J. S. Garrison writes:
Since overclocking the Quadra 700 I own, I went on to try it with a
Classic, and a 128 having a Mac Plus motherboard.
The Classic hated it. Last night, the 128 begrudgingly allowed it.
Once you replace the motherboard, it is no longer a 128. Your little old
Mac is now a
At 12:10 -0500 on 25/11/02, Dan Knight wrote:
You're asking for trouble, because almost everything on the motherboard
is tied to the speed of the crystal: the CPU, video, SCSI, the floppy,
etc. I'm surprised your seeing anything on the screen
Actually, come to think of it, try something like
Dan Knight wrote:
J. S. Garrison writes:
Since overclocking the Quadra 700 I own, I went on to try it with a
Classic, and a 128 having a Mac Plus motherboard.
The Classic hated it. Last night, the 128 begrudgingly allowed it.
Once you replace the motherboard, it is no longer a 128. Your
the pickle wrote:
At 12:10 -0500 on 25/11/02, Dan Knight wrote:
You're asking for trouble, because almost everything on the motherboard
is tied to the speed of the crystal: the CPU, video, SCSI, the floppy,
etc. I'm surprised your seeing anything on the screen
Actually, come to think
At 08:57 -0800 on 23/11/02, J. S. Garrison wrote:
The floppy drive won't boot or copy-to. When running an external hard
drive it WILL copy some of
its contents to the hard drive, but verification isn't wotking. Several
known-working drives were tried.
And the video is f*cked, too - the refresh
the pickle wrote:
At 08:57 -0800 on 23/11/02, J. S. Garrison wrote:
The floppy drive won't boot or copy-to. When running an external hard
drive it WILL copy some of
its contents to the hard drive, but verification isn't wotking. Several
known-working drives were tried.
And the video is
