Clock Chipping, Was: Re: How about a 64MB...

[Jeff Walther]

The discussion of clock chipping the LCIII and the level of 
uncertainty in the conversation makes me think it might be time to 
post this link again.   This was the place where all clock chipping 
lore was collected in the distant past.   For pre-PowerPC machines 
it's still the place to start, IMO.

<http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/mhz.html>

The methods for the LCIII and the LC475/Q605 variants are definitely 
there.  Plus the IIsi, Quadras, etc.

Marc even posted an article by me there.  It's mostly useless now but 
it's about the Daystar Turbo601/66 to 100 conversion.   Since the 
ICS9178 chip hasn't been available in years it's not much use unless 
you're willing to kill an 8100 or a Power 100 or Power 120 for it.

Jeff Walther

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