Enterprise
Type : PDQ PowerBook G3 Series II
Processor : 500 MHz PPC G4
OS : OS 9.2.2 - CarbonLib 1.6
RAM : 512 MB SDRAM (256 MB lower / 256 MB Upper)
Graphics: ATI Rage LT Pro
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# | | | ----- Monitor ----- | | | ----- Connection ----- | | | ----- Notes ----- |
1 | | | (unused) | | | VGA port | | | ... |
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. | | | ------------ ATA ------------- | | | --------------- Location ---------------- | | | -------- Notes -------- |
M | | | 60GB Fujitsu | | | internal bay | | | Recovered from my long-dead IceBook/Powerbook G4 |
S | | | (unused) | | | internal bay | | | These fancy, newer, slimmer drives can actually allow two devices to go in there but the mobo connector is pre-set to "master" rather than open/cable select as other Powerbook model seem to be. |
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# | | | --- Expansion Bay Modules --- | | | --------------- Model ------------------- | | | ------------ Notes ------------ |
1 | | | Floppy Drive | | | Apple 825-4156-A | | | . |
2 | | | Zip 100 Drive | | | VST ZIPG3 | | | . |
3 | | | SuperDisk Drive (LS120) | | | VST LSG3 | | | . |
4 | | | DVD ROM (2x) | | | Apple M4743 | | | Matshita-DVD SR-8182 |
# | | | ------------ PC Cards ------------- | | | --------------- Model ------------------- | | | ------------ Notes ------------ |
1 | | | DVD-Video PC Card | | | Apple M5163 | | | . |
2 | | | Iogear 4-Port USB 2.0/Firewire Cardbus (GUF202) | | | . | | | . |
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================================ Fun Notes ================================
1. My early attempts to have the same dual hard drive CF solution as Enterprise A failed. For a long time I could not figure out how to get around this. I stumbled across a random web comment somewhere that clued me in to the fact that the mobo was set to only recognize one drive and apparently the connector was hard-wired to run as primary/master. I will not try to override that as it is not worth it for me and I lack the info to do it right.
================================ Issues ===================================
1. Playing CDs works just fine but trying to pull music into iTunes is failing, with the app crashing.
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