Re: S900 booting via quik
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> On the other hand, what kind of machine is this? Processor-upgraded?
> What was the original, what is the new CPU?
I have no idea what the original processor was - I got it with a NewerTech
G3 card in it. I didn't get the original processor card. Various Mac
sites say it had a 604/604e @ some clock speed at the factory.
> I had a similar problem with my internal (MESH) SCSI bus and a spacific
> IBM harddisk, after upgrading from a 604/132 to a G3/300.
Hrm... This is an IBM disk on the mesh controller with a G3 card...
> 'Slowing' down the processor helped, and here is what I entered into
> OF. If you want to give it a try, this should be harmless on OF
> versions other than 1.0.5:
>
>
> code ictc!
> 7e9bfba6 l, 829f0000 l, 3bff0004 l, 4e800020 l,
> end-code
>
> pvr@ 80000 >=
> if
> hid0@ 208 or <- Thes lines are probably
> FFFFFF7F and <- not necessary.
> hid0! <- Try leaving them out.
> 11 ictc!
> then
>
> This slows the G3 processor down through setting the ICTC regsiter
> (Instruction Cache Throttling Control).
Thanks for those incantations. Unfortunately, it didn't work :( I'm
still getting the "DEFAULT CATCH!" error.
Still, I'll keep this particular spell around.
I'll have to see if I can scare up a 604 card locally.
Thanks anyway.
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