On 2/27/2010 7:37 PM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- On Sat, 2/27/10, Austin Leeds<[email protected]> wrote:
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Anybody know what's the coolest stuff these things can do?
Run Linux? ;)
Well the answer for the Duo 230 is not much. It's slow, has a monochrome, 640x480
screen, a small hard drive and little RAM. 500 meg was the largest 2.5" SCSI
hard drive, huge for a Mac of that vintage, more likely the Duo has somewhere around
40 meg. There's been some bigger SCSI drives for PowerBooks, but they're IDE drives
with a very small SCSI to IDE bridge attached, they don't fit all PowerBooks due to
the extra length.
Hmm, I have a Powerbook Duo 280c with a 1 gig 2.5" SCSI drive. I'll see
if I can dig it out of my stuff and get more info on it.
Scott
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