On Sep 27, 2008, at 1:29 PM, Tom wrote:
Do both 733s, the DA and the QS, fail to recognize internal hard
drives larger than 128 gigs?
Native LBA48 capability, or, more correctly, the defaulting to
include the LBA48 property, is part of the QS 2002 ROM, only. Also
later G4s and all G5s.
Is there any significant difference between the G4 733s? There is a G4
733 Digital Audio in a blue/gray case, and a G4 733 Quicksilver in a
silver case, and I've looked over the specs on Everymac.com and don't
really see much difference between the two. Why did Apple put the same
processor in two
On Sep 27, 2008, at 12:37 PM, Tom wrote:
Is there any significant difference between the G4 733s? There is a G4
733 Digital Audio in a blue/gray case, and a G4 733 Quicksilver in a
silver case, and I've looked over the specs on Everymac.com and don't
really see much difference between the
Do both 733s, the DA and the QS, fail to recognize internal hard
drives larger than 128 gigs?
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On Sep 27, 2008, at 4:29 PM, Tom wrote:
Do both 733s, the DA and the QS, fail to recognize internal hard
drives larger than 128 gigs?
Natively, neither supports large hard drives. There have been
discussions on the list about a way to hack it.
The other main difference between a DA and
On 27-09-2008 22:50, Len Gerstel, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
Natively, neither supports large hard drives. There have been
discussions on the list about a way to hack it.
Not completely correct. The QS 733ED/2002 has nativly LDS (= Large Disk
Support). But helas no level 3 cache.
Jo Hissel
Well, this is all very good to know and I thank you much for the info.
I am in the process of replacing a dead 733 DA (power supply failure
maybe, but I don't know how to replace power supplies, and it may be
something else), and at first I was just going to buy another DA
someplace like eBay,
