Dana, Thanks, got the info. Evidently it's running at a mere 190 or 195 MHz. When I reformatted the drive I blew away the XLR8 CP, and didn't realize I don't have the installer. So it's running at the default (probably lowest) speed. I'm pretty sure the guy I got the machine from said he had it running about 100 MHz faster than that. I've looked into getting a copy of the CP from XLR8's site, but it needs the serial number from the card, so I'll have to crack the case sometime. Hopefully BootX gets all these settings transferred into the Linux environment successfully; I'm not sure how that whole process works.
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