Yes, the patch must be run from OS 9 and I don't believe that it is
manufacturer specific. Hope this helps. I had a Rev 1 blue which was
a G4 400 by the time I was done with it. Nice machine, unfortunately
mine had the ATA bus problems that others have run into when I replaced
the original hard drive. I ended up with RAID SCSI drives in it, and
left the original 6G ata drive.
On Oct 19, 2005, at 10:37 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
Hi Elton,
From what I've read, the patch does have to be run from OS 9.
Amanda
On 19/10/2005, at 9:15 PM, E.L. Jones wrote:
Garry Hamblin wrote:
Did you run the G4 enabler on this machine prior to installing the
upgrade? G3 Blues have a firmware block to prevent G4 chips from
being recognized. There is an enabler which must be run to allow
the G4 chip to be recognized. I don't have a link handy but you can
google and find one I am pretty sure. I'd be surprised if
PowerLogix site didn't have one actually.
It is available from the Powerlogix site and a link is at OWC.
While on topic.. I tried to run it on my new B&W in prep for an
upgrade and it tells me it "Isn't for my computer it is only for the
G3 b&W". Does it have to be launched in OS 9?
Elton
Garry Hamblin
Saskatoon, SK
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