That software allows you to use any graphics card you used with the 9 system under the same machine. Both in 9.2.2 and in OSX under XpostFacto. Downloaded the equivalent Mac version BIOS for it, flashed the card with it, and have since been running swell with it. What I did, since my 12-inch Apple monitor isn't anything to shout about, is this: I got a PCI Voo16MB graphics card PC version. They are the same ones that offer the XpostFacto software for use with the newer processors.Īnd since you mentioned the VGA adaptor, if you can use the ebay, you'll find one very easily. There's a company named Other World Computing that sells a lot of Mac hardware, and that's where i got my accelerator from. These machines (pre-G3 beige models) were not officially supported by Apple for OSX. As of the 7300 though, right after i got the G3 accelerator, I used XpostFacto to make it work with OSX. I haven't experimented much with the 7100 due to its NUBUS configuration, but i still use it for its ProTools card. Got an Mhz, and a originally, add-on accelerator now.
especially since one used to be a teacher workstation with composite video out jacks). I got a beige G3 (mmm, I wish I had the adapter that let you hook it up to a VGA monitor, though), and two Power Mac 5500's (utter due to insufficient RAM, craptastic processor, no USB, and lack of OS8.6 discs I'm going to see what I can do with Linux on them. Anyone got a Mac that can't do OS X (given that it's working)? Or one that runs OS9 and OSX side by side?
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