On Friday, November 4, 2005, at 02:34 PM, Yersinia wrote:
No way to power up, that's why he asked me to find out what to look for
on visual inspection of the processor. He's got access to enough to be
able to take more than just one and plans to snag several likely
candidates -- in the event that some of these Macs got junked for good
reason, such as "dead processor" in this case -- we'll be able to test
them on MY Mac. Obviously if we get lucky, we'll get a good fast one
that
works on the first shot, but if not, we keep trying. Anyway, thanks for
the info on how to tell if the processor is an upgrade like this.
FWIW, beiges can use regular pc atx power supply. There is a jumper by
the far left (in DT) or bottom (in Minitower) pci slot that says either
Mac (setting on desktops) or PS2 (setting on minitowers) put the jumper
on the ps2 setting and you can use any pc power supply to power it.
<If the card is not recognized, you can just download the usb 1.4.1
driver from Apple and install it.>
Thank you so much. :-) But the FIRST move, after putting in the USB
card, should be to "reinstall" the 9.2.2, and if it's STILL not
recognized, download and install this driver?
If 9.2.2 is already installed, no need to reinstall the whole package.
If the card does not show up, just download USB Support 1.4.1 which is
only a 700k download from:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=31132
Heck, I would do that download on dial up with no second thoughts
rather than reinstalling 9.2.2.
Len
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