>At 07:16 -0700 04/30/2002, Stephens David wrote:
>
>>I have read though the
>>digest and some of the commnets about Apple TT vs
>>ixMicro TT got me to wondering if what Gary and I have
>>are the ixMicro TTs, and would using one of those
>>Apple eprom chips I bought from Jeff last year fix the
>>problem?
>
>Others may have experiences that disprove my hypothesis, but I think
>it is more a problem of using the VGA port.  That's when this problem
>occurs for me.   I find that running a VGA monitor through a Mac to
>VGA adapter and hooking it up to the Mac display (DB15) port takes
>care of the problem.    It's possible that the ROMs would also have
>some effect.  I haven't tested for that.
>
>It should be fairly easy for you to test, especially because you
>already have the needed chips.  Be sure to install the EPROM in the
>correct orientation.   Use that notch at one end of the chip to
>orient it properly.  It should match the silk-screened notch on the
>board (and the orientation of the chip that you remove).
>
>Jeff Walther
>
I guess I'm not clear on what the EPROM does. Are you saying you can 
install an Apple EPROM chip on a Twin Turbo card and that your Mac 
display port then acts as though it were from a card that the regular 
Apple video extensions can handle? Does your theory on VGA port 
problems mean it is possible that connecting to the Mac display port 
through an adapter might solve the occasional-lost-resolution problem 
without the EPROM addition? Or is the Apple EPROM a necessary part of 
the solution?

Gary G
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