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Posted by: BetaC on 2021-07-19 17:54:08
sorry if this maybe is a little semi-offtopic but betac does the label on your rom simm spell out that its 'dos ready' or not so much?
just wondering As far as I can tell, it's just the normal ROM. It's the SAMSUNG KMM264512G-12 APPLE341-0757. |
Posted by: Byrd on 2021-07-19 20:34:02
You should replace the caps anyway - these machines are old and those capacitors are reaching or beyond their end of life now. Even if they don't *look* like they are leaking, they will be or will start soon.
I recapped mine yesterday. It's a lot of caps but not too bad really. All 47uf 16v except for one 100uf 6v.
Yeah it’ll be done, eventually - have the caps on hand. One of those jobs that needs a fair bit of time put aside to do. |
Posted by: chelseayr on 2021-07-20 03:23:33
no problem betac, been curious about basically a '7100 dos ready' label on an untested unwanted rom simm. good luck with your nice 7100 setup btw |
Posted by: BetaC on 2021-07-20 10:33:57
no problem betac, been curious about basically a '7100 dos ready' label on an untested unwanted rom simm. good luck with your nice 7100 setup btw Thanks. |
Posted by: Cory5412 on 2021-08-08 12:52:27
been curious about basically a '7100 dos ready' label on an untested unwanted rom simm No 7100s were sold as DOS compatible machines and none of Apple's own aftermarket DOS compatibility cards targeted it. Although I believe that some of the DOS compatibility hardware is documented after-the-fact to work. (the 6100 DOS card in particular, once you work out how to make it physically fit.)
And, among Macs that were sold as DOS compatible and/or have affordances (e.g. 7200/120 DOS compatible or any 8500 or 5400 with a GIMO port), there weren't special ROMs to accommodate the card.
It's possible someone pulled the ROM simm out of, say, a 7200/x DOS compat and then just decided it was a DOS compatible ROM, which isn't strictly true or sensical, sine the DOS card on the 7200 and 4400/7220 was just a PCI card that was preinstall/configured. |
Posted by: chelseayr on 2021-08-08 13:51:58
I had suspected it was just simply pen words and not of any actual compatibility meanings, so thanks for that @Cory5412 |
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