would it work, the offer for the mac is here:
http://www.2ndchancepc.co.uk/special-offers.html
the second one down
cheers
would it work, the offer for the mac is here:
http://www.2ndchancepc.co.uk/special-offers.html
the second one down
cheers
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BeOS will neither work with G3 nor G4 processors.
but according to here (near the bottom):
http://www.beatjapan.org/mirror/www.be.com/support/guides/beosreadylist_ppc.html
and here(it also syas G4, but it has no proof, i would like to knoe of someone who has tried it before buying the mac(it does say they're not sure)):
http://wiki.bebits.com/page/BeOSplatformsPPC
it will work with ppc750 series processors
My mistake - it's a question of motherboard design, not processor, so I suppose you've got a shot.
BeDrivers
Also note: "Some 8600/250 and 9600/250 are incompatible with the BeOS. It seems there are two versions of the logic board for these particular systems, one that works, one that doesn't." - Be's site
according to here:
http://www.bedrivers.com/hardware/info.php?product=1100&category=3&sub=21
i'm going to risk it, if it dosn't work, i'll probably install darwin 7.0.1 via xpostfacto