>I just now finally had the opportunity to test out my IIsi with the
>Turbo040, thanks to the adapter John Ruschmeyer from LEMSwap so kindly sent
>me.
>
>As we all know, though, these things seldom go smoothly.
>
>When I started up the IIsi with the Turbo040 in it (on the adapter card, of
>course) and the cache attached, all I got was a "sputtering" noise from the
>Mac, and some fast blinking from the green power LED. I removed the Turbo040
>card and adapter entirely. The IIsi booted fine. I removed the cache from
>the Turbo040 and tried it with the accelerator alone and the adapter. Same
>sputtering response from the Mac. I removed the accelerator but left the
>adapter card in the computer. It booted fine. Is a bad Turbo040 the only
>possibility here?
>
>(Guess I can't complain too much, I did get it for only $20, but still!)
>
>--
>Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well Amber
If you have a IIci about, you could put the Turbo 040
into it's cache slot and see if it works.
That way you could find out if the card itself is O.K.
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