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>>Now my (newbie) question is:  what's the best/safest way to go from
>>OS9.1 to OSX?  I see some mention of XPostFacto, and the site of
>>someone named Robert (but no URL in the posts I've seen), and I've
>>seen that Sonnet has some OSX enabling software (I have a Sonnet 450
>>in there).
>>
>>Just in case it's important, my video card is a Vision 3D from
>>MacTell.  (hey I got the whole setup on the cheap, and it's used as a
>>server so I rarely need to look at it directly).
>
>XPostFacto is *definitely* the way to go.   Sonnet's software is basically
>the same thing, execpt they charge $30 for it.

Figured as much. 

>You need to check to see if that video card is even supported by X, whether
>in an S900 or not.   The list of officially supported video cards is a
>pretty small one.   I have an ix3D Ultimate rez card with 8 megs of RAM in
>slot 1, and it works fine.

I'm currently trying to track down the manufacturer of the Vision 3D. 
Got a feeling it's probably not going to support it.

>That's another thing, your video card needs to
>be in one of the top 2 slots to have a chance of working with OS X.  Also
>you need plenty of RAM - I have 560 megs, but 256 is a good minimum.   The
>more the better.

I'm starting out at 272.  We'll see what I need once I start loading apps.
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