I doubt it will fry it. I was once sent an 030 PDS adapter, instead of the
Daystar 040 adapter I was TOLD I was getting. I plugged it into my IIsi, put
my Turbo 040-33 card into the slot, and then booted it. There was a quick
clicking noise and it turned off. Tried this several times, machine and card
were fine, but it refused to boot until the card was out of that stupid
adapter. In fact, I think the Adapter lived too.
-- Deven
In a message dated 9/9/01 7:50:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The top slot is a IIsi and SE/30 PDS. The bottom
slot is a IIci cache/PDS. Do not ever plug a card
designed for the IIci slot into the IIsi or SE/30
slot! It WILL FRY THE CARD if you turn the Mac
on. There's also a chance you'll fry the IIsi or
SE/30 with a IIci card plugged in. Likewise, never
plug a IIsi or SE/30 card into a IIci. The IIvi/vm/vx
and Performa 600 also use the IIci slot and will
take any card designed for the IIci slot. >>
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