Danamania wrote:
Under the green circle are the two solder pads labelled S1. Some of
my 475s/605s have the cuda reset switch there, some don't.
I am now totally freaked out. How would anyone know this
stuff? I have no CUDA switch, but I now have contacts. Hey! How
could I have missed
At 20:44 -0500 on 17/03/03, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
BUT wouldn't you press the CUDA switch with the battery in?
No. The battery will cause problems with the reset, IIRC. There's a KBase
article that describes the procedure in detail but I don't particularly care
enough to look it up right
: Is it really dead?
I have a performa 475 that I have been prodding for some
time. For years it was solid as a rock. Then I left it alone and
couldn't start it. I finally discovered it was the battery. I got
it going, reformatted the drive, put 7.6.1 on it and did all sorts of
things
I learned from experience that it pays to check the PRAM battery. Not long ago I
found a Quadra 605 that was presumed dead and deposited by the curbside. I had
always wanted one but got stuck on the PC upgrade treadmill long ago. The Quadra
chimed but didn't boot and the screen remained dark. I
I have a performa 475 that I have been prodding for some
time. For years it was solid as a rock. Then I left it alone and
couldn't start it. I finally discovered it was the battery. I got
it going, reformatted the drive, put 7.6.1 on it and did all sorts of
things and it was great
At 19:24 -0500 on 16/03/03, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
So I'm typing this three weeks later, and because of its
sentimental value I just went out and put the battery back, (it was
plugged in) attached a keyboard, plugged in the internal drive and
the whole thing works fine now.
It sounds like
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
So, the only way is to leave the battery out.
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 08:37 PM, the pickle wrote:
At 19:24 -0500 on 16/03/03, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
So I'm typing this three weeks later, and because of its
sentimental value I just went out and
At 21:43 -0500 on 16/03/03, Nick O wrote:
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
Ah, but there is. It was the first Mac to have one.
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My 605 does not have one!! Aren't these exactly the same macs?
Nick
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 09:44 PM, the pickle wrote:
At 21:43 -0500 on 16/03/03, Nick O wrote:
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
Ah, but there is. It was the first Mac to have one.
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Nick O wrote:
My 605 does not have one!! Aren't these exactly the same macs?
The 475 doesn't have one either, at least none that I can find on the 3
I own.
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
Ah, but there is. It was the first Mac to have one.
Could you explain where this cuda
At 14:37 +1100 on 17/03/03, Sque wrote:
Nick O wrote:
My 605 does not have one!! Aren't these exactly the same macs?
The 475 doesn't have one either, at least none that I can find on the 3
I own.
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
Ah, but there is. It was the first Mac to have one.
On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 02:37 PM, Sque wrote:
Ah, but there is no CUDA on a 475/605!
Ah, but there is. It was the first Mac to have one.
Could you explain where this cuda is hiding please.
http://www.danamania.com/temp/cuda.jpg shows where things are
Under the green circle are
Dana Sibera wrote:
On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 02:37 PM, Sque wrote:
Could you explain where this cuda is hiding please.
http://www.danamania.com/temp/cuda.jpg shows where things are
Under the green circle are the two solder pads labelled S1. Some of
my 475s/605s have the cuda
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