2 memory is?
>
> thanks
> Skinny
>
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