Aqua wrote:
Clockchip the IIsi to 25MHz. Its apparently pretty easy and works
well...
It works great at 27MHz if the processor will handle it. It takes good
soldering skills. to do it though. You have to unsolder a four pin
oscillator from the board and replace it with a socket. The socket OE
supplys will need to have all of the interior pins clipped off before
you can use it.
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