That would be the 32K cache card for the "cache slot" in the IIci. It's
actually a Processor Direct Slot or PDS.
For reasons unknown, instead of simply using exactly the same electrical
configuration as the PDS in the SE/30 and IIsi, Apple changed it for the IIci,
then used the IIci's configura
Hello,
(Apologies. I meant to ask this earlier, but did not want to derail the thread
while the OP was getting the help he urgently needed.)
--- On Fri, 12/7/12, Pablo Vasquez wrote:
> Yes, the SRAM cards reads "Use with Mac IIci Only" or something like >that...
Pardon my asking, but: what is
Hello,
--- On Sat, 12/29/12, Doug McNutt wrote:
> And while I'm at it, Apple's choice of aluminum
> electrolytics seems to have used a lot of caps rated at 16
> volts where a 6 volt rating would be good enough. It's
> likely a perceived saving in parts where variety makes
> automated assembly mo
At 08:53 -0600 12/29/12, No No wrote:
>Just coming in, in the middle of this. If it hasn't been mentioned, if you do
>it yourself, make sure you get low esr capacitors. I believe the esr stands
>for electronic series resistance. I could be wrong about the exact meaning.
>I did not use low es
Just coming in, in the middle of this. If it hasn't been mentioned,
if you do it yourself, make sure you get low esr capacitors. I
believe the esr stands for electronic series resistance. I could be
wrong about the exact meaning. I did not use low esr capacitors when
recapping my SE/30.
