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From: Cygnus <cy...@po...> - 2001-06-07 09:42:38
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Here's the link to get OS X running on old world machines: http://homepage.mac.com/RyanRempel/OldWorld/Instructions.html Ryan's also the guy that wrote the L2cache config utility. It works pretty well, I've gotten that same results with it as I have with XLR8's and Powerlogic's. Couple notes to hopefully make your life easier. You said that you have a TwinTurbo. I don't remember if the clones had built in video or not. If it does and you're only running 1 monitor, you may need to connect either a monitor or monitor adapter to the built in video. With some of the apple branded machines, there has been problems with kernal panics on boot with no monitor hooked to the built in video. Having the adapter on makes the machine think there's something hooked up to it. So you're technically running in a dual monitor mode even though you actually only have one. When booting into X, have a little patience with the monitor connected to the TwinTurbo. It doesn't turn on monitor's off of the built in until shortly into the boot cycle. I think it takes about 20-30 seconds after hitting the power key for my monitor that's on my voodoo3 to come out of sleep. With OS 9, it comes on right away. Built in does turn on right away though. The other thing that really gave me fits was that OS X didn't like to be on scsi bus 0 with my upgrade card in. Seems there's some sort of conflict there, probably something with the timings. If I put in the old 604e it would boot or if I put os x on either scsi bus 1 or on my pci ide controller. Good luck if you try it. Cygnus cy...@po... _________________________________________________________________ Oh the words that he spoke Seemed the wisest of philosophies There's nothing ever gained By a wet thing called a tear When the world is too dark And I need the light inside of me I'll walk into a bar And drink fifteen pints of beer - Shane MacGowen |