Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

Andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Why would the EEPROM only be flashable once? Is there a technical >reason for that? Ask Powerlogix. It was them that suggested it to me in private message. I suppose some ROMs can only be flashed once or their software simply just cover "flashing" and not "refla

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I just put in a 233/Ø in a WSII mobo Is that char designating a "no cache"? Thanks for doing the test for the good of our collective knowledge. -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.c

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

Mikael, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >There have been some disagreement in earlier discussions if the 66Mhz >boards in the early 233(nocache) WS I's could be interchanged with the >66Mhz boards in the WS II's, but I don't think so as the graphics cards >are different (and so is most likely the ROM cont

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

If this is anything like the PowerLogix 500Mhz upgrade and the CPU board comes from an existing machine, then there's no point running the software as *it's not possible, with the 500Mhz card at least, to reflash the CPU*. One is stuck with using the card with the same type of motherboard as the CP

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

In a message dated 8/28/04 8:18:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >If this is anything like the PowerLogix 500Mhz upgrade and the CPU board >comes from an existing machine, then there's no point running the >software as *it's not possible, with the 500Mhz card at least, to reflash >the CPU*. One i

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

Andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > The >utility copies the Mac OS ROM from your original CPU daughter card to >your hard drive, then tweaks the OpenFirmware somehow (probably >installs an OF script or something). Anyway, after you've done that, >install the upgrade. If this is anything like

Re: Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

Greeting: A friend of mine has a 466mhz Powerlogix Wallstreet processor, but he cannot properly identify what series of WS machine it came out of. Is that important to know? I had heard that they're two different processors for the two series. I tried looking up the info online but cannot seem to f

Powerlogix 466mhz WS upgrade question

Greeting: A friend of mine has a 466mhz Powerlogix Wallstreet processor, but he cannot properly identify what series of WS machine it came out of. Is that important to know? I had heard that they're two different processors for the two series. I tried looking up the info online but cannot seem