Two questions actually.
First, I have a 333MHz Lombard (I know it's a 333 because that's what's printed on the label on the bottom) which we purchased new several years ago. I just put Panther on it to try it out (by the way, it runs GREAT with Panther) and the strange thing is that it reports that the machine has a 400MHz CPU! I downloaded "Overclocker's Helper" and ran that and it reported a 400MHz CPU as well. As we bought this machine new I can confirm that I never swapped out the CPU board. Anyone know what's going on and if this is really a 400MHz machine?
Second, I have a 256MB RAM chip originally purchased for the original Powerbook G4/400MHz which has been in and running on that machine since we got it. We just upped this Powerbook G4 to 1GB so I took the 256MB chip from out of the G4 and put it in this same Lombard but it only registers as 128MB of RAM! Then took this chip out of the Lombard and put it in my Pismo to test it and it shows up as the full 256MB? Anyone know what the deal is with this?
Thanks for any guidance/explanation you can provide!
... Eric
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