10 Jun
1998
10 Jun
'98
12:57 p.m.
Uncle Roger wrote:
At 07:14 AM 6/10/98 -0700, you wrote:
Well, as I wrote in another post, the Dash '030 *is* a repackaged,
clock-chipped IIfx.
As for the rest.. smile when you say it, some of us still run IIx's and
IIfx's. :-)
Seriously, though, there is an article on one of the MacTimes sites
which argues for using an older system as a server. Basically, it
contends that given the speeds of Ethernet and SCSI, even the oldest
macs can keep up with the load.
<<<John>>>
Does "Mac II-type motherboard" mean its
a genuine Apple motherboard, or
do you just mean its similiar to the Mac II motherboards?
Sorry... By "Mac II-type" I meant that size mb. Both that I have use real
Apple motherboards. One is (iirc) a Mac IIx, the other is a IIfx. Very
nice servers for their time, with great cases.