> > Here's the questions: >> How much would you be willing to pay to have your 2400 upgraded to 2 >> megs of VRAM? > > >I looked at the same project about a year ago. My japanese friend who >helped me translating the webpage told me that although the VRAM is >upgraable, because 2400c is an OldWorld machine, you can't change >OpenFirmware to communicate that information to the OS therefore take >advantage of the extra VRAM. Unless there has been new development. If >this is proven otherwise. I am willing to drop $100-150 for this upgrade. >Anyone else? >jake
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