It's a pity the pics don't reveal so much. All I can say is that
Daystar offered quite a range of upgrades/accelerators at the time
and that the control panel you can still download from AppleFritter
at http://www.applefritter.com/node/4686 covers the Turbo 040, Turbo
040i, Image 040, Quad 040,
>Recently, I had great fortune at a
>benefit fund-raiser sale. I landed a Performa 635cd (in great working order,
>and with all of its original internal parts) along with a ton of far out of
>date software and manuals, a global village external modem, and an apple
>laser writer 300 for virtually no
>l s wrote:
>>
>> Greetings,
>> I just acquired a 476 with no hd or floppy at a
>> reasonable price (free). I have an extra hd that
>> works (I checked it in a different computer). When I
>> put a hd in the 476, all I get at startup is the
>> blinking ? . Do I need to put in a floppy to get i
Adding to Ian Owen's thoughts: the HD in the Centris must have been
terminated before you made any change. Remember that termination should be
active on the (physically) last device in a chain, so you should have a
look at the way you daisychained the drives on the internal SCSI cable: if
the cable
>
>If you want to be creative, you can slide the LC630 motherboard into the
>5260 and have a nice all-in-one computer. The 5260 and LC 630 use ATA hard
>drives, the 660 uses SCSI. They all use the same basic 72-pin RAM type. Yes,
>you can also swap CD-ROM drives, etc.
>
>Hope I've been some help!
Hi listers,
after a couple of years on the Compact Macs list I decided to join the
Quadlist because of a hard-core problem with a Centris 610. As this is my
first post, I'll introduce myself shortly: I'm German, using and
collecting Macs since 1988/System 5.0. Mostly online with a G4 Sawtooth via
