[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My questions (finally!) are these: I assumed that mis-matching a WS series I
or II motherboard with a series II or I processor would result in the laptop
not working at all. Eveidently not? Anyone have similar experiences?
This might be, but I never
Hi, I recently obtained a WS 266mhz off a well-known auction webcite(!), with
the seller using the ol'
gosh-I-don't-know-if-it-works-I-have-no-power-cord-2-test-it-with shuffle; I have
had luck in the past, and the price was
righteous, so I took a chance...
Sure enough, when I received it it
Yes, Craig. The service manual clearly states which
boards go with which CPUs. Hope you didn't pay too
much.
I am having all sorts of trouble getting Ram for my WS
300 MHz (perhaps a signal to forego OS X).
And this AM, my desktop refuses to work at all (8500
with NewerTech G3 300). Blue
George -
As I've stated, I'm using a Wallstreet 300 w/ 320MB of some generic
brand RAM, no prob. Running OS X.3.4 with help from XPostFacto. I've
been using OS X on it since it was first released, and can say with
confidence that performance has steadily improved with each OS upgrade.
I have
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My questions (finally!) are these: I assumed that mis-matching a WS series I
or II motherboard with a series II or I processor would result in the laptop
not working at all. Eveidently not? Anyone have similar experiences?
This might be, but I never
