Is there such a thing as a PCI-X card with onboard SSD?
Would that be preferable or not vs. SATA in my G5 dual cpu?
Any reason to avoid SSD for my configuration?
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Are any of you familiar at all with Mac-on-Linux? I've been trying to get it
going under a very recent Ubuntu release I've installed on my G5's 2nd hard
drive but can't get past a couple of problems. Still it looks like I'm close to
getting an OS X install DVD to boot. I've tried the project mai
The newest info I found at lowendmac.com was from 2012.
On Friday, February 12, 2016 at 5:54:05 PM UTC-5, Fluxstringer wrote:
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I've looked around a little on the Web for how to set up a PowerMac G5 with
Linux, but could use suggestions/advice--*NOT* mere pointers to information
sources--and maybe a small amount of help by Email or phone (within the
USA). (I'm a long-time Mac user and know a little about Linux too, so I
I have an occasional problem similar to those mentioned above. My G52 2.3
GHz Dual Processor (early 2003 if I remember correctly) fan speeds
sometimes make no sense at all.
The ambient temperature is generally at around 70 degrees F. or a degree or
two cooler in the winter (as now).
I can be b
I'm having a problem that sounds pretty similar. Occasionally while
sleeping, my G5's fan(s) (I can't tell from outside which ones) start
screaming away at full speed. When this happens, though, the system is
also (apparently) still sleeping but won't wake up. Nothing goes into
any of the log files
Klaus,
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> I guess the 6200 would be a bit faster, as long it has a 128bit memory bus.
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Is it possible to tell how wide the memory bus is?
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> It would, but you need to tape two pins
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I was aware of a similar requirement to make the geForce 620
I have a G5 2.0 GHz dual processor PCI-X tower running 10.5.8 that
currently has the stock AGP 8x Radeon 9600 Pro MB video.
I also have a 8x AGP nVidia 6200 (don't recall RAM size) flashed for
Mac.Is there a clear-cut reason to prefer one of these AGP cards over
the other, for use in this G5?
Per
