On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 08:36 PM, Scott Strungis wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 21:54, Bailey wrote:
>> It's not that XPF doesn't like certain Ram, it's OS X. Though with a
>> 604 card I shouldn't think it would be as much of a problem. Take out
>> the smaller ones. I've got OS X running on a system with only 112 MBs
>> of ram.You can try putting a "light" 9.1 on the disk with OS X, but
>> I'd
>> partition it. You can get away with 70 MBs for that purpose. I've got
>> one that's less...
>> It could be a cd drive that's the termination culprit, you're going to
>> have to do your own diagnostics concerning termination.
>> Good luck-
>>
>> -Ford
> Okay...Been a Mac user for a long time and have never had to deal with
> internal termination issues. Um, is there a real chain in there? I
> mean, is there a first or last device? Which one needs termination?
> What about where a device gets it termination power from? Some have it
> onboard...Some can take it from the bus. What's the scoop for the
> 7600?
>
> I will take out the little RAM chips tomorrow. I have 128 Mb on two
> DIMMs that are currently split between my Pentium Pro 200 and my
> PM6360. I will drop them in and see what happens and also update XPF
> from the site.
>
> 70 megs for a lite system? How so? I Customized my last so called
> lite
> install and unchecked all but the recommended system. That came in a
> 199 megs.
>
> Lots of Questions!
> Scott Strungis
It would be a rare Pentium Pro machine that used 5 volt dimms that are
the same as a Mac machine!!!! Usually PC's use is it 3.3 volt Dimms?
Are you sure these can be used in both machines? Will S
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