The Orange cards works fine in the upper and the lower slots controlled by the two different bridge chips. The cards only work when booted in classic. They don't function in x or 9classic modes. If a warning comes up that no orangepc card can be found make sure that the card is seated properly in its slot. (Shut down and ground yourself first.) Unplug the machine and press the power button. The machine will attempt to start and will stop since there is no power. Replug the machine and boot. Give it a second try. Check to see that the card comes up in the apple system profiler. In the OrangePC preferences or settings make sure that you don't have use external monitor checked off. The card will function, the screen will turn black but you won't see any video. If you go to the OrangeMicro website they have a FAQ page: http://www.orangemicro.com/orangepcfaqs.html
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