At 19:42 -0800 02/18/2003, Will Schou wrote:

>Chrisso did a good job of explaining but of course i have to put my two
>cents in ;-)
>I've read the English and most of the German at the forum site and
>here's the deal.
>The PC ATI card needs to be in a PC and is then flashed with a generic
>MAC ROM flasher. Virtual PC won't work it's been tried. The card is
>then moved to the Mac to flash with the MAC ROM update from ATI for the
>MAC Radeon Edition /7000 which ATI just made available . It is done
>like this because the Mac Edition ROM flasher is an updater and needs a
>MAC ROM on the card for it to run and work. When all is done you now
>have a Mac Edition 64mb card.(or is it aATI 7000 Mac ed?) The card that
>was used was the PC ATI 7000 64 MB DDR PCI Video card. It wasn't made
>by ATI but by Sapphire of Germany who makes ATI video cards by license
>using I think ATI chips bought from ATI. "Clone" ATI cards are a new
>thing and have not been available at retail in the USA. I have found
>this card on line for $44.00 including shipping! An amazing price.
>Circuit City a chain electronics store has the ATI version for $69.99
>which is about as cheap as it can be found on line by the time you pay
>shipping. The ATI card hasn't been tested( we aren't yet sure it is the
>same a the Sapphire card) but I'm just about to run out the door and
>buy one....unless I change my mind.... I'll update you if I do.  Will S

Thanks, Will.   Please do keep me updated.   Now if there's just some 
way one can substitute soldering and moving the chip, for installing 
the card in a PC.   I'd rather not mess with a PC and I do like to 
solder.  :-)

What is the "generic Mac ROM flasher" which you mentioned?

Jeff

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