Hi,

I try to install this card in my G4 MDD (dual boot Mac OS 9.2 /10.5..

I plugged the card in a PCI slot and I started with this:

https://www.macintoshrepository.org/33044-adaptec-powerdomain-29160

For mac os x there is a driver, the 29160 works well under mac os 10.5.8. The scsi drive attached can be used.

For mac os 9 there is only scsi probe. When I boot under mac os 9, the card is not recognized. I checked the extension manager and saw nothing related to a 29160 scsi device. When I run scsi probe nothing is listed.

If someone has the driver for the 29160, I would very interested.

Thanks!

My grown-up kids love Gridz. I know there is a LAN version, and I am determined to get that working when they visit at Christmas.

virtual memory does not even do anything when you have more than 1GB installed, it is kind of a pre-G4 technique

both are OSX only.

Hitting a PCI bus mastering ceiling

Yes, that means the bandwidth... As discussed in other threads on a G4 I have seen issues with 3 cards (PowerCores and UAD-1) plus a 4th SCSI controller (also bus mastering); I am really thinking in OS X the drivers can turn off the Bus Mastering (if it senses more that one) on a few cards and thus they can all work without issues... although performance may be slower, just a theory, but in the PC world it is common to be able to switch bus mastering on/off via software/drivers which is sometimes done automatically

Hi all, I'm looking for a working version of Mode and Hipno by C74....I have the retail installers but no authorisation to run...anyone pleas? 

Virtual memory always has been a big NO NO in audio world! OS9 is not OSX or Windows.

This shold be put in big red capital letters somewhere in audio Wiki.

(Virtual memory was put there for regular Mac users who only had money for 2MB of RAM).

Also, IIRC, for those with modern, fast SCSI accelerators and drives with large-ish caches, the recommendation from Digi was to use as small disk cache as possible. I stayed at 128k all the time.

These days, when SSDs are in use, I toyed with idea to hack Memory CP to turn off disk cache completely. Haven't succeeded yet..

Ok, disk Cache is using ram to cache HDD data, virtual memory is using HDD instead of RAM.

Thanks again Macintomh!

Wonder why Thomann even noted that erroneous 230 V requirement?

[Maybe I’ll order myself one for Christmas and give the whole tariff
situation some time to possibly settle down.] 

....just one thing to be aware of....:
micromix2 has bluetooth 4.2. input that can be used for recording, too, but gives me a permanent high frequency beep in the background.....had to play around with the 3 switches to avoid that beep when recording via line in (instead of bluetooth)...  finally made it, but no fun with bluetooth imho

greetings
Tom

i tried to get a 4slot magma going on a tibook but i cant get it working under os9, osx works

intended for uad-1 powercore and pulsar